Vets are urging pet owners to make sure their festive homes are safe for animals during the Christmas season by warning of a number of unknown hazards and poisons in and around the home. Earlier this month the BVA joined a number of other charities in asking Morrisons to withdraw an advertisement which showed a small boy feeding Christmas pudding to a dog.
Farmhouse Breakfast Week, Sunday 20th - Saturday 26th January 2013 champions the importance of eating breakfast and aims to get the nation to shake up its wake up and incorporate breakfast into our routine. Shake Up Your Wake Up is on hand to help kick-start your day, the Farmhouse Breakfast Week way.
The recent Morrisons advert portrays the nations divided taste preference for Christmas pudding and aims to show how, for many people, this choice of traditional desert is really not so popular. Two boys conspire with the family dog to get rid of a slice of the unwanted pudding - which even a potted plant cannot survive - but in reality, neither could the dog!
Celebrate Chinese New Year 10th -13th February 2013 by cooking up a banquet with help of a Kitchen Devils Asian Cook's Knife. Chinese food has always been a firm favourite in the UK and not only do we love a good takeaway, we really enjoy cooking Chinese style dishes at home, so much so that Kitchen Devils has two Asian Cook's Knives in its current range.
Pet vaccinations have dramatically risen in cost over the last few years, with quotes of up to £50 for a single annual dog booster. Unfortunately these rises in price have led to a number of owners skipping their pet's annual vaccination. Whilst the need for yearly boosters is still subject to controversy and many are still campaigning for this to drop to three yearly intervals, it is still a necessity to have a booster periodically, and essential that kittens and puppies get their initial inoculations, to stop the spread of life-threatening diseases. We discovered the Easipetcare Vaccination Clinics and think they may just have the solution to ever-increasing annual booster costs.
As the 'Foodie Coach and Healthy Eating Mentor for Busy Women', Karen Kennaby has the knack for helping busy women to realise they can eat healthy, and enjoy it, whatever their schedule involves. This knack is born from her own personal experience and a huge amount of training both in food and nutrition and in how the mind works.
