While we’re all guilty of putting on a bit of weight over the festive period, according to new research, we’re not the only ones!
Numbers suggest that 46% of dogs, and 34% of cats are clinically overweight and obese. So how can we help our pets beat the bulge?
Well, Dr Scott’s here with his fat fighting tips and advice to help get your furry friends fit this January.
Houseplant sales have bloomed - with us Brits spending around £530 million on our potted friends each year. The Chelsea Flower Show is even introducing a houseplant category for the first time.
But how does a houseplant survive the winter and blossom in spring? David Domoney joins us from Stratford-Upon-Avon with his houseplant masterclass.
Separation anxiety is something that 1.8 million dogs in the UK suffer from when they’re left alone. But could this be avoided? A new study shows that nearly three quarters of UK pet owners claim music and audio helps keep their canine friends calm when temporarily left home alone.
Alice Beer joins us with more on that, and the latest gadgets to help ease the stresses your dogs go through.
A rescue dog desperately searching for a loving home shared a drink with Holly and Phillip
In February, we tried the the latest wellness craze, alpaca yoga!
Her clients include everyone from Victoria Beckham to the Queen - and today Britain’s present-wrapping guru, Jane Means, is back in the studio to share her tips for taking your wrapping skills to a whole new level.
Plus, Ruth reveals her secret for achieving the perfectly-wrapped present every time.
Our home genie Georgina Burnett joins us with her top crafting tips to bring some festive flair to your Christmas table.
From fabulous place settings to show-stopping centrepieces, Georgina has the tips and tricks that will leave your guests in awe!
Could treating your pet to Christmas leftovers actually be harmful? And are some festive plants really poisonous to our furry friends? Vet Dr Scott Miller joins us to tell us how to keep our pets happy and healthy this festive season.
It's estimated that Brits will use 227,000 miles of wrapping paper this year, with over 83km2 ending up in our bins. That’s a lot of waste.
And even the most well-intentioned of us may be unaware that the wrap we put in recycling isn’t actually recyclable if it contains plastic, dye, foil, glitter or leftover sticky tape. It’s been said that you can check whether paper is plastic coated or not by scrunching it. If it stays scrunched, it’s probably fine to recycle, but if it pops back, it’s covered in plastic.
Thankfully, there are plenty of ways to make presents look pretty and cut down on waste.
