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Feeding, water, travel and rest

Smart, practical kit for cats and dogs at home and in the car

Automatic feeders you set from your phone, water fountains with filters, dog car seats with tether clips and soft beds. Plus plain answers on portions, cleaning and the Highway Code.

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Dogs in the car: what Rule 57 says

Rule 57 of the Highway Code asks drivers to make sure dogs are suitably restrained, so they cannot distract you or get hurt if you stop quickly. A seat belt harness, a pet carrier, a dog cage and a dog guard are the examples it gives. For a small dog, a dog car seat with its tether clipped to a harness keeps it in one place on the seat. Our guide explains the rule and how to set a seat up.

Travelling with a dog in the car

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Feeding, water, cleaning, pet cameras and car travel, explained in plain English.

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Cat care

How much water should a cat drink a day?

How much water a cat needs per kg each day, how wet and dry food change it, how to measure it and when drinking a lot is a reason to see your vet.

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Frequently asked questions

How long does delivery take and what does it cost?

Delivery is free. Orders ship by tracked parcel from our supplier's warehouse in China and normally arrive in 7 to 12 working days. The delivery page has the details.

Will I have to pay customs charges or import VAT?

Not on orders with a total of £135 or less. On orders over £135, UK import VAT and a carrier handling fee may be charged when the parcel is delivered. See our delivery page.

Do I need Wi-Fi for an automatic cat feeder?

Our feeders are set up and controlled from a phone app over a 2.4 GHz Wi-Fi network. Our guide How to choose an automatic cat feeder covers setup, portions and power cuts.

Is it the law to restrain a dog in the car?

Rule 57 of the Highway Code says you should make sure dogs are suitably restrained so they cannot distract you or be hurt if you stop quickly. It is advice rather than a rule marked MUST, but the Code can be used in evidence in court. Read Travelling with a dog in the car.