Pets & Animals Infographics

Summer’s just around the corner, so Helpucover.co.uk thought they would create an infographic called ‘The Ultimate Guide to Holiday Making with Your Pet!’ This infographic runs through some important information you should know when deciding how to reach your holiday destination, and how to pack. Not all holiday destinations cater for pets, most in fact don’t.

No matter how much we love our pets, they can still make us crazy. Their hair has claimed every piece of your home; regardless of whether that is your furniture or clothing. With this infographic learn how you can control pet hair in your home.

Don’t like spiders in your home? Use a water hose or broom to regularly destroy any webs that are constructed on or around the house. Spiders often move elsewhere when their webs are regularly destroyed. These and other facts and myths surrounding spiders in the following infographic.

We all hear about the “magic eight hours” that humans should get, but how much does everyone, and everything, really sleep? Here, this infographic takes a look at dogs, cats, rabbits, birds, fish, hamsters and humans and compares the sleeping patterns.

This infographic from Clippersireland.ie is about the most high-ranking dogs on the Internet, showcasing their special talents and looking at how many fans they have gathered along the way.

Over 4 million dog bites occur each year. Nearly 20% of the victims needed medical attention. Between 2005 and 2009, 149 dog attacks were fatal. Sadly, more than half of the fatal dog attacks occur to children. In this infographic, Gary A. Peterson looks at dog attach fatalities statistics.

This infographic closely examines the main characteristics of each dog breed and provides useful information about these particular canines. It provides some good knowledge about these ten breeds, their history, and what make them happy or grumpy.

It’s not always easy to know what is and what isn’t healthy for your cat to eat, and the last thing you want to do is feed them something potentially harmful. This infographic lists just some of the things that are good and not so good for your feline’s health.