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It's that time of year when the weather begins to turn: darker evenings, rainy showers, storms and the encroaching cold. Us humans aren't the only ones who notice the changing seasons; our pets are naturally tuned into their surroundings too. During the transitional weather, you may notice your pet behaving differently as a response. Some pets (cats and dogs in particular) can become lethargic, more anxious, or withdrawn. Here's what to look out for and how you can help minimise the mood swings your pet experiences during this time. 

Some might underestimate the amount of care and attention that smaller pets need - even though they require less routine and take up less space, they still require a lot of love and attention. Whether you're welcoming a curious gerbil or a cuddly hamster, creating the right environment is key to keeping your new pet happy and healthy. 

Here's a simple, friendly guide to setting up a small pet paradise!