With the recent resurgence of COVID-19 cases in Hong Kong and globally, PetProject.HK is excited to introduce iBrea, a family of pet friendly antiviral and antibacterial products to give you better peace of mind in these trying times. With manufacturers...
Announcement: Strategic Collaboration with Pet Space Group [中文] 8 July, 2020A New Era for Veterinary Products & Services in Hong Kong Pet e-commerce pioneer, PetProject.HK, and Hong Kong’s largest veterinary chain, Pet Space Group, are excited to...
Has your dog been lethargic? Does your cat refuse to eat? Studies have shown that chemicals in some cleaning products have toxic effects on pets. In fact, according to the EPA, indoor pollution can be up to two to give...
With the holiday season just around the corner, we thought it’ll be fun partnering with new brand in town Essence to give some holiday cheer to the lucky residents of Discovery Bay at the Discovery Bay Christmas Market on 3rd November 2019....
With all the different options for pet food these days, it is important to know what is good or not for your fur-baby. Today, we take a deep dive into a new fad, the “high protein” diet. What Protein Does...
Are you aware of your dog's dental health problems? Periodontal disease is the most common dental problem in dogs. It is estimated that 70% - 80% of dogs over the age of three suffer from periodontal disease, an inflammation or infection of...
We’re thrilled to offer free shipping to residents in ALL outlying islands*, including Mui Wo, Peng Chau and Lamma Island through our newest initiative, Project TAILS. *Folks in Discovery Bay, Ma Wan and Tung Chung - you’re not considered "remote"...
As pet owners ourselves, we understand the struggle of balancing work, social activities and wanting to provide the best for our beloved pets. While we always try our best to prioritize our pets, sometimes other commitments get in the way, such as a big...
As dog lovers, perhaps one of the only downsides to owning a dog is that they don’t live long enough. It is estimated that 1 in 3 domestic dogs will develop cancer, causing cancer to be the leading cause of...
