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Hefty fines in store for pet owners as 1 in 5...
UK pet owners face fines of up to £500 in the lead up to Christmas as nearly one in five (17%) claim that they won’t microchip their pets, despite the legal requirement to do so which recently extended to cats.
Microchipping cats in England has been a legal requirement as of 10th...
Forthglade launches new range of dog treats
Forthglade natural pet food has launched a new range of dog treats, suitable for sensitive tummies.
Well-known for their award-winning natural dog food, the Devonian dog lovers at Forthglade have also added delicious hand-baked grain-free dog treats to their range.
This month, Forthglade have launched Soft Bites, which are tasty new...
Dogs Trust issues advice for dog owners wearing face masks
Dogs Trust is offering advice to dog owners to help their pets adjust when they can’t see our faces.
The UK’s largest dog welfare charity is urging dog owners to get their dogs used to seeing face coverings as part of daily life, as new government legislation makes face masks...
Wobbly cat is looking for forever home after being rescued by...
A stray cat with an usual walk was rescued by the RSPCA in Greater Manchester last month and is now looking for his forever home.
Affectionately named Wobbly Bobbly, the one-year old cat was rescued by the RSPCA after he was spotted by a member of the public in Tameside,...
Rats abandoned in dirty cage on night of thunderstorm
The RSPCA is caring for three rats who were abandoned in a dirty cage just before a thunderstorm in Wigan.
A member of the public spotted the cage, which was open with the rats loose in the bushes, down a country lane in Cobbs Brow Lane, Wigan on Saturday 13...
Scotland clamps down on animal abusers
Scotland clamps down on animal abusers as maximum sentences for animal cruelty is raised to five years.
Leading animal welfare charity Battersea has praised the Scottish Government and MSPs from across Parliament for delivering on their promise to increase maximum sentences for the worst animal cruelty offences.
The Animals and Wildlife...
Flat-faced dogs are most at risk of heat stroke, new study...
A study has found that brachycephalic dogs with flat faces - such as bulldogs and pugs are more at risk of developing heat stroke.
Researchers in dog welfare at Nottingham Trent University and the Royal Veterinary College studied the clinical records of more than 900,000 dogs across the UK.
They found...
RSPCA rescues two cats abandoned in the woods
The RSPCA is appealing for information after two cats were abandoned in a cat carrier in the woods in Nottinghamshire.
The two female cats, one grey and one tabby were discovered in a carrier in a wooded area of the Maun Valley Trail just off New Mill Lane in Mansfield...
Vet goes extra mile to help poorly pets during lockdown
Newcastle vet Mandy Hood has been pulling on her running shoes to ensure poorly pets receive vital medication during the coronavirus lockdown.
For the last three months, keen runner Mandy, who works for Westway Vets at their Howdon surgery in Wallsend, has been delivering medication and flea and worm treatment...
Virtual RSPCA pet show is huge success
Proud pet owners, RSPCA experts and celebrity guests, came together on Sunday 14 June to take part in the RSPCA’s first ever virtual pet show.
The RSPCA’s One Fun Day offered the charity a chance to showcase the work of its centres and branches and raise much needed funds as...
Warning from vets as dog almost dies after swimming in water...
Vets issue warning on blue algae after a dog nearly died in Nottinghamshire after swimming in contaminated water.
Blue algae is a harmful bacteria that can develop in lakes and ponds during the summer months and poses a serious threat to dogs.
Emergency vets and vet nurses came to the...
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Edinburgh Dog and Cat Home launches heartwarming Winter Appeal and issues...
As winter sets in, the Edinburgh Dog and Cat Home is reaching out for support through its urgent Winter Appeal, aimed at providing vital care for animals in need through much needed donations.
This year, the charity has faced a record number of animal admissions, with nearly 400 new arrivals between...
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