Rabbits are naturally sociable animals so it is vital to make sure they have a bunny-friend to live with, according to vet charity PDSA. This ‘Cheer up the Lonely Day’, PDSA is highlighting the importance of rabbits having a compatible companion. The 2023 PDSA Animal Wellbeing (PAW) Report revealed that 42%...

Unfortunately, the rainy weather is set to continue this week which only means one thing: muddy dog walks are back. It’s important to remember that not only your dog can get mucky, but so can their walking gear. To help prepare, the outdoor dog specialists at Ruffwear have provided their...

Three clinics in Ukraine have been announced as recipients of a special prize as part of the 2023 International Canine Health Awards, in recognition of the lifesaving work many veterinarians are carrying out for the country’s beloved animal companions, despite the devastating conditions created by the war. The awards, with...

Looking after pets takes a lot of commitment and devotion - and as they age, this can increase as they may need more of our help. But by keeping a close eye on them and supporting their additional needs, our pets can continue to lead happy and healthy lives...

When it comes to picking the best for their pets, pet parents tend to do a lot of digging into finding out what the best beds, toys, treats and dog foods are. But as their pet grows they may not realise that a swap in foods or treats might...

The RSPCA is highlighting the plight of an unwanted bunny from North Yorkshire who has spent nearly all his life in rescue waiting for a new home. Oreo, who like the biscuit, is black and white, is the longest-staying resident at the charity’s rehoming centre in Great Ayton after arriving...

A greyhound trainer with 17 years experience has been jailed for 36 weeks and banned for keeping animals for life following her treatment of 38 greyhounds. Rebecca Perkins of Hunmanby Road, Burton Fleming - pleaded guilty to three Animal Welfare Act offences, and was sentenced at Scarborough Magistrates Court last...

Dogs Trust yesterday gave evidence to the Environment, Food and Rural Affairs (EFRA) Committee in Parliament, as part of the groups Oral Evidence Session on Pet Welfare & Abuse. Dr Paula Boyden, Dogs Trust Veterinary Director, spoke to the committee about several issues, including unscrupulous breeding, importation of dogs and...

During summer months, warm weather can often lead to thunderstorms. For some pets this can be stressful, as they do not like the loud claps of thunder. Storm anxiety amongst pets is a common problem, especially dogs who don’t like loud or sudden noises, like thunder. Emma Purnell, RVN from Nutravet...

A unique capsule exhibition of 37 porcelain dogs, from the Royal Crown Derby Museum collection, has just opened at The Kennel Club Art Gallery in London until 10 January 2024. The collection was curated by The Kennel Club Art Collection Curators and well-known canine artist Deidre Ashdown, who originally proposed...