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Worried pet owners would cut back on food and heating rather...
Worried pet owners in the UK would cut back on food and heating rather than give up their beloved companion, a new survey has found.
The poll for national pet charity Blue Cross found the almost two-thirds of owners (58%) have already reduced personal and household spending to afford their...
Paleo Ridge introduces new single protein products to Classic Raw Dog...
Paleo Ridge, a leading provider of premium raw pet food, is delighted to announce the launch of two new single protein products to its Classic raw dog food range.
Responding to customer demand, Paleo Ridge has introduced Classic Chicken and Classic Duck, both available in convenient 500g packs.
With a commitment...
RSPCA appeals for information after senior cat is shot with air...
The RSPCA is appealing for information after a much-loved pet cat was shot with an air gun in New Rossington, Doncaster.
Sixteen-year-old Darwin, a black male cat, and much-loved pet of pensioners Lesley and James McCulloch, was shot with an air gun near their home last month.
The couple realised something...
Birmingham Dogs Home appoints new Head Vet
Birmingham Dogs Home has appointed Dr Naomi Bradford as its new Head Veterinary Surgeon, a move that is set to significantly enhance the quality of care at the charity’s own clinic.
Naomi, who graduated from Nottingham University Vet School, brings a wealth of experience and knowledge to the role at the...
Throwing sticks for dogs can be fatal, vets warn
After a one-year-old dog needed emergency treatment after biting onto a stick he grabbed when playing with his owner, PDSA vet teams are warning owners of the hidden dangers sticks can pose.
English Bull Terrier Cross, Scooby received treatment at Portsmouth PDSA Pet Hospital when disaster struck, whilst enjoying time...
Dogs Trust Manchester goes the extra mile to give pups best...
Dogs Trust Manchester cares for around 80 dogs every day of the year at its Denton rehoming centre.
Every dog needs walks, play time, training, meals and sometimes medication and vet visits.
But puppies require even more dedicated care and for Karen Phelan that often involves setting her alarm at two-hour...
Resounding success for the Natural Dog Expo, defining a natural healthcare...
The second Natural Dog Expo resoundingly captured the moment in a soaring interest in alternative healthcare.
The Expo again delivered a panel of world-class Veterinary speakers highlighting consistent messages including “you are what you eat’ and adopting the preventative “precautionary principle’.
Relaying the health concerns of a ‘body burden’ from overly...
Rehoming centres ‘at breaking point’ as animals arrive faster than they...
The RSPCA is urging the public to consider adopting a pet instead of buying - as with its rescue centres full, the number of animals in private boarding has soared, costing the charity in the region of £500,000 a month.
The charity - the oldest of its kind, and celebrating...
Jack is ‘Still Game’ as he waits to meet his Victor
A sensational Staffi called Jack who is brimming with personality like his ‘Still Game’ namesake, is desperately waiting to meet his best pal Victor.
Ten-year-old Jack, who could possibly be classed as an OAP, Older Aged Pooch, has been a resident at Dogs Trust Glasgow Rehoming Centre for nearly three...
RSPCA appeals for information after rabbits abandoned outside flat
The RSPCA would like to speak to a man who may have key information after three rabbits were abandoned in a cardboard box outside a flat in Tower Hamlets.
The incident took place on 2 June in Stepney Way, London, at around 9am.
A cardboard box, with a towel or blanket...
An unexpected catch: Fish hook fiasco leaves dog impaled
On National Fishing Day (Tue 18 June) vets from PDSA, the UK’s leading vet charity, are asking fishers to dispose of equipment carefully after a dog needed emergency surgery when he got a large fish hook impaled through his mouth.
Two-year-old crossbreed, Bryn, was out on a routine walk with...
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The High Street Cafes and Restaurants where you can dine with...
The UK High Street is becoming more dog-friendly, with several big-name cafes, coffee shops and restaurants now welcoming pets alongside their pet parents. Brands such as Starbucks, Costa, Café Nero, Gaucho and Bill’s all have opened their doors to customers’ canine companions.
Dog-friendly Vietnamese restaurant chain Pho has partnered with leading pet...
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