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How to spot hypothermia in pets

With the frosty season in full swing, PDSA vets have issued advice for all owners on spotting the signs of hypothermia in pets, and what to do should a worst-case scenario happen. PDSA Vet Nurse Nina Downing explains: “Hypothermia is when a pet’s body temperature drops dangerously low. It can...

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Shine a red light on wellness all year round

Companion Life - 21st October 20240

Harnessing the power of light energy to promote wellness may not be new, but it’s experiencing a resurgence, not only in practice, but as...

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PDSA – Why pets eat the strangest things

Companion Life - 27th September 20240

From socks and slippers to necklaces and knickers – our pets sometimes eat the strangest of things! But why do they do this? What...

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Top tips for pet owners during summer

Companion Life - 11th July 20240

During summer months we love nothing more than spending our time outdoors with pets. With warmer weather and longer days, it’s the best time to...

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Vet shares symptoms of condition dogs can pass to humans

Companion Life - 13th June 20240

With approximately 13.5 million dogs as pets in the UK, many pet owners may not know of some conditions that their dog can pass to them...

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Expert tips on how to reduce hay fever symptoms in dogs as pollen levels soar

Companion Life - 8th May 20240

Hayfever season is in full swing and according to the Met Office, the pollen forecast over the next five days is high. Dog owners may...

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Appeal to pay for lifesaving surgery for dog left tied to...

A local RSPCA branch is appealing for funds to cover the £3,000 surgery to rid a rescue dog of cancer. Six-year-old springer spaniel Daisy was taken in by the RSPCA in October after she’d been found tied to a tree in Kent. She’s now being cared for by RSPCA Essex South, Southend & District Branch in Essex. Mette...