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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...
New figures reveal black cats are THREE TIMES more likely to...
Black cats are nearly THREE TIMES more likely to come into RSPCA care than any other coat colour, according to new figures released by the charity.
The RSPCA is caring for hundreds of black and black and white cats, across its centres and branches with 676 currently being cared for...
How to avoid spooking your cat at Halloween
As Halloween and Bonfire Night approach, the excitement of costumes, treats and spooky decorations can sometimes overlook the safety of our feline friends.
Understanding how to navigate these festive challenges is crucial for keeping our cats happy and healthy which is why Cats Protection is urging cat owners to consider...
Findings of Senedd report on private rental sector welcomed by Dogs...
Dogs Trust, the UK’s largest dog welfare charity, has welcomed the findings of the Senedd’s Local Government and Housing Committee’s report that concluded that more needs to be done to address the need for pet-friendly housing in Wales.
Published today, the report into the Private Rented Sector in Wales looks...
Deaf dog learning sign language to find new home
The RSPCA is teaching a deaf dog sign language in the hopes these skills will help find her a new home.
Five-year-old Polo was rescued by the RSPCA from Bradford, West Yorkshire, in April 2023 after members of the public raised concerns about her welfare.
RSPCA Inspector Joanne Taylor said: “Polo was being kept chained in...
RSPCA plea for people to ‘take a chance’ on two overlooked...
The RSPCA in York is looking for patient and understanding owners to help two nervous cats build a bond with humans again.
Gary, 15 months, and Harry, five, who are both black and white, are ‘desperate’ to get out of a cattery environment and into loving homes of their own, say staff...
Halloween, Bonfire Night and Christmas mark fire and accident-prone season, insurer...
Halloween, Bonfire Night and Christmas are popular festivities to celebrate with friends and family, but a Saga survey and claims data indicate a rise in fires and accidental damage over the festive season.
Saga’s home insurance product manager, Anna Thunstrom, explains which types of insurance do and don’t cover common...
Young cat left behind at West Yorkshire bus station recovering in...
A young female cat who was abandoned at Halifax Bus Station after her owner travelled to London has a new home lined up thanks to the RSPCA.
The nine-month-old black and white cat was brought into the RSPCA’s Halifax, Huddersfield, Bradford & District Branch animal centre in Wade Street last Tuesday (8...
More trick than treat – why vet expert warns against pet...
As spooky season approaches, costumes are extremely popular. While turning your pet into a pretty pup-kin might seem fun, PDSA, the vet charity for pets in need, is advising owners to think twice about the impact dressing up will have on their furry family member’s health and happiness.
PDSA Vet Nurse,...
Solihull College treks Snowdon to raise money for Birmingham Dogs Home
Birmingham Dogs Home is celebrating another successful corporate partnership with Solihull College & University Centre.
The College team recently took on the Snowdon for Sunrise challenge, raising an impressive £4,422.99 for the beloved charity. The team along with a team of their dedicated students run numerous fundraising events from charity...
Just three-fifths of cat owners don’t know what to feed them,...
Two-thirds (63%) of cat owners are only somewhat confident in knowing about their pet’s overall health and wellbeing, according to new research by cat food brand Harringtons.
A poll* of 1,000 cat owners in the UK, commissioned by Harringtons, found that only three-fifths (59%) know what to feed them.
That said, nearly all (95%)...
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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.
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