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Study finds over 70% of Brits feed their pets just one...
New research by Harringtons reveals the majority of UK households still choose simplicity over variety when it comes to feeding our four-legged friends.
Pets are more than just companions; they’re family. But when it comes to their mealtime routines, most Brits are sticking to a single type of food. A...
Team Animal need cheerers to support RSPCA events
The RSPCA is looking for volunteer cheerers to show their support for Team Animal at a series of events this year.
The animal welfare charity is calling on animal lovers to help support the RSPCA by volunteering their time to cheer on the runners at the London Landmarks Half Marathon,...
The new must have item for dog owners
Stix Dog Coats have created an innovative new must have item for dog owners across the country.
The innovative new company have created a coat for dogs from recycled plastic bottles, which are hand made in England.
Dogs have fast become a treasured member for millions of families in the UK,...
Vets4Pets share the usual side to vet life
National veterinary group, Vets4Pets highlight the weird and wonderful cases that are rarely seen in a veterinary practice.
As in human health care, vets often treat a diverse range of weird and wonderful cases in their practices – but what are some of the more unusual ones?
From dogs swallowing foreign...
RSCPA showcase some rats hoping to find new homes this Chinese...
The rats in RSPCA care are hoping the Chinese New Year may bring them some luck and a new home.
The Year of the Rat begins on January 25 and as the first sign in the 12-year cycle of the Chinese zodiac, it is associated with new beginnings.
The rats at...
Some of the nation’s snooziest pets in pictures
Snoozy pets have stolen the hearts of the nation, as photos flood in for a competition to find the UK’s sleepiest animals.
Recent research revealed that over a third of Brits don’t let their pets sleep in or on their own bed, meaning they often need to find somewhere else...
First dogs of 2020 go to new homes from Dogs Trust
The new decade got off to a paw-some start for four lucky dogs, who were among the first to be rehomed by Dogs Trust in 2020.
Snow, a four-month old Maltese Terrier, was the first to leave the charity’s Evesham rehoming centre, going to his forever home with Marcello Cossali-Francis...
PDSA offers top tips for ‘socialising’ your pet
Taking on a puppy or kitten is an exciting time and a learning curve, and in order for them to become happy and confident adults, it’s important your pet has a variety of positive experiences when young.
Encouraging lots of socialisation with other pets, people and situations is incredibly important...
What does Brexit mean for your dog?
When millions of people voted for Brexit in 2016, the impact it would have on taking your pet on holiday was probably the last thing on anyone’s mind.
Several years down the line and with Britain finally due to leave the EU on the 31st January, the experts at Gudog...
New milestone in state-of-the-art Kettering veterinary hospital project
Improved facilities for treating poorly pets are a step closer for a Kettering vet practice thanks to progress on a £1.3 million new hospital project.
External works on the new home for Northlands Veterinary Hospital in Station Road are now complete and the internal fit-out is due to begin.
Once finished...
RSPCA sets out its ‘red lines’ at UK’s last ever EU...
The RSPCA has set out five important recommendations for animal welfare amid fears that standards could be under threat in a free trade agreement.
As the EU (Withdrawal Agreement) Bill nears completion, it contains no references to animal welfare, despite the government’s manifesto promises. This means there is no legal...
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Cropped dog has special knitted cap to keep cold wind and...
Cropped Dora wears a special knitted hood to keep the cold wind and rain out of her vulnerable ears during a winter’s walk on the beach.
Four-year-old Dora’s owner, Jess Eley, from Dorset, said the knitted hat, which has ears on top, also makes passersby less nervous around her -...
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