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Ban for man who was caught using ‘harsh discipline’ on his...
A man from Greater London who admitted using harsh disciplinary and training methods on his dog has been banned from keeping canines for seven years after a prosecution by the RSPCA.
Daniel Kirwan of Rosslyn Crescent, Harrow, pleaded guilty to one offence under the Animal Welfare Act 2006 and appeared...
Tell-tail signs your dog loves you: what dogs love about humans
Leading dog walking and sitting service, Rover.com has revealed the ‘tell-tail’ signs that your dog loves you.
Anyone who’s ever owned a dog knows how special the bond between human and hound can be, which can be seen by the way your dog greets you with their tail wagging. The...
Cat Smart neuters 30 cats for World Spay Day
A cat welfare scheme in Sheffield neutered more than 30 cats in one day to mark World Spay Day.
The event was held at a PDSA Clinic in Northern Avenue on Saturday 23 February with 20 females spayed and 11 males neutered by PDSA vets and organised by the RSPCA’s...
Friendly bunnies dumped like rubbish
The RSPCA is appealing for information after two rabbits were abandoned by the side of the road in London.
The female dwarf rabbits were found by a member of the public in a cage at about 9am on Thursday (21 February) in Tylecroft Road, Streatham.
It is unknown how long the...
Cats vs dogs – pet population per UK region
Figures revealed by OnBuy.com examine the percentage of cats and dogs owned as pets per UK region.
A pet is not only a cuddly companion, but studies have shown that owning a pet is linked to a decrease in depression, anxiety and stress.
Whilst most Brits don’t need convincing that...
DogFest, the ultimate summer festival for dogs returns
Clare Balding and Supervet Noel Fitzpatrick confirmed as special guests at UK’s biggest day out for dogs.
DogFest, the UK’s biggest and best day out for dogs, their families and animal lovers is back! Now entering its sixth year, it will take place in the grounds of three stunning stately...
Dogs Trust study says public unaware of need to ensure their...
New research by Dogs Trust reveals that many dog owners wrongly think a microchip is the only form of identification their dog needs.
In 2016 it became a legal requirement for all dogs to be microchipped and since 1992 dog owners have also been required to ensure their dog has...
Figures on World Spay Day reveal cats are the most rescued...
A group of cat and vet organisations have come together this World Spay Day to highlight the cat crisis in the UK today.
To mark the international day which raises awareness of the need to neuter pets, the RSPCA reveals that cats are the most rescued animals by its frontline...
Stray dog’s mystery skin condition tests Mayhew’s vet team
A Japanese Spritz was taken to London-Based animal charity, Mayhew after being found wandering the streets at night by a member of the public.
The 18-month old little dog, named Fox had raw looking rashes on his legs and neck that were clearing causing him pain, but had no collar...
Fish4Dogs doubles its ‘pawprint’ at Crufts
Fish4Dogs is putting the final touches to its double-sized stand to be revealed at Crufts next week.
The brand, which for over 12 years, has championed fish as the perfect protein, is an official supporter of “the world’s greatest dog show” will occupy a new prime stand in Hall...
PDSA challenge the myths around neutering for World Spay Day
Tomorrow (26 February) will be the 25th annual World Spay Day – an international event to raise awareness of the importance of neutering.
Neutering a pet means removing the reproductive organs – for females this is often referred to as spaying and involves removing the ovaries and womb. In makes,...
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Charity helps save life of ‘hero’ retired police dog
A charity helped save the life of a heroic retired police dog when she fell seriously ill and needer emergency life-saving surgery.
Belgian Malinois RPD Fiji, 12, joined Surrey Police as a puppy and spent six years working with the Surrey and Sussex Joint Dog Unit as a general purpose...
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