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Nutravet Introduces Three NEW Health Chews for Dogs
Nutravet is thrilled to announce three new health chews specially designed for dogs, adding to their trusted range of NutracalmĀ®, NutraquinĀ®, and NutracoatĀ® products. These tasty, easy-to-give chews provide daily support in three key areas of dog wellness: joint health, skin and coat care, and stress relief.
Made with hydrolysed...
Devoted duos looking for new homes at Dogs Trust Manchester
Dogs Trust Manchester are hoping to find new homes and devoted owners for two pairs of equally devoted dogs.
The team at the Denton-based rehoming centre have found themselves looking after two sets of canine companions who have found themselves without a home through no fault of their own.
Now the...
Trio of rescued guinea pigs looking for forever home
Three male guinea pigs are looking for their forever home after they were rescued from a multi-guinea pig household in Middlesex.
Yam, Parsnip and Shallot are looking for a home together and would like to be outdoor piggies with a big hutch and access to a run for them to...
Music track developed to get dogs more excited for exercise
Pet behaviourists and musicians have developed a pre-workout track for dogs deigned to stimulate them prior to exercise.
The track was commissioned by pet insurer MORE TH>N together with pet technology company PitPat, and was created in line with existing academic research around the different types of music and sounds...
Neutering event aims to tackle cat overpopulation crisis in Sheffield
The RSPCA are tackling the cat overpopulation in Sheffield by running a neutering event to urge cat owners to prevent unwanted litters and get their pets sprayed for free.
A scheme which has neutered more than 800 cats in an effort to tackle the cat overpopulation crisis is holing a...
PDSA are raising awareness for misunderstood bunnies
Leading veterinary charity, PDSA are raising awareness of the welfare of rabbits, thought to be the most misunderstood of all UK pets.
The 2018 PDSA Wellbeing (PAW) Report found that there are 540,000 rabbits (54%) living alone, despite being incredibly social animals.
Rabbits are often in hutches which are far too...
A report by Tails.com looks into whether food allergies in dogs...
Food allergies and intolerances in dogs are massively on the rise, according to a new report from data from tails.com.
The data compiled by tailor-made nutrition service, tails.com, reveals that there has been a staggering increase (75%) in requests from owners for hypoallergenic food blends since 2016, as well as...
Blue Cross ask people to put their best foot forward for...
This August, national pet charity, Blue Cross are asking pet owners to put their best foot forward and go the extra-mile to raise money for poorly and homeless pets.
The month-long āSteps for Petsā event is challenging UK pet lovers and fitness fiends to take extra steps each day to...
Rescue dog lands on his paws after being adopted by a...
A rescue dog who needed a life-saving operation has landed himself a new home with the vet who saved him, thanks to the RSPCA.
German Shepherd crossbreed Alfie was brought into the RSPCAās care for rehoming in October 2017 after a change in his ownerās circumstances, but inspector Anthony Joynes...
Fish4Dogs launch two new tasty treats for canine companions
Fish4Dogs has launched two new tasty treats that are healthy and low in calories.
The two new treats, salmon cookies and redfish & lavender crunchers are grain-free, contain no artificial preservatives or colourings and are a great alternative treat for your pooch.
The tasty treats are the ideal, āguilt-freeā ā too...
Dogs Trust manager celebrates 30 years finding new homes for dogs
Dogs Trust Newbury is celebrating an Assistant Manager who has been helping dogs to find new home for 30 years.
Assistant Manager, Jenny Hopkins started working for the charity in 1988 as a Canine Carer but quickly progressed to Assistant Manager, back in the day when there were only four...
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Urgent warning for dog owners ahead of Road Safety Week
Crossing the road carefully and avoiding collisions is just common sense to humans, we donāt give it a second thought. For dogs, however, itās not that simple.Ā
Internal data fromĀ dog insuranceĀ provider, Animal Friends Pet Insurance shows that the autumn months are the most dangerous for animal road accidents, withĀ the final...
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