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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...
RSPCA warns cat owners to keep windows closed during warm weather
The RSPCA is warning cat owners to keep their windows closed as the charity hears increasing reports of cats falling from windows.
The RSPCA Herts East Branch had reports of three cats falling from windows in the space of 24 hours last week.
The animal charity also recently investigated the deaths...
Missing cat reunited with owners after 5 years thanks to microchip
After five years of heartbreak, a family from Derby has been reunited with their long-lost cat thanks to his microchip.
The familyās much-loved ginger cat, Samson went missing in October 2013 and since then, Hannah Guy never gave up hope of finding him again.
Her faith was restored when earlier...
Dogs Trust campaign gets high paws from Secretary of State
Dogs Trust met with the Secretary of State for Environment, Food and Rural Affairs at the Royal Welsh Show to discuss their priority animal welfare issues for Wales.
The animal welfare charity, which has 21 rehoming centres across the UK and Ireland, including one in Bridgend, cares for nearly 15,000...
RSPCA issue fresh warning about dogs in hot cars after 4000...
The RSPCA is issuing a fresh warning to dog owners to never leave a pet unattended in a car on a warm day after almost 4,000 reports of incidents during the ongoing heatwave.
The animal welfare has issued the renewed advice after being made aware of the tragic deaths of...
Nine-week-old puppy found on the tube during heatwave
A nine-week-old Chihuahua cross was recently discovered on the London underground during the summer heatwave.
The puppy named George Michael, was found by a member of the public, sitting on the tube in North West London by himself with no lead or collar in the 25-degree heat.
The puppy was taken...
PDSA offer advice to keep pets āflea freeā this summer
As the UK enjoys long periods of warm weather, PDSA are advising pet owners to protect their pets from fleas and other parasites.
Leading vet charity, PDSA warns that hot weather can lead to big problems when it comes to fleas and itās important for pet owners to regularly protect...
Bunnies hoping to find new home during lunar eclipse this week
Two bunnies are hoping that like the lunar eclipse Friday, their planets will also align to help find them a new paw-fect home.
RSPCA staff at the West Suffolk branch hope that the upcoming astrological event will help bunnies, Luna and Eclipse find a new home.
Luna is a one-year-old lionhead...
British pet owners investing in technology for their four-legged friends
British pets are now being entertained and fed by the latest smart technology according to new research.
A survey of 1,007 UK adults has revealed that 48% of British pet owners have invested in technology, which is specifically for their four-legged friends.
The study, which was carried out by gadgets and...
Summer holidays animal photo competition for young people
Springwatch presenter Chris Packham wants young people to get snapping during the school holidays for the RSPCAās Young Photographer Awards.
The wildlife expert is encouraging young people to enter their photos into the competition, whether itās a bird, a bug or a big beautiful mammal, photos of any kinds of...
Happy ending for nine puppies found in plastic bin
It's a happy ending for nine puppies found abandoned in a bin in Buckinghamshire, who are to feature on Channel 5's Dog Rescuers programme.
The pups of various breeds were found after the RSPCA had an anonymous call about someone selling puppies from a van in the Buckinghamshire area.
Following the...
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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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