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Expert tips on how to reduce hay fever symptoms in dogs...
Hayfever season is in full swing and according to the Met Office, the pollen forecast over the next five days is high.
Dog owners may not be aware that dogs can suffer from hay fever too. As a result, Pooch & Mutt’s in house Veterinary Surgeon, Dr Linda Simon, shares vital advice...
Spring allergies in pets
Allergies in pets at this time of year can vary from food, environmental or household, and 10% of allergies in dogs are said to be food related, but many pets can suffer from more than one.
There are certain breeds of cats and dogs that are more susceptible to allergies...
Care of Dwarf Hamsters
By Emma Purnell, RVN Cert.Nut.
The term dwarf hamster encompasses several species of hamster including Roborovski and Chinese Dwarf Hamsters. These animals are often seen as children’s pets but may not be ideal for all homes as they have some very specific needs.
Hamsters are nocturnal, they sleep during the day...
Q&A with Arden Grange
By Ness Bird, Nutrition Adviser at Arden Grange
Arden Grange is a family run, Sussex-based business who this year celebrate their 25th anniversary. Ness Bird, Nutrition advisor at Arden Grange answers our questions about their crucial sensitivities in pets and what to look out for at this time of year...
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How to choose the right food for your dog
Just like humans, dogs require a complex and balanced diet containing the right nutrients to keep them balanced during the day - and healthy throughout their lives. Choosing the right food can be tricky, so we’ll explore how to make the best choice for your dog based on their...
Signs your dog may have a food intolerance, sensitivity or allergy...
Dogs can also have food intolerances, sensitivities, and allergies too – it's not just us! With this in mind, dog owners often find themselves wondering what the real differences are between these common complaints?
Furthermore, how can we identify these complaints in man's best friend? How should you adjust your...
Normal puppy behaviours that don’t mean they’re untrainable
Welcoming a puppy into your family is always an exciting experience and one that never loses its appeal. The temptation to adopt a puppy as a Christmas gift may be appealing, but with countless numbers of dogs appearing in shelters after the festive period due to certain behavioural issues...
Advice from the expert: Winter care for rabbits
By Emma Purnell, RVN Cert.Nut.
Rabbits are often a species kept outside, but in extreme temperature they can be more severely affected.
Wild rabbits are naturally able to regulate their temperature well if they can stay active and seek shelter if they need it. Making sure your rabbit’s environment allows them...
Q&A with Ele Hacheme, lead nutritionist at Republic of Cats
Republic of Cats is a revolutionary new ‘concierge’ cat food service created by a team of entrepreneurial renegades who have ‘feline obsessive’ running through their DNA.
The brand is the upstart younger sibling of tails.com, which successfully pioneered tailored nutrition for dogs.
Ele Hacheme is lead nutritionist at Republic of Cats...
Life with your new puppy
Getting a new puppy can be a full-time commitment and one that needs careful consideration and research. It’s important to understand what kind of dog will fit into your lifestyle and if you can dedicate enough time to looking after your new pet.
Dogs are for life, with the average...
A guide to winter hazards for pets
Winter can impact a pet’s health in several ways. Despite their fur, cats, dogs and even small furries can feel the cold just as much as we do.
As temperatures drop it’s important to understand the impact these hazards can have on your four-legged friends health to ensure they remain...
Hitting the road with your dog squad
Taking a trip with your dog can turn an average journey into an epic road trip. But, when you've got more than one furry co-pilot, it's not just about cramming them all into the car.
You've got to make sure every one of them is safe, happy, and well looked after...
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