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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...
Advice from the expert – A guide to feeding your ferret
By Emma Purnell, RVN Cert.Nut.
Ferrets can make fun and engaging pets but do have some very specific dietary needs which need to be taken into consideration. Ferrets are classed as obligate carnivores – this means that they must have meat as the core of their diet and cannot be...
What is dog anxiety?
Anxiety can affect all breeds of dogs and even though some pets only experience anxiety at certain times of the year or in specific situations, if untreated it can cause behavioural issues.
Understanding the root cause of your dog’s anxiety can help with treatment and improve their behaviour in the...
Q&A with Caroline Petersen, Nordic Key Account Manager, Swedencare Nordic
Swedencare specialises in pet healthcare and produces, markets, and sells premium products in the global and fast-growing market for companion animals.
Swedencare has a wide range of strong brands and products within most therapy areas, including NaturVet, Nutravet, Pet MD, Stratford, RX Vitamins, as well as the leading oral care...
Top tips for pet owners during autumn
With the change in seasons and start of colder weather, it’s important as a pet owner to be aware of some of the hazards that autumn can bring.
During this time, many pets may prefer to spend more time indoors. Maintaining your pet’s health during this time can ensure that...
Advice from the expert: How to keep your rabbit entertained
By Emma Purnell, RVN Cert Nut.
Rabbits are clever and inquisitive creatures and need plenty of mental stimulation.
Without this the destructive behaviours that often become a problem can be more pronounced. Toys are a great way to keep them entertained and there are plenty to choose from! Regularly switching them...
Top tips for pet owners during summer
During summer months we love nothing more than spending our time outdoors with pets.
With warmer weather and longer days, it’s the best time to be out and about enjoying lots of exercise and fun with our four-legged friends. As well as long hot days, summer can bring with it...
Understanding gut health in pets
The gut is inhabited by billions of microbes (microflora). These bacteria have a fundamental impact on the physiology and wellbeing of your pet. The benefits of a healthy microflora are not just limited to digestion.
Your pet’s gut can’t function properly without the trillions of microbes living and working there...
Q&A with Dr Tammie King
During the pandemic, the rise in pet ownership was dramatic, with a reported 17 million homes in the UK owning a pet.
Dr Tammie King, Applied Behaviour Technical Leader at Waltham Petcare Science Institute, Mars Petcare answers our questions about the changes in behaviour of our four-legged friends following the...
5 things your dog will need during a long walk
We all know how important our dog’s daily walks are for their physical and mental health. Not only does a walk provide your pup with an opportunity to do their business, but it also keeps them mentally stimulated, physically occupied and helps them to feel safe and secure in...
A guide to travelling with pets
Most pet owners will take their pet for a trip in the car at some point, whether that be a quick visit to the vets, to the kennels or on a longer journey for a UK holiday.
Many dogs love to travel in the car, but some pets will find...
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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