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Shine a red light on wellness all year round
Harnessing the power of light energy to promote wellness may not be new, but it’s experiencing a resurgence, not only in practice, but as a tool designed for use at home.
Championed by animal physiotherapists, massage practitioners, wellness experts, and increasingly by vets and vet nurses. It is a non-invasive...
Q&A with Jade Statt, Co-founder and clinical director at StreetVet
StreetVet is a registered charity that offers free accessible vet care to pets belonging to those experiencing homelessness in the UK.
The team of 650 volunteer vets and vet nurses provide support for homeless pet owners who cannot afford private veterinary treatment and educates them on the responsibilities and care...
5 ways to save money on pet care without skimping on...
Our four-legged friends are masters at melting hearts, all they need to do is give us those wide, innocent eyes and that longing gaze, and even the toughest pet-parent crumbles.
In fact, according to PDSA's Annual Animal Wellbeing Report, over a quarter of British owners admit to pampering their fur...
Surviving summer with pets
Summer months are a great opportunity to spend more time outdoors with our four-legged friends, either in gardens or local parks.
Warm temperatures and longer days mean that pets generally enjoy being outside more. However, with warmer weather comes hazards for dogs and cats. During Summer months, it’s important to...
A guide to supporting your senior dog’s joints & mobility
Just like us as pets age, they can become less mobile and suffer from joint issues like arthritis.
Joint problems are a common complaint from pet owners as their dogs age. Joint function can deteriorate with age which can have a huge impact on your dog’s quality of life.
Exercising your...
Advice from the expert: Senior rabbit care
By Emma Purnell, RVN Cert.Nut.
As we are taking greater care of our rabbits they are living longer which is wonderful, but does lead to some complications as they become more senior.
While in the past people expected their rabbits to be short lived pets, they are now routinely living to...
Q&A with Channel 4’s The Dog House
Wood Green, The Animals Charity – features on Channel 4’s ‘The Dog House’, offering a glimpse into how they match homeless dogs with hopeful new owners
As well as featuring on the popular Channel 4 TV show, Wood Green also rehabilitates and rehomes thousands of cats and small animals each...
Understanding separation anxiety in dogs
Stress and anxiety in dogs can be caused by a number of reasons, including being left home alone.
Separation anxiety is one of the most common reasons for dogs to become anxious. We all love our dogs and enjoy nothing more than spending time with them. However much we’d like...
Top tips for pets during Springtime
As we step into a new season and the weather gets warmer and days get lighter, your cat or dog will be able to enjoy more time outside in the garden or on walks.
As a pet owner you will understand that it is important to ensure that your pet...
How to prevent tick bites and Lyme disease in dogs and...
Spring is nearly here and summer close behind. Apart from wonderful sunny days, relaxing walks in the countryside, fields and forests, there is a hidden danger lurking in these idyllic places for your dogs, cats and yourself.
Ticks are a tiny enemy, just 3-5 mm in size, but can lead...
Five signs of heart disease in dogs
February is Heart Awareness Month and a great time for pet owners to think about their dog’s heart health.
To help pet owners spot heart disease in their dogs, Senior Veterinary Advisor at Agria Pet Insurance, Robin Hargreaves shares the top red flag warnings dog owners need to look out...
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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...
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