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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...
A guide to training your dog
Getting a new pet can be an exciting time in any home, but, it’s important to settle them and begin training right away.
Whether you have a new puppy or have adopted an older dog, training is the most rewarding part of owning a dog. Training your dog doesn’t just...
Top tips to help your pet’s joint health
Maintaining excellent joint health for your pet is essential to ensure they lead a good quality of life.
There are a number of reasons why your pet might need help with their joint health, which includes, old age, being overweight, as well as trauma or injury. Joint problems tend to...
Advice from the expert: How to keep your rabbit warm in...
By Emma Purnell, RVN, CertNut
Rabbits are often a species kept outside, but in extreme temperatures this means they can be more severely affected.
Wild rabbits are naturally able to regulate their temperature well, as long as they can stay active and seek shelter if they need it. Making sure your...
Q&A with Cats Protection
Jacqui Cuff, Head of Advocacy and Government Relations
In our latest Q&A, Cats Protection’s Head of Advocacy and Government Relations, Jacqui Cuff, answers our questions about the importance of microchipping cats and how the national charity is campaigning to make it a legal requirement.
Why would you urge cat owners to...
Foods to avoid giving your dog
Dogs have long been known as man’s best friend. Because of this, many of us aren’t averse to treating our pets to something other than a pig’s ear from the butchers!
However, with over one in four of us owning a dog, do we actually know what foods we should...
How good dogs can turn bad – Titon’s story
Dog Trainers, Claire Lawrence shares an exert from her new book '3 Steps to Silence' on her experience of how good dogs can turn bad.
Titon was never a minute’s bother, but after a serious fight with three other dogs, his behavior changed. I wanted to talk to you today...
Preparing for a kitten
Getting a new pet can be an exciting time for any home. As a new pet owner, it’s important to help your new kitten settle into their environment and ensure they experience a stress-free introduction to their new home.
Any new pet is a commitment and as their owner it’s...
Advice from the expert: How to handle your rabbit
By Emma Purnell, RVN Cert Nut
Rabbits have traditionally been bought as a child’s pet; however, it is easy to incorrectly handle rabbits and potentially cause injury to both rabbit and handler.
One thing we need to remember when dealing with and handling rabbits is that they are prey animals, they...
Top tips for managing cystitis in cats
Cystitis in cats is a common reason for pet owners to take their pets to the vets. Feline Idiopathic Cystitis (FIC) in cats is inflammation of the bladder and is a really common condition, but not a serious health concern. However, it can be very uncomfortable for your pet...
Understanding allergies in pets
Just like their owners, allergies in pets are a common occurance with an estimated 20% of dogs suffering from them.
Allergies in pets 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...
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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