Seasonal
Making gardens more cat friendly
Cats love to be outside so in the run-up to National Gardening Week on 1 May, the feline welfare charity Cats Protection has some top tips for cat owners.
Beware of dangerous plants
The most important gardening tip for all cat owners is to avoid lilies both outdoors and inside the...
Searches for ‘dog reiki’ are up 53% as pet owners look...
According to MoneySuperMarket, 70% of Brits are willing to spend more money on their pets than on themselves, but it seems that pet gifting is evolving.
Insights from Fresha’s new trend report show that views for #petwellness on TikTok have grown from two million to 19 million in the last...
Brits set to spend £918m on their pets this Christmas
Sales of pet treats, toys and pet accessories are predicted to top record levels this festive season.
Pet spending in general is up year on year according to data by consumer insight platform, Vypr, and this shows no sign of slowing down in the run up to Christmas. Spend is...
Tips for a happy and healthy Christmas with your pet
There’s so much to do at Christmas time - wrapping presents, cooking a huge meal, visiting family and friends… so the last thing you want is to add in an unexpected vet visit for your pet!
As part of its ‘Join the Christmas Rescue’ campaign, the RSPCA is urging pet-owners...
Warning to keep dogs safe at Christmas after life of retired...
A charity is urging dog owners to keep their pets safe this Christmas after stepping in to save the life of a retired police dog who got a meat bone stuck in his throat after eating the roast leftovers.
The Thin Blue Paw Foundation – a charity that supports working and retired...
Vets warn of 5 festive dangers to pets this Christmas
As the festive season approaches, vets across the UK are warning pet owners about the potential dangers to pets at Christmas, when they experience an increase in emergency visits due to poisoning incidents.
With 62% of Brits having a pet, experts at TrustedHousesitters have worked with vets to help pet...
Top tips for winter walks with your dog
It is important to protect your pooch on walks during winter months as the temperature drops. You may be tempted to stay indoors where it’s nice and cosy but it’s vital to keep up with your dog’s exercise to prevent any unwanted weight gain and provide mental stimulation for...
Charity vets share Christmas chocolate warning
With the festive season about to be in full swing, vet charity PDSA has issued a chocolate warning for all pet owners before the nation opens door number one on their choc-stocked advent calendars.
PDSA Vet Nurse, Shauna Walsh, said “Christmas is a fun-filled time for many, and often very...
Dog behaviourists reveal why our pets can feel SAD, just the...
Whilst it's common knowledge that 2 million people in the UK suffer from seasonal affective disorder (SAD), did you know that dogs can be impacted by it too?
Vet charity PDSA found that 1 in 3 dog owners notice their pets appear down or depressed during the dreary, cold months,...
8 ways to spoil your dog this Christmas without breaking the...
With the festive season just around the corner, many pet owners love the opportunity to spoil their dogs just as much as the rest of the family.
In fact, a recent study revealed that dog owners around the UK are planning to spend an average of £55.72 on Christmas gifts...
Dog behaviourist reveals the safest ways to take your dog to...
As Christmas is all about spending time as a family, no one should miss out - including our furry friends, so with searches for dog friendly Christmas markets up by 114%, expert holiday letting agents Canine Cottages have shared their picks on the UK's top 6 dog friendly Christmas...
9 Expert Tips to Help Dog Owners Take Hay Fever in...
Many dog owners experience hay fever symptoms because of their allergy to grass pollen.
For most people the worst months are May to July when grass pollen release is at its peak. The amount of pollen in the air affects your reaction at a particular time and varies according to weather...
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