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Babesiosis in dogs: Critical symptoms British owners often miss

8th July, 2026

Babesiosis is a potentially fatal disease in dogs that is becoming an increasing concern across Britain, beyond animals that have travelled or been quarantined. The illness is caused by Babesia protozoal parasites, which are transmitted by infected ticks. Once inside the body, these parasites invade and destroy red blood cells, leading to serious complications such as anaemia, jaundice, organ failure, and, without prompt treatment, death....

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How to protect your pet in a fire

1st July, 2026

We would do everything we could to keep our families safe from the devastating impact of a fire. And we’d do exactly the same for our pets. So the question is: Are you doing enough to keep your pets protected in the event of a fire?...

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Senior pets and summer: Helping older dogs and cats stay safe in warm weather

1st July, 2026

Theres something special about summer. Longer days, sunny walks and more time spent outdoors can be enjoyable for both pets and owners. But as our pets get older, warm weather can bring a few extra challenges that are worth keeping in mind....

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Does pet insurance cover spaying?

25th June, 2026

Deciding to spay your pet is an important part of responsible pet ownership. Whether you have a playful puppy or a curious cat, understanding the costs involved and what your pet insurance policy may include can help you plan ahead with confidence....

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The colourful world of dogs: Understanding canine vision

24th June, 2026

Despite the common assumption that our canine companions navigate their world in black and white, recent research has revealed that dogs do, indeed, perceive colour, albeit differently than humans. So, in response to the question, "what colours can dogs see?", the answer is a bit more complex than one might initially assume. ...

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How technology is changing pet insurance: Trends to watch in 2026 and beyond

22nd June, 2026

The pet insurance industry is evolving rapidly as technology, digital vet care, and new owner expectations reshape how we protect our pets. In 2026 and beyond, pet insurance is becoming smarter, more personalised, and more preventative than ever before....

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What pet owners get wrong about dog insurance

8th June, 2026

Dog insurance is one of the most misunderstood parts of responsible pet ownership. Many owners skip it, delay it, or buy the wrong policy simply because of myths they’ve heard online. Many pet owners worry about unexpected vet bills and the financial strain they can cause. ...

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Common health conditions in senior pets and how insurance helps

5th June, 2026

Cancer and arthritis create the most important health challenges in older dogs. Cancer affects 18.2% of senior dogs. Senior pet care is an ongoing process that focuses on maintaining your senior pet's wellbeing, with regular veterinary care and insurance working together to support their health and happiness. Arthritis, diabetes, and heart disease appear more frequently in older pets. These conditions require ongoing medical attention that can strain your budget....

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Do senior dogs need senior dog food?

3rd June, 2026

As your faithful companion begins to age, you might start wondering whether their nutritional needs are changing. Is your pet getting everything they need from their current dog's diet? Or is it time to transition to a diet specifically formulated for senior dogs? ...

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