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Pugs 'must keep off the pounds'
1st February, 2023
Vets and welfare organisations are urging Pug owners to make sure their pet is well-exercised and isn’t overweight. It comes after research from the Royal Veterinary College (RVC) indicated that out of all dog breeds, Pugs are at the highest risk of obesity....
Why is my dog staring at the wall?
31st January, 2023
Got a dog that won’t quit staring at walls? Get to know why they might be doing it and what you can do to help...
Why is my dog shaking?
30th January, 2023
Dogs shake for many reasons – from feeling cold to experiencing pain. Should you be worried about your pet? What should you do? Our Purely Pets guide to shaking is here to help....
Our rescue story and the role of the dog warden
30th January, 2023
Our Bristol office was all excitement the other week, when one of our colleagues came across a lost dog on the grounds and had the ‘pawsome’ idea of bringing him in out of the cold and into the safety of the office....
The importance of Neutering
30th January, 2023
Spaying, also known as castration, neutering, and ‘fixing’ is an operation carried out by the vet, it stops your pet from having unwanted litters and can help prevent serious illnesses...
Common whippet health concerns
30th January, 2023
Wondering what’s wrong with your whippet? Get to know these 5 common health concerns so you can get your canine back on track....
Big dog vs small dog: which is best for you?
24th January, 2023
Big or small, we think all dogs are amazing here at Purely Pets! But which size is right for you? Let’s compare the different breeds so you can make the right decision....
Velcro dog syndrome: Is it separation anxiety?
23rd January, 2023
Does your four-legged friend seem to stick to you like glue? Take our quiz to find out if it’s a simple case of velcro dog syndrome or they have separation anxiety....
Are dogs allowed on buses?
20th January, 2023
If you want to take a trip with your dog, can you travel by bus? The answer is - maybe. Bus companies typically let drivers decide whether to allow dogs onto the bus or not. What factors influence their decision and what can you do to make a bus trip with your pooch less stressful?....
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