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Lymphoma cancer most common in older male cats

5th January, 2021

Sadly, our four-legged friends are prone to getting some of the same diseases as us, and that includes cancer. One of the most common types of cancer in cats is lymphoma, a cancer of the white blood cells. A new study published by the Royal Veterinary College (RVC) takes an in-depth look at how often it occurs and which cats are more likely to be diagnosed with the disease....

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Festive foods that are harmful to pets

22nd December, 2020

Battersea Dogs & Cats Home has issued a timely reminder to pet owners about the dangers of certain foods at this time of year. Some festive foods are toxic to dogs and cats, and can cause serious illness in the most extreme cases....

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How to keep pets safe during home renovations

18th December, 2020

Read on for our guide to keeping your pets safe during home renovations. Of course, no matter how careful you are, mishaps can happen. Pet insurance is a great back-up in case your safety precautions fail and your pooch or moggy gets injured...

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7 signs your pet is bored!

15th December, 2020

A common answer to changes in behaviour in both cats and dogs is the fact they’re feeling bored. Read on to find out the clues that’ll let you know your pet needs some more excitement in their lives....

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Keeping your cat safe - living near a busy road

9th December, 2020

What can you do to prevent accidents and are all cats equally prone to such disasters? If you and your cat live near a busy road, you’ll need to know the answers to these questions sooner rather than later....

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How to introduce puppies to older dogs

2nd December, 2020

So, you’ve succumbed to puppy fever again! With their boundless energy and puppy dog eyes they really are irresistible. But while getting a new puppy is exciting for the human family members, it isn’t always so for the furry kind....

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How to cope with dog seizures

25th November, 2020

A seizure in a dog can be a very alarming sight for its owner. Although your beloved pooch is likely to bounce back quickly, it’s important that you know how to recognise the warning signs and take the right action....

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Unleash the holiday cheer this Christmas with Purely Pets Top Trump packs

25th November, 2020

Year upon year many of us struggle to find the new family game to play over the festive period...

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What do cats see?

13th November, 2020

Find out everything you need to know about your cat’s eyes and common problems to look out for with our handy guide....

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