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What is xylitol poisoning in dogs?
22nd October, 2020
Few of us can resist treating our dogs, but some foods we enjoy can be harmful to pets. It's important to know what they are, or you might end up taking an unscheduled (not to mention expensive) trip to the vet....
How to stop your puppy urinating when it's excited
16th October, 2020
If your puppy or grown-up dog has a tendency to pee at inappropriate moments, the good news is that you can probably train them out of it – but it will take patience and understanding as they won't lose the habit overnight....
Dogs help their owners to cope during lockdown
13th October, 2020
Dogs have been an important source of emotional support during the pandemic, according to new research from The Kennel Club....
6 common kitten health emergencies
7th October, 2020
Being aware of six of the most common kitten emergencies will leave you well prepared to spot any warning signs and get your pet the care it deserves....
More than half of dog owners envy their pet
6th October, 2020
Do you ever look at your pet, curled up in comfort or bounding about without a care in the world, and wish you could trade places? If so, you’re not alone....
Choosing the best collar and lead for your dog
24th September, 2020
To stop yourself from making some common mistakes read on for our guide on how to choose the best collar and lead for your dog....
15 tips for a countryside staycation with your dog
17th September, 2020
The UK is blessed with some truly stunning countryside. And what better way to explore it than in the company of your Collie?...
Why is my dog panting so much?
16th September, 2020
In this article, we take a look at why dogs pant, what's normal and what's not, how you can help, and when it might be time to see the vet....
New research shows the impact of lockdown on dogs
15th September, 2020
For many of us, lockdown has been a chance to spend more time with our pets — and for them to enjoy more attention. But new research from Dogs Trust shows that, while some dogs have been happy to have their human family at home more, others have been stressed by reduced exercise, inability to find a quiet place to rest or lack of contact with other dogs....
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