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14 facts about Weimaraners
6th February, 2020
The history of the Weimaraner – aka the ‘grey ghost’ – stretches back to the early 19th century in Germany, when they were bred for hunting. Here are some fun facts about this fantastic breed – how many did you know already?...
5 common cat health conditions
6th February, 2020
Just like humans, cats are susceptible to developing a number of health issues over their lifetime, more so as they age....
10 of the top rescue dog myths busted!
30th January, 2020
Thinking of getting a dog? Great news! But before you head to your nearest breeder, have you considered welcoming a rescue animal into your home?...
Physio helps injured cat get back on his paws
28th January, 2020
After an injury or surgery, physiotherapy can be a key part of recovery for pets as well as people. Cats Protection recently shared the story of one young puss who was was able to get back on his paws — and find a new family — after a suspected road accident....
What to do if you find a dead cat
27th January, 2020
If you do find yourself in this situation and are wondering what to do next, here’s a guide on what steps you should take – as well as some tips on what to do when your own cat passes away....
10 things every Dalmatian owner should know
13th January, 2020
There’s no doubt about it: the delightful Dalmatian is one of the most unique, eye-catching and beautiful dog breeds around....
Which dogs are the most clingy?
13th January, 2020
In this article, we’ll identify the breeds that fall into this ‘clingy’ category – breeds otherwise known as ‘Velcro dogs’– and investigate some of the potential problems that come with a particularly clingy pooch....
How many types of poodle are there?
9th January, 2020
The poodle is an instantly recognisable breed of dog. The very word ‘poodle’ conjures up images of frou-frou, overly pampered pets. But there’s much more to poodle life than meets the eye....
How to help a dog in season
9th January, 2020
If you’re planning on breeding from your bitch, you might look forward to the time she comes into season. If not, a dog ‘in heat’ can be quite challenging to look after....
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