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Allergies in dogs
21st April, 2026
Allergies in dogs or allergic dermatitis is when a pet’s immune system is triggered by an allergen. To most dogs these allergens are harmless but a pet with allergies will have an extreme reaction to them....
Why yelling at your dog can throw them off balance
8th April, 2026
If you’ve ever raised your voice at your dog, even unintentionally, new research suggests it may have more impact than you realise. Beyond emotional stress, a recent scientific study shows that yelling at your dog, or even speaking in an emotionally charged tone, can physically destabilise them. Insights from dog psychology help explain why dogs are so sensitive to our tone and emotional cues. ...
How to help your dog if it suffers from anxiety
27th March, 2026
Here we’ll take a look at some of the common causes of anxiety in dogs, what to look out for, and how to help your four-legged friend overcome any stress....
The hidden dangers of spring
26th March, 2026
Spring has sprung: the hidden dangers of Spring every pet owner needs to know...
Keep your dog on a lead to help protect livestock
17th March, 2026
When you’re out in the countryside with your dog this spring, make sure you follow the laws and regulations on keeping dogs on leads. Farmers saw an increase in the number of dog attacks on their livestock last year, according to Blue Cross....
How to keep cats cool in summer
10th March, 2026
In this article, we will explore a variety of ways on how to keep your cat cool in summer. From indoor techniques to outdoor tips, we will cover all the bases to ensure your feline friend is comfortable and safe during the hot summer months....
Anaemia in dogs
12th February, 2026
Anaemia is a medical condition characterised by a decreased number of circulating red blood cells or a reduced concentration of hemoglobin in the blood. It is not a disease itself but rather a sign of an underlying health issue affecting the production, destruction, or loss of red blood cells. ...
Britain’s dog boom: Are we ready for 13 million pets?
21st January, 2026
Britain’s love affair with dogs has reached record-breaking levels. A recent study based on data from Dogs Trust, the University of Leeds, and the University of Exeter shows the UK now has around 13 million pet dogs—4 million more than previously thought. This surge isn’t just a feel‑good headline—it’s reshaping demand for veterinary care, pet welfare services, and local infrastructure....
How to groom your cat properly
9th January, 2026
While the occasional brush of fur or trim of nails may seem adequate, actually your feline companion would probably benefit from a more regular program of grooming. So, how do you go about grooming your purr-fect kitty properly?...
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