Read our blogs and current news from around the world relating to cats and dogs!

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What are phantom pregnancies in dogs?

12th June, 2025

Phantom pregnancies are surprisingly common in unspayed dogs, fooling owners and their pets alike into thinking a litter of puppies is on its way. Depending on your perspective, that can be a delightful idea – or an alarming one!...

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Bed sharing with your dog may help you sleep better

11th June, 2025

Is your dog allowed on (or even in) your bed at night? If so, we have some good news: new research has found that co-sleeping with your dog is actually good for you. The study looked at how people share their beds and bedrooms with their dogs, as well as their impact on human sleep quality....

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Microchipping your pet- National Microchipping Month June 2025

2nd June, 2025

National Microchip Month in June aims to raise awareness of the importance of keeping your pet's details up to date so should the worst happen, your pet can be reunited with you. It is also there to help show greater awareness of how important microchipping your pet can be. ...

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Why is my cat sneezing?

30th May, 2025

Pet insurance is the ideal way to calm any fears but having an insight into some common health issues is also key. One sign of potential trouble can be sneezing. If you’ve noticed your kitty is sneezing a lot more than usual, read on to find out some of the possible reasons why....

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Do senior dogs need senior dog food? Unveiling the truth for your aging canine's nutrition

12th May, 2025

As your faithful companion begins to age, you might start wondering whether their nutritional needs are changing. Is your pet getting everything they need from their current dog's diet? Or is it time to transition to a diet specifically formulated for senior dogs? ...

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Best actions to take if your dog eats a suspicious mushroom

25th April, 2025

If your dog eats a suspicious mushroom, it is important to take immediate action to ensure their safety. Firstly, try to identify the type of mushroom your dog has ingested. Take a clear picture or collect a sample if possible, as this information will be helpful for the veterinarian. ...

Dog Biscuit Recipe

17th April, 2025

This recipe makes more biscuits than one portion’s worth. One to two biscuits make a great occasional treat for a medium sized, healthy dog. Treats should be given in moderation alongside a well-balanced, portion-controlled diet. ...

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Coughing in cats: A guide for worried owners

7th April, 2025

Has your cat been coughing lately? While you might assume it’s just another hairball, cat coughing often signals more serious underlying issues. In fact, coughing in cats typically indicates an inflammatory problem affecting the lower respiratory tract, particularly bronchitis, and can sometimes be a sign of serious health concerns. ...

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Create the best dog Easter egg hunt this Easter

26th March, 2025

During Easter time, it’s important to choose safe treats for your dog and avoid harmful foods like chocolate. Finally, set a date and time that suits your dog’s energy levels and attention span, ensuring they have the best experience possible....