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Why does my dog smell so bad?

2nd July, 2020

So what should you do when your furry friend’s fragrance is less than sweet? Have a quick nose of our guide to pongy pups to find out more....

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Cats help people cope with loneliness during lockdown

30th June, 2020

Having pets is good for your mental heath, and during the Covid-19 lockdown it’s been more important than ever to have a comforting presence at home....

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Keeping your pets safe in the garden

23rd June, 2020

With the start of summer — and garden centres open again after the coronavirus restrictions were eased — more of us will be spending time outdoors. But do you know how to help ensure your outdoor space is safe for your pets?...

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What is gastric upset?

22nd June, 2020

Tummy troubles in pets are one of the most common reasons owners contact a vet. The clinical signs of a gastric upset are vomiting, diarrhoea, constipation, abdominal pain, inappetence and lethargy. These symptoms can be present for a variety of reasons...

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BBQ tips for pets

19th June, 2020

With the summer months nearly upon us our team of Registered Vet Nurses from the Purely Pets Vet Helpline offer these top tips for BBQ season....

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Should you give your cat a bath?

17th June, 2020

Bathing a cat is unlikely to be a fun or easy job, but it’s sometimes an essential part of caring for your kitty, along with choosing the right pet insurance. Read on for our quick how-to guide....

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How to find a lost dog

17th June, 2020

Every dog owner has the occasional heart-in-mouth moment when they can’t find their beloved pup. Usually, this is only a momentary panic and your dog will return straight away – but what should you do if it doesn’t come back?...

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What is dysplasia in dogs?

16th June, 2020

If your puppy is limping, stiff or seems less than its usual bouncy self, you’d be right to be concerned. These worrying signs might indicate a problem – and it could be hip or elbow dysplasia, in which a pup’s joints develop with abnormalities, leading to stiffness and pain....

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What do these cat noises mean?

16th June, 2020

Ever wondered what your tabby would say if it could talk? Well, it already can – and learning to speak your moggy’s language is essential for feline-human bonding....

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