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How to keep dogs entertained while at work

5th September, 2023

For countless pet owners, the question of how to keep dogs entertained while at work is a constant concern. Leaving our furry friends alone for extended periods can be a stressful experience for both the pet and the owner. However, with a bit of creativity and planning, you can ensure that your dog remains happy, engaged, and well-behaved even when you're not around....

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What to do when cats cry at night

29th August, 2023

You're fast asleep, and suddenly you're jolted awake by the sound of your cat meowing at night. It's a familiar scenario for many cat owners, and it can be frustrating when you're trying to get a good night's sleep....

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Navigating the world of dog leads: Find the right choice for your UK canine companion

23rd August, 2023

As a dog owner, you understand that taking your four-legged friend for a walk is an essential part of their daily routine. It not only ensures their health and wellbeing but also strengthens the bond between you and your beloved pet. ...

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Why is my dog jealous of my other dog?

18th August, 2023

You might have noticed your dog acting possessive or aggressive towards your other dog, and you find yourself asking, "Why is my dog jealous of my other dog?" Jealousy in dogs is a common behavioural issue that many dog owners face....

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12 signs of pain - National pain awareness month

18th August, 2023

September is Animal Pain Awareness Month, a time to raise awareness about the pain and discomfort that animals may experience, and how we can help alleviate their suffering. As pet owners, it’s our responsibility to ensure that our pets are healthy and happy, and that includes recognizing when they are in pain. ...

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How to champion less adoptable pets

18th August, 2023

Pets that are considered by society as “less adoptable” are just as loving, sweet, and kind as all the other pets. However, they aren’t blessed with the natural poster child adoptability as the other pets in the shelter. Many people probably don’t realise that certain types of pets have a harder time finding their furever home. That’s why Adopt a Less Adoptable Pet Week is so important....

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Unveiling feline fears: What cats are truly scared of

16th August, 2023

You've probably noticed your cat's keen instincts, their alertness, and their quick reactions. These are all part of their survival mechanisms. But did you know that your feline friend also experiences fear?...

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Understanding the signs of heat stroke in dogs

15th August, 2023

As an attentive dog parent, it’s advised that you to be well-versed in the signs of heat stroke in dogs. Heatstroke in dogs is a potentially lethal condition that can occur in our beloved four-legged friends if they become too hot and are unable to reduce their body temperature....

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Mushroom poisoning in dogs and how to prevent it

14th August, 2023

As a loving dog owner, you want to ensure your furry friend stays safe and healthy. Though some mushrooms may be harmless or even beneficial to humans, there are many toxic varieties that can pose a serious risk to your dog's health. ...

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