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Labradors and Cockapoos are this year's top breeds
11th August, 2021
Labradors often top the charts and this year is no exception, with the friendly and energetic breed the most popular among new owners in the UK in 2021....
Sunburn in cats
11th August, 2021
Just as with humans, cats can suffer sunburn. And while the initial symptoms might pass in a day or two, the longer-term effects of UV rays and sunburn can have a serious effect on their health....
How to choose the right cat collar
9th August, 2021
There’s no rule that says your cat should wear a collar, but it does come with some benefits. Not only does a collar provide a useful safety measure for your feline friend, it can also help you keep track of them if they like to go on adventures....
How to get your dog used to people wearing face masks
9th August, 2021
Many dogs are creatures of habit: give them a warm basket and a walk each day, and they’re happy. Show them something new, however, and it can take them a while to adjust....
What is DNA profiling in dogs?
6th August, 2021
Whether you’re thinking of buying a pedigree puppy, or simply curious about your dog's particular genetic makeup, DNA profiling is something you might want to look into....
Pets often catch coronavirus from their owners, study suggests
20th July, 2021
People diagnosed with Covid-19 should stay away from pets in the home to avoid passing on the virus, researchers have said....
How smart is your cat?
16th July, 2021
Read on to learn about why researchers think we could be underestimating our pets, and how yours could pick up a surprising number of skills with the right teaching....
How to cope with separation anxiety in dogs
6th July, 2021
Read on for our guide to separation anxiety, including a five-step plan to prepare your dog to be left alone, plus 11 top tips for helping your pet overcome the problem....
How to help a cat with hairballs
29th June, 2021
You want your cat to be a playful, cuddly ball of fun, so it can be upsetting to see your pet seemingly coughing and choking on a hairball. While the sound and sight of hairballs may be less than pleasant, the odd one is nothing to worry about....
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