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What are assistance dogs?
25th February, 2021
We never feel more humble than when we hear the amazing stories of assistance dogs and the help and care they provide to their human owners. While we know our four-legged friends are loving and loyal companions, they also make incredible aids for those with special needs and disabilities who need a helping paw....
Play and meaty food deter cats from hunting
23rd February, 2021
Playing with your cat every day and feeding them a meat-rich food can help reduce their hunting, researchers have found. Predation of wild animals by domestic cats is a common concern for conservationists and cat owners, but many owners are reluctant to keep their cats indoors or restrict their outdoor access because they feel it would impact negatively on their cats’ quality of life....
How to look after your cat’s teeth
19th February, 2021
Did you know that up to 85% of cats aged three years and older have dental disease of some kind? Rather than hoping that any problems with your cat’s teeth or gums will just become obvious, it’s always better to take preventative action – otherwise you may need to claim for treatment on your cat insurance....
Thinking of getting a new pet? Beware of scams
16th February, 2021
A charity is warning potential new owners to be wary of scams as fraudsters seek to take advantage of the huge increase in demand for pets. Blue Cross says that the “overwhelming surge in demand” for dogs and cats since the first lockdown in March 2020 has led to over-inflated prices, an increase in reports of dog theft, and a rise in online scams....
How to make your cat happier
11th February, 2021
Is your cat as happy as it could be? Sure, you get the odd snuggle on the sofa or purr when you put down its food but is there more you could be doing as an owner to make your feline’s life go from fine to fabulous?...
What are cat years and dog years?
10th February, 2021
We know that our pets age faster than we do, but the question is how much? For many of us, the rule is that one pet year is equal to seven human years. It’s simple enough, but not as accurate as you may think. In reality, a one-year-old pet is more mature than a seven-year-old child....
Do you know what these dog barks mean?
9th February, 2021
Unless you’re Doctor Doolittle, you’ll often be confused by your dog’s barks. While it’s sometimes obvious (someone has rung the doorbell) other times our pooches seem to be woofing at nothing at all. However, just because we don’t speak the same language, doesn’t mean they don’t have a lot they want to tell us....
How do I get rid of that cat pee smell?
9th February, 2021
If your home starts to develop a distinct cat pee whiff, it’s best to take action. Firstly, you need to investigate why your puss has started peeing or spraying indoors. Secondly, you’re going to need some serious cleaning know-how to tackle the pong while you work out what the underlying issue is....
Tenancy changes end blanket ban on pets
9th February, 2021
The government has revised the standard tenancy agreement in England to make it easier for tenants with pets to find rented accommodation. Under the new Model Tenancy Agreement, landlords will no longer be able to issue blanket bans on pets....
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