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Protein-losing Enteropathyphy (PLE) in Dogs
Dogs
Health & Safety

Protein-losing Enteropathyphy (PLE) in Dogs

Protein-losing enteropathy is a digestive disease that can affect dogs, causing the dog to lose protein from their intestines. This can lead...Read more
Ten Unusual Cat Coat Colours
Cats
Breed Facts

Ten Unusual Cat Coat Colours

Cats come in a wide variety of colours. We are all familiar with the commoner colours, such as black, black and white, tabby, ginger, and so...Read more
Ten common symptoms of diabetes in dogs
Dogs
Health & Safety

Ten common symptoms of diabetes in dogs

Diabetes in dogs is a chronic health condition that if left untreated, can prove fatal, as well as significantly affecting your dog’s wellne...Read more
Protein-losing Nephropathy (PLN) in Dogs
Dogs
Health & Safety

Protein-losing Nephropathy (PLN) in Dogs

Protein-losing nephropathy is a hereditary health condition that affects the dog’s kidneys, and that is particularly considered to be a risk...Read more
Inflammatory CNS disease in dogs
Dogs
Health & Safety

Inflammatory CNS disease in dogs

Any breed of dog can suffer from neurological disorders which are typically covered by the term inflammatory CNS disease. The disorders nega...Read more
Paroxysmal Dyskinesia in Welsh Terriers
Dogs
Health & Safety

Paroxysmal Dyskinesia in Welsh Terriers

Welsh Terriers are generally a healthy breed with few health concerns. However, one of the conditions that can affect these lovely terriers ...Read more
Household Items Which Are Dangerous For Cats
Cats
Health & Safety

Household Items Which Are Dangerous For Cats

Most of us allow our cats the run of the house, and don't worry too much about them. And most cats come to no harm when they are at home. Bu...Read more
How can you help to keep your cat safe when they’re outside of the home?
Cats
General

How can you help to keep your cat safe when they’re outside of the home?

Most cats in the UK live an indoor/outdoor lifestyle, having free access to the outside world to come and go as they please for at least par...Read more
Do dogs get bored with eating the same food every day?
Dogs
Health & Safety

Do dogs get bored with eating the same food every day?

We humans would soon get very bored and fed up with eating exactly the same food prepared in the same way for every meal, and so it is only ...Read more
When should you avoid socialising your dog?
Dogs
Pet Psychology
Health & Safety

When should you avoid socialising your dog?

Socialisation is vitally important for all dogs, which means that as a dog owner you will generally need to ensure that your dog has plenty ...Read more
Ten Strange Facts About Cats Which You May Not Know
Cats
General

Ten Strange Facts About Cats Which You May Not Know

Cats are fascinating creatures, and the longer you know them and the more you study them the more you learn about them. Indeed, some of the ...Read more
Tips on training a Border Terrier
Dogs
Education & Training

Tips on training a Border Terrier

Border Terriers have long been firm favourites whether in a working or home environment and for good reason. They are fun-loving, inquisitiv...Read more
10 suggestions to keep your cat or dog off your Christmas tree
Health & Safety

10 suggestions to keep your cat or dog off your Christmas tree

Dogs and cats don’t really mix very well with Christmas trees – although in the opinions of many of our furry friends, this is not the case....Read more
Why might a dog have worms even if they are wormed regularly?
Dogs
Health & Safety

Why might a dog have worms even if they are wormed regularly?

It is not usually obvious if a dog is infested with worms unless the infestation is very heavy and the worms are obvious in your dog’s stool...Read more
Equine Colic - All about Colic in Horses
Horses
Health & Safety

Equine Colic - All about Colic in Horses

Colic is classified as a veterinary emergency alongside a wound or injury to a joint and, an episode of uncontrollable bleeding, so decision...Read more
Skin fold dermatitis in the English Bulldog
Dogs
Health & Safety
Grooming & Hygiene

Skin fold dermatitis in the English Bulldog

The English bulldog is of course a hugely popular dog breed here in the UK, and these loyal, laid back dogs are excellent companions for peo...Read more
Tips on training and showing a German Shorthaired Pointer
Dogs
Events & Shows

Tips on training and showing a German Shorthaired Pointer

German Shorthair Pointers are handsome, elegant dogs that show off their striking lines extremely well. As such, a healthy, well-bred GSP is...Read more
Getting to the bottom of tongue injuries in dogs
Dogs
Health & Safety

Getting to the bottom of tongue injuries in dogs

Dogs are animals that tend to act first and think later, and it is certainly fair to say that dogs as a whole are fairly good at injuring th...Read more
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