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Juvenile Myoclonic Epilepsy (JME) Testing in Dogs
Dogs
Health & Safety

Juvenile Myoclonic Epilepsy (JME) Testing in Dogs

Juvenile myoclonic epilepsy is just one of the various types of epilepsy that can affect dogs – but unlike most other types of epilepsy, JME...Read more
Persistent Pupillary Membrane or PPM in dogs
Dogs
Health & Safety

Persistent Pupillary Membrane or PPM in dogs

A pupillary membrane is the remnant of a blood vessel that delivered nutrients to the eye of the dog in question while they were in utero, o...Read more
Progressive Retinal Atrophy (PRA-RHO) in dogs
Dogs
Health & Safety

Progressive Retinal Atrophy (PRA-RHO) in dogs

Progressive retinal atrophy is a painless but irreversible condition that can affect the eyes of dogs, which leads to progressive loss of vi...Read more
Canine Multifocal Retinopathy or CMR in dogs
Dogs
Health & Safety

Canine Multifocal Retinopathy or CMR in dogs

Canine multifocal retinopathy or CMR is a hereditary health condition that affects the eyes of dogs, and leads to raised lesions developing ...Read more
10 FAQs on caring for cats
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10 FAQs on caring for cats

If you’re a first-time cat owner, you’re bound to have lots of questions. We’ve put together answers to 10 of the most frequently asked ques...Read more
Dogs and collar safety
Dogs
Health & Safety

Dogs and collar safety

Because wearing a collar is a daily fact of life for dogs, other than when we need to buy a new collar or get a pup used to wearing one for ...Read more
Horses and Bonfire Night
Horses
Pet Psychology

Horses and Bonfire Night

Horses are not alone amongst animals in disliking fireworks so what is the best way to manage your horse on Bonfire Night and the days that ...Read more
The Supreme Cat Show 2017
Cats
General
Breed Facts

The Supreme Cat Show 2017

The Supreme Cat Show is the most important cat show of the year, something like the Crufts of the cat world. It is held every year at the Na...Read more
Chronic lymphocytic leukaemia in dogs (CLL)
Dogs
Health & Safety

Chronic lymphocytic leukaemia in dogs (CLL)

Chronic lymphocytic leukaemia is a type of cancer that affects the white blood cells or lymphocytes of the body, which are in turn a part of...Read more
Safely walking and socialising a blind dog
Dogs
Health & Safety

Safely walking and socialising a blind dog

Dogs that have very poor eyesight or that are even completely blind can and usually do lead full, happy lives, with the right care and manag...Read more
Lameness in Horses
Horses
Health & Safety

Lameness in Horses

The old adage of ‘no foot no horse’ is well worth remembering when it comes to lameness. Most lameness statistically is found in the hoof bu...Read more
Ten FAQs on Feeding a Cat
Cats
General

Ten FAQs on Feeding a Cat

Feeding your cat should not be very complicated. But for many owners, particularly new ones, it raises many questions. When you visit the su...Read more
What to Expect at a Cat Show
Cats
General

What to Expect at a Cat Show

Taking a cat or kitten to a show for the first time can be quite daunting. You may have deciphered the schedule, worked out how to fill in t...Read more
Multiple myeloma or bone marrow cancer in dogs
Dogs
Health & Safety

Multiple myeloma or bone marrow cancer in dogs

Multiple myeloma is the formal name given to bone marrow cancer-a serious but thankfully rare form of cancer that can affect dogs. Whilst th...Read more
Six commonly misinterpreted submissive signals your dog uses
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Pet Psychology
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Six commonly misinterpreted submissive signals your dog uses

Dogs and humans don’t speak the same language – either in the spoken form, or in terms of body language and eye contact. This means that we ...Read more
How to motivate a dog to play and exercise
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Education & Training

How to motivate a dog to play and exercise

Most dogs are up and running at the first mention of the word “walkies,” or often, any time you get too close to their lead or the door! Wit...Read more
Clipping your horse
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Clipping your horse

As the season changes, horses will shed their summer coat and grow a thicker coat for the winter months ahead. The amount of coat grown real...Read more
Five mistakes to avoid when starting to socialise your new puppy
Dogs
Education & Training

Five mistakes to avoid when starting to socialise your new puppy

Adequate socialisation with other dogs is an integral part of training and managing any dog, and allowing them to manifest their natural beh...Read more
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