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The History of The Manx Cat
Cats
Breed Facts

The History of The Manx Cat

The Manx cat is not as popular as it used to be. Indeed, if this famous symbol of the Isle of Man were to appear today, it might well not be...Read more
History of The Birman Cat
Cats
Breed Facts

History of The Birman Cat

The Birman was the first longhair breed with Siamese-type points. It is a beautiful cat, with a colourful story of its origins as a temple c...Read more
How to determine which traits your dog learned versus those they inherited
Dogs
Pet Psychology
Health & Safety

How to determine which traits your dog learned versus those they inherited

The “nature versus nurture” debate is one that is very well established when it comes to determining the motivations of both dogs and people...Read more
What can you do to make sure you are your cat’s favourite person?
Cats
General
Pet Psychology

What can you do to make sure you are your cat’s favourite person?

As anyone who has ever owned a cat will know, cats have no qualms when it comes to playing favourites, and will usually bond more strongly w...Read more
Cat Breeds Which Are More Likely to Suffer From Hypertrophic Cardiomyopathy (HCM)
Cats
Breed Facts
Health & Safety

Cat Breeds Which Are More Likely to Suffer From Hypertrophic Cardiomyopathy (HCM)

Hypertrophic cardiomyopathy (HCM) is a heart problem characterised by thickening of the heart muscle. This reduces the size of the chambers ...Read more
Cat Breeds Which Are Likely to Get On Well Together
Cats
General
Breed Facts

Cat Breeds Which Are Likely to Get On Well Together

For some of us, one cat is simply not enough. We want more than cats than that, perhaps many more. But a multi-cat household is a risky busi...Read more
Using the right techniques to correct your new puppy
Dogs
Education & Training

Using the right techniques to correct your new puppy

When you first buy or adopt a new puppy and bring them home, your puppy will likely have had no training due to their age, and will have no ...Read more
Why never leaving your dog alone is as bad as leaving them for too long
Dogs
Life As A Pet Parent

Why never leaving your dog alone is as bad as leaving them for too long

Leaving a dog alone at home for more than around four hours at a time is never a good thing, because this is about the upper limit for which...Read more
Bee sting allergies in dogs
Dogs
Health & Safety

Bee sting allergies in dogs

Allergies in dogs are relatively common, with a small but significant percentage of the canine community prone to sensitivities to something...Read more
Melanoma and moles in dogs
Dogs
Health & Safety

Melanoma and moles in dogs

Most people have at least one mole somewhere on their bodies, and most people have several of various shapes and sizes! As we all know, it i...Read more
Seven of the less obvious symptoms of allergies in dogs
Dogs
Health & Safety

Seven of the less obvious symptoms of allergies in dogs

A small but significant number of dogs in the UK suffer from allergies of one sort or another, which can be quite debilitating for some but ...Read more
Bursitis infections in dogs
Dogs
Health & Safety

Bursitis infections in dogs

Bursitis is a type of infection that can affect the joints of both people and dogs, and anyone who has ever suffered from bursitis will be a...Read more
Thrombus (blood clots) and their risks for dogs
Dogs
Health & Safety

Thrombus (blood clots) and their risks for dogs

One of the main processes of a healthy blood and circulatory system is the ability of the blood to coagulate and clot, which is of course vi...Read more
Colon cancer in dogs
Dogs
Health & Safety

Colon cancer in dogs

Colon cancer is one of the most severe forms of cancer that can affect dogs, and unfortunately there it usually proves fatal, meaning that a...Read more
Can your dog tell if you’re tipsy?
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Pet Psychology
Health & Safety

Can your dog tell if you’re tipsy?

Dogs and their owners form very strong bonds and of course, know each other very well as a result of this, and many dog owners feel that the...Read more
Bladder cancer in dogs
Dogs
Health & Safety

Bladder cancer in dogs

Bladder cancer is one of the more severe cancers that can affect dogs, although it is fortunately not one of the more common ones, accountin...Read more
Do dogs get scared when you’re watching a horror movie?
Dogs
Pet Psychology
Health & Safety

Do dogs get scared when you’re watching a horror movie?

There are a whole range of funny videos on the internet of dogs apparently watching TV and paying attention to what is going on on the scree...Read more
Can eating chewing gum harm your dog?
Dogs
Health & Safety

Can eating chewing gum harm your dog?

Whether you hate chewing gum and find people chewing it very annoying or never fail to finish a meal without a stick of gum at the end, one ...Read more
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