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Why might a puppy look very dissimilar to its parents or littermates?
Dogs
Health & Safety

Why might a puppy look very dissimilar to its parents or littermates?

There can be quite a lot of variation in terms of the appearances of dogs that are closely related, even in the case of two pups from within...Read more
Why can cats can retract and extend their claws?
Cats
General

Why can cats can retract and extend their claws?

A lot of four legged mammals have claws on their feet, but few species can extend and retract their claws like cats can-dog’s claws protrude...Read more
Five Faqs On Training A Kitten
Cats
General

Five Faqs On Training A Kitten

Kittens are quick to learn, and they respond well to stroking and other signs of affection. But they can also be very timid and feel vulnera...Read more
At what age do puppies develop their adult eye colour?
Dogs
Health & Safety

At what age do puppies develop their adult eye colour?

Puppies are born effectively blind with their eyes sealed shut, which means that your pup won’t begin to see and you won’t get your first gl...Read more
Ectropion - Eyelids Roll Outwards
Dogs
Health & Safety

Ectropion - Eyelids Roll Outwards

Ectropion is an eye disorder that affects many dogs including giant breeds, certain hounds and a lot of sporting dogs. It is quite a common ...Read more
Why are dogs so food obsessed?
Dogs
Pet Psychology
Health & Safety

Why are dogs so food obsessed?

Unless you have instilled strict rules and boundaries regarding food into your dog’s lifestyle from an early age, the chances are that you u...Read more
Five Questions and Answers Concerning Litter Trays and Toileting
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General

Five Questions and Answers Concerning Litter Trays and Toileting

Most of us have litter trays for our cats to use, and in most cases this works fine for all concerned. But sometimes things go wrong, cats t...Read more
Five Faqs On Training A Cat
Cats
General

Five Faqs On Training A Cat

Some people say that cats cannot be trained. It is true that it is difficult to train a cat in the way you would a dog, to sit and stay, for...Read more
Hints On Showing Rex Cats
Cats
General
Breed Facts
Grooming & Hygiene

Hints On Showing Rex Cats

So you have acquired a Rex cat – a Devon Rex, Cornish Rex, LaPerm, Selkirk Rex, or even some rarer kind – and you'd like to start taking it ...Read more
What does it mean if your dog takes your socks or shoes?
Dogs
Health & Safety

What does it mean if your dog takes your socks or shoes?

Some dogs seem to develop an obsession with socks and/or shoes, and if your dog is one of them you have probably got into the habit of stori...Read more
Warning markers of a dam rejecting her litter
Dogs
Health & Safety

Warning markers of a dam rejecting her litter

Most dogs that are bred from will care for and raise their litter instinctively, and will dedicate all of their time to caring for their you...Read more
Did you know that puppies are born deaf?
Dogs
General

Did you know that puppies are born deaf?

Most dog lovers know that puppies are blind at birth, because their eyelids are sealed shut with a thin membrane of skin, which only breaks ...Read more
How to deal with a dog that won’t tolerate being brushed
Dogs
Grooming & Hygiene

How to deal with a dog that won’t tolerate being brushed

Most dogs really enjoy being brushed and groomed, because it gives them your exclusive attention and lots of tactile feedback, as well as of...Read more
Lungworm in cats - Understanding the risks
Cats
Health & Safety

Lungworm in cats - Understanding the risks

Most dog owners in the UK are aware of the potential threat that lungworm can pose to our canine companions, and a lot of work has been done...Read more
Tactile communication: How dogs use physical contact to communicate
Dogs
Pet Psychology

Tactile communication: How dogs use physical contact to communicate

The ways in which people communicate with other people and how dogs communicate with other dogs are naturally very different from each other...Read more
The Importance Of Weighing Your Cat Regularly
Cats
Health & Safety

The Importance Of Weighing Your Cat Regularly

As a cat owner, it is likely that you don't think much about your cat's weight. If you take her to the vet for annual vaccinations and check...Read more
Is it a problem if your dog eats bugs, insects and garden critters?
Dogs
Health & Safety

Is it a problem if your dog eats bugs, insects and garden critters?

Dogs are renowned for not being very selective about what they eat, and so most dogs will consume a reasonable amount of creepy crawlies and...Read more
Seven reasons why your dog might be shivering
Dogs
Health & Safety

Seven reasons why your dog might be shivering

Many owners of very small dog breeds like the Chihuahua will class bouts of the shivers in their dog as simply a normal part of the dog’s li...Read more
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