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Breed Lines and Breed Standards
Dogs
Health & Safety

Breed Lines and Breed Standards

What makes a dog a particular breed, meaning we can tell the difference between a Doberman and a Dachshund, or a Collie and a Chihuahua. Why...Read more
Diabetes Mellitus in Cats
Cats
Health & Safety

Diabetes Mellitus in Cats

Like humans, cats may suffer from diabetes mellitus (sometimes known as simply 'diabetes'), with around 2 in 500 developing the disease. As ...Read more
Dietary Guidelines for Cats
Cats
General

Dietary Guidelines for Cats

Cats are essentially meat-eating carnivores that need a diet of easily digestible animal protein, and they have no need of vegetable matter....Read more
The Sleeping Habits of your Cat
Cats
General

The Sleeping Habits of your Cat

Domestic cats sleep for about two thirds of their lives - that's around sixteen hours a day for adult cats, and in the mammal world, only th...Read more
Something smells fishy; keeping your fish tank from smelling
Fish
Breed Facts

Something smells fishy; keeping your fish tank from smelling

Fish in general evolved in huge bodies of water, lakes, rivers and the oceans. Once we take them from those huge areas and place them in com...Read more
Geese as Pets
Poultry
Breed Facts

Geese as Pets

I remember being chased around a garden by a pet goose when I was a child. He wasn't very friendly! Years later, I regularly fed a friendly ...Read more
Biotopes; putting your fish into a natural environment
Fish
Breed Facts
Life As A Pet Parent

Biotopes; putting your fish into a natural environment

A biotope is a way of trying to recreate the natural environment your fish originally evolved from. Even if your fish has been breed in tank...Read more
Coping with feral cats
Cats
Food & Nutrition

Coping with feral cats

Feral cats are domesticated cats that have returned to the wild. They have learned to survive by finding their own food and shelter and have...Read more
Feline Behaviour & Communication
Cats
Pet Psychology
Health & Safety

Feline Behaviour & Communication

As any feline enthusiast will tell you, cats have complex personalities and temperaments. Some will greet anyone with gusto, while others wi...Read more
Foot corns in greyhounds, lurchers and whippets
Dogs
Health & Safety

Foot corns in greyhounds, lurchers and whippets

Did you know that dogs can get corns on their feet? Maybe not! This condition is relatively rare in most breeds and types of dog, and is alm...Read more
Flea Allergy Dermatitis in Cats
Cats
Health & Safety
Grooming & Hygiene

Flea Allergy Dermatitis in Cats

There are a number of reasons cats can suffer with skin conditions, therefore it is not always easy for a veterinary surgeon to make definit...Read more
Reducing your Dog's Separation Anxiety
Dogs
Pet Psychology
Health & Safety

Reducing your Dog's Separation Anxiety

Dogs are celebrated for their loyalty to man, famously offering unconditional love and devotion to their owners. Many people would take thei...Read more
Myxomatosis in Rabbits
Rabbits
Health & Safety
Food & Nutrition

Myxomatosis in Rabbits

All rabbit owners should know about the serious dangers posed by Myxomatosis. Originally harnessed by man to control the wild rabbit populat...Read more
Veterinary Physiotherapy - an overview for pet owners
Health & Safety

Veterinary Physiotherapy - an overview for pet owners

It isn't only humans that can benefit from physiotherapy - pets may too. For many disorders, veterinary physiotherapy is now viewed as an im...Read more
Top 5 Signs your Rabbit Needs to see a Vet!
Rabbits
Health & Safety
Food & Nutrition

Top 5 Signs your Rabbit Needs to see a Vet!

Rabbits make excellent companion animals and may be the pet of choice for families unable to commit to a cat or dog. However, like their hig...Read more
Ear Conditions in Dogs
Dogs
Health & Safety

Ear Conditions in Dogs

One of the most common reasons dog owners visit the vet is due to their animal displaying an ear problem. Many conditions are easily treatab...Read more
Vaccinations in Rabbits
Rabbits
Health & Safety
Food & Nutrition

Vaccinations in Rabbits

If you ask most people to think of vaccinations in animals, they will immediately think of dogs and cats or maybe horses, but there is anoth...Read more
A Guide to Hen Houses
Poultry
Breed Facts

A Guide to Hen Houses

Keeping hens has suddenly become trendy. Maybe it's another (slightly obscure) consequence of the strained economic times in which we live- ...Read more
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