Years behaviour expert reveals how often dog bowls, toys and chews should be cleaned, and the hygiene mistakes owners may be making without realising.
Dog owners are being urged to rethink how often they clean their pet’s bowls and toys, as everyday items used by dogs can quickly become a breeding ground for bacteria, old food, saliva and dirt.
Conversations around stress, anxiety and emotional wellbeing are frequently focused on humans. But according to London-based canine anxiety expert and doggy Reiki Practitioner Yasmin El-Saie , our pets are experiencing many of the same pressures we are — and often in silence.
From yawns to ‘whale eye’, Yasmin reveals the subtle signs your dog may be struggling — and how to help....
Pet owners planning to travel to Europe this year are being urged to check the latest requirements, ahead of the great summer getaway, following changes to pet travel rules.
The RSPCA is warning that changes to pet travel rules mean some previously issued documents, including pet passports, may no longer be valid, and without forward...
From confusion to comfort-seeking, the subtle changes owners don’t always recognise
As dogs get older, the changes owners notice on the surface, such as slowing down or sleeping more often, only tell part of the story.
Experts say ageing can also affect how dogs experience the world around them, from how they process their environment to how they respond to routines, food...
Changes in your cat’s behaviour can be subtle, but they often tell an important story.
According to PDSA Vet Nurse Shauna Walsh, recognising and preventing stress in cats is one of the most important things owners can do to protect their feline friend’s health and happiness.
This Stress Awareness Month, Shauna shares her advice.
