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Severely paralysed dog walks again with pioneering cell transplant treatment

Neurologist vets at Bristol Vet Specialists have helped a severely paralysed dog to walk again, following pioneering cell transplant treatment.

Owned by Miss Sasha Reed, Arthur the six-year-old male Cockapoo became paralysed in August 2021 following a ‘slipped disc’. This left him with the most severe injury in dogs with ‘slipped discs’, where all sensation and movements below the spinal...

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Lake District ranks 3rd for dog friendly road trip, new research shows

Windermere Marina Village , a dog friendly accommodation provider, looked at a number of factors centred around pet friendliness to reveal the UK staycation spots best suited for taking your furry companions.

Best Dog Friendly Road Trips

Rank

Location

Score

Cornwall

2.4

Yorkshire Dales

2.3

3...

Cute Alert! Live ‘Puppy Cam’ To Be Launched For A Worthy Cause

In line with Pet Appreciation Week (or PAW!), on Tuesday 4th June , Birmingham Dogs Home is launching a live 'puppy cam' where viewers can check in one of the home's litters of adorable puppies – all in the name of a very important cause.

In partnership with Miraculous Meals , the Little Miracles Appeal invites people to join in on a live 'puppy cam' between 11.30am and 2.00pm, to...

Sweet Natured Flump Seeks a Scottish Sweetheart

A sweet natured Staffordshire Bull Terrier who has spent nearly two years in Dog Trust care is seeking his Scottish sweetheart. Staff at Dogs Trust Glasgow Rehoming Centre are completely flummoxed as to why fabulous Flump is still to meet his special someone.

Eight-year-old Flump, who is as sweet as his name suggests, is the blue-eyed boy with the team at Dogs Trust Glasgow who...

New Dogs Trust data reveals behaviour issues driving owners barking mad

Dogs Trust, the UK's leading dog welfare charity, has unveiled new data that reveals some of the most common behaviour issues facing dog owners in the UK.

According to data released today from Dogs Trust's free Behaviour Support Line, separation anxiety and reactivity to people and other dogs are the most common behaviour issues facing owners who contact the charity for support....

Allergies in Dogs, a vet's guide

What are the top ten allergies for dogs, in order?

Most people are surprised to learn that chicken, beef and dairy are the most common allergens for dogs. Some of the signs may easily be misdiagnosed by owners and can include excess paw licking, waxy ears and intermittent runny stools. Contrary to popular belief, true grain allergies in dogs are relatively uncommon and so a grain...

PDSA advice on bee stings and dogs

A daily walk (or two!) is vital for our dogs, but while they're enjoying their outdoor time any owner knows there are all sorts of ways they can get themselves into mischief! Their curious nature and desire to sniff everything means that they often end up sticking their noses into things, and sometimes that can result in a nasty surprise, such as a bee sting.

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Kennel Club welcomes Pet Abduction Bill becoming law

The Kennel Club, one of the UK's biggest organisations dedicated to dog health and welfare, has welcomed the passing of a new law which will introduce a specific criminal offence for those who steal pets.

Under the Pet Abduction Bill – a Private Member's Bill sponsored by Anna Firth MP – anyone found guilty of stealing a pet will face up to five years in prison, a fine, or both. The...

National Smile Month: Keep your dog’s teeth clean and healthy

Did you know that by the age of three, 80% of dogs will suffer from some form of gum disease?

There are certain breeds of dog that are more prone to dental disease, these include, Pugs, Cavalier King Charles Spaniel, Dachshund, Boxer, Toy Breeds and English Bulldog.

Healthy teeth and gums in dogs are important as poor dental care doesn’t just affect your pet’s mouth, the...

British country walks: A dog walker's guide

As a nation of dog lovers (it's estimated there's 12 million pet dogs in the UK!), it's common to see dogs and their owners on a daily walk. And, when the weather is on our side, a countryside dog walk can be a pretty dreamy pastime. The rolling hills, serene meadows, and fresh air offer a perfect escape from the hustle and bustle of urban life.

The team at Humes Outfitters , who are...

Dog owners could save £8,742 a YEAR by working remotely

With many households acquiring pets during the pandemic, remote and hybrid working have been lifelines for many pet parents. However, many companies such as Boots and JD Sports have announced a full time return to office work for all employees.

In light of this, searches for 'dog friendly offices' have skyrocketed by 50% in the last three months as Brits look for a working...

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