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Pet experts reveal the early red flags that your dog may be struggling with hay fever this spring

As the weather starts to heat up, we approach the dreaded time of year when allergies are in full swing. However, it’s not just humans who are affected by seasonal hay fever, it can also impact our furry friends.

In order to help keep pets safe and healthy as we head into the warmer weather, experts at the pet accessories shop, Fur King , have offered some guidance on how hay fever can impact...

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Does your dog give you the ick? Veterinarian shares how to beat TikTok’s trending icks

TikTok users are now extending the dating term 'the ick', referring to being suddenly put off by someone you were once attracted to, to their dogs.

In candid videos , dog owners can be seen reeling off their dogs' traits that irk them the most, often joined by their oblivious four-legged friend!

However, although many traits are innocent, cheeky mistakes, according to Pooch...

Expert shares top tips to keep your pets happy when you're away from home

Dogs are incredibly social animals, and with more and more of us are returning to the office and busy social calendars, this means our furry friends are more likely to be left at home. Leaving your pet alone for too long can be a distressing experience, especially if they are used to regular company.

Bella & Duke's Natural Canine Behaviourist, Caroline Spencer Dip.AdvCanBhv,...

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‘Just old age’ or is your dog experiencing a serious clinical issue?

A study from veterinary researchers at the University of Liverpool has shown that dog owners need clearer guidance on which behavioural and physical signs are a normal part of the ageing process and which could be indicative of a serious condition.

The 'Just Old Age' research paper, published in the Journal of Small Animal Practice, also identified significant gaps in veterinary...

The rise of the pet prenups: Lawyers seeing divorcees turn to ‘pet-napping'

62% of households in the UK are now pet owners, so it is no surprise that one of the most common questions relating to divorce is: "what happens to the dog?". This is an even more pertinent question following the rise of dog purchases during the Covid19 pandemic to accompany us on our one walk a day.

Pet owners will be saddened to hear that, in the eyes of the law, our furry friends...

Adding Years to your dog's life

Dog lovers have been told they can help their furry friends live as long as possible with a new premium dog food designed for every individual dog. It's been developed based on the principles of a longevity study by Dr Gerald Lippert which shows dogs fed a fresh, wholefood diet can live up to three years longer.

Now Years.com has developed a Complete Nutrition System to maximise the...

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Over 2,000 dogs stolen each year: How pet owners can protect their pooch

With criminals looking to make a quick buck from the increased dog prices nationwide, pet owners have been warned to take extra precautions to protect their pooches from theft.

Thousands of dogs are stolen from their owners each year in the UK, so experts from Quotezone.co.uk have some pointers to help owners deter dognappers.

Prices for a new pup have stabilised at a higher...

Vet explains how to keep plaque on your dog’s teeth at bay

From ear wax removal to blackhead popping, TikTok is a well-known destination for those who enjoy oddly satisfying videos. Yet the latest trend to surface, which highlights various clips of plaque being removed from dogs' teeth, has raised some concerns among experts.

The social content platform is awash with videos of trained professionals removing excess buildup of plaque from...

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Dogs Trust CEO responds to Anna Firth MP's proposed Pet Abduction Bill

Following yesterday's discussion of Anna Firth MP’s Pet Abduction Bill in Houses of Parliament, which would create a specific crime of pet abduction, Dogs Trusts Chief Executive, Owen Sharp, has issued the following response:

“Having your beloved pet stolen is an extremely stressful, heart-breaking experience. However, despite the obvious emotional impact pet theft has on families...

Dog attacks: Experts answer commonly asked questions, including what to do if you’re attacked, and the warning signs to look out for

Over the last 12 months, UK searches for 'dog attack' have increased by +125%, whilst searches for 'dog attack what to do?' have increased by +100%. But what should you do if you're attacked by a dog, and what steps should owners take to avoid their dog attacking someone?

To help owners and those that fall victim to an attack, below The Compensation Experts answer some of the most...

10 expert tips to improve you and your pets wellbeing on walks

It can often be easy to forget about all the health and social benefits dog owners reap from walking their furry companions regularly. A regular walk is not only vitally important for your pet's health but is also a great opportunity for the owner to clear their head and get in some steps too!

To mark the end of Walk your Dog month, Bella & Duke's Natural Canine Behaviourist,...

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