Dogs

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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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How to spot hypothermia in pets

With temperatures set to drop again and snowstorms predicted for many parts of the country, PDSA vets have issued advice on spotting the signs of hypothermia in pets.

PDSA Vet Nurse Nina Downing explains: "Hypothermia is when a pet's body temperature drops dangerously low. It can be very serious and, if not treated quickly, it can cause their body to shut down, which is fatal."...

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Snow warning: Dog owners urged to avoid toxic grit on roads

In the midst of snow warnings around the UK, dog owners are being urged to keep their four-legged friends away from toxic grit on the roads.

Pet insurance experts from Quotezone.co.uk are being urged to follow top ten tips to keep their four-legged friends warm and healthy this winter.

Following warnings the UK could face snow and plunging temperatures, dog owners are being...

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‘Troll from Trondheim’: Vet advises on walking your dog in the snow

With the "Troll from Trondheim" bringing another cold spell (and potentially snow!) to the UK this week, the vets at Admiral Pet Insurance wanted to offer advice to dog owners on whether they should let their pups venture out into the cold, and if so, how to do it safely.

Admiral's in-house veterinary nurse, Nicki Fox, has put together a comprehensive guide on how to make sure your...

Dogs proven to be good for our health!

We all know dogs are considered humans' best friend, and rightfully so! Greeting card marketplace, thortful.com , has conducted new research and teamed up with Dr. Marsha Chinichian, Chief Science Officer of Mindshine to reveal the psychological and physiological effects dogs have on us, and how you can show your dog you love them!

By using heart-rate trackers, sleep quality scores,...

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How often should you clean your dog’s belongings?

From toys and bedding to feeding bowls and walking gear, your dog has a lot of things that can harbour dirt and bacteria that you don't want in your home.

And while it may be somewhat easy to pop your pup in the tub or take them to the groomer, figuring out how to clean their belongings is a bit more complicated.

That's why the team at tails.com have shared their handy guide...

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Spoil your pet on a budget

Pet parents looking to make savings on their animal supplies are being offered tips to keep costs down.

The penny-pinching pros at NetVoucherCodes.co.uk are offering advice on how to save big on pet products. Tips include making homemade flea repellent perfumes, creating a dry shampoo solution for stinky fur, and making the cat's litter tray smell fresher with baby powder. Mint can...

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Experts reveal science behind dog and human bonds!

According to recent statistics, over a third (33%) of British households own a dog, and anyone who has a furry friend in their life knows how much comfort and joy they can bring.

But how do dogs really boost our mood? Dog-friendly holiday lettings specialist Canine Cottages has worked with Sarah-Jane White, animal behaviourist at Ruffle Snuffle and Dr Deborah Lee from Dr Fox Pharmacy...

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How To Keep Your Dog Mentally Stimulated Through The Day

Your dog's toys are not just for fun and for alleviating their boredom, they're also used to prevent some problematic behaviours and help reduce canine stress levels and anxiety.

Enrichment toys and games - especially those that dispense tasty treats, will keep your dog busy while you focus on your own daily tasks, stave off boredom and provide mental stimulation for their natural...

How to get rid of the smell of dog urine from artificial grass

Artificial grass is very common for pet owners, as it helps to limit muddy paw prints in the house, yellow urine circles on the grass and ripped up patches from digging. But despite the benefits, excessive toiletry use on the plastic grass can cause a lingering odour in the garden.

Your artificial grass does need a bit of maintenance and care to ensure the smell of dog urine doesn't...

Devon is heaven for dogs staying at Lynmouth Holiday Retreat, voted the UK's most perfect park for p

Devon park is Britain's friendliest for Fidos

Lynmouth Holiday Retreat near Exmoor has been named as Britain's most Fido-friendly holiday park by Dog Friendly magazine.

The family-owned business took the title after the publication conducted a nationwide poll of pet owners, asking them to name their favourite doggie destinations. In the camping and caravan park category, Lynmouth Holiday Retreat was voted into the number one...