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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 Pet-Proof Your Christmas Decorations This Year

From vibrant Christmas trees covered in brightly-coloured baubles and twinkling tinsel to Santa's stockings and the presents within, your dog will probably view most of your festive decorations as perfectly irresistible playthings.

Luckily for dog parents everywhere, the expert team at tails.com have put together a list of ways to protect your decorations from dog-related damages,...

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Pet theft HOTSPOTS revealed as nearly 5,000 dogs stolen in last six years

With 3.2 million UK families acquiring a pet since the start of the pandemic, Freedom of Information requests reveal where in the UK is suffering from the highest number of dog thefts in recent years and what breeds are being targeted.

Following a 57% increase in searches for 'how to prevent your dog being stolen' in the past year², experts from natural dog food retailer Dragonfly...

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What your dog’s sleeping positions mean

Ever wondered why the dog has started sleeping in weird positions? Animal lovers are now being provided the answers behind each of their dog's sleeping poses. The experts at Online-Bedrooms.co.uk have researched the various sleeping positions for our four-legged friends and how each sleeping style has a unique meaning behind it.

Sleeping positions for dogs can show off their...

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9 ways to make your garden more pet-friendly

Pet parents are being urged to make their back garden safer and more enjoyable for their four-legged friends this summer. Green-thumbed experts at GardenBuildingsDirect.co.uk have explored nine helpful ways to help protect pets from the dangers of an enclosed outdoor space. The garden is a pet's favourite place to relax and roll around, but many find themselves in hot water when they...

Dog in Mountains in Winter

Vet Explains How Cold Weather Worsens Your Dogs Arthritis

The UK is set to experience freezing temperatures and snow across the country this week, and much like us humans our canine companion's joint health and mobility can be negatively impacted by a sudden drop in temperature. With arthritis affecting 80% of dogs aged 8 or over, and almost 35% of the entire dog population (due to such factors as wear and tear, breed predisposition, genetics,...

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Expert advises on what to do when your insurance doesn’t cover your pet’s health problems

When your pet gets ill or is injured, it's a big concern, especially since it can be very expensive and difficult to afford. To avoid stressing you out with unexpected bills, here are 5 things to consider when it comes to covering your pet's health, according to an expert from Petplan, including tips on what to do if you find yourself in a tricky financial situation.

1. Why is it...
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Dogs Trust's guide to keeping dogs safe and warm in the chilly winter weather

With plummeting temperatures due to return this week, it is important to make sure our four-legged friends are prepared for the cold. Dogs Trust, the UK's largest dog welfare charity, is issuing guidance to owners about how to keep your dog safe and warm during the cold snap, including how to avoid potential hazards on your winter walks. Runa Hanaghan, Deputy Veterinary Surgeon at Dogs Trust...

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Winter warmer: How to make a puppuccino at home

Whether you're remote working or trying to cut down on your daily expenses, making barista-style coffee at home is a great alternative to visiting coffee shops to get your caffeine fix. But as you whip yourself up a treat with your coffee maker, you might be wondering how to get your four-legged friend involved in the fun too!

The puppuccino, a Starbucks secret menu item, is the...

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Signs Your Dog Is Feeling Stressed and Anxious in a Social Setting

When it comes to hosting the ultimate party for our pooches, we all want their tails to be wagging and happy smiles on their faces.

Although social events like birthdays are usually joyous occasions, they can sometimes be a bit overwhelming for our four-legged friends if there are lots of people they don't know, loud noises and things that disrupt their daily routine.

With...

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Thousands of Brits facing fines for missing dog collar

Pet owners in the UK have been issued a warning which states failing to correctly collar your pup could result in severe consequences.

Experts from Quotezone.co.uk are alerting Brits to the proper way to tag their beloved pooch before heading out and about this winter. Any dog owner caught disregarding the rules is breaking the law and could be imprisoned, fined £2000, and risk their...