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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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Word's first ever Pet Paralympics was barking success

The Petsure Games, which were held at the Bath & West Country Festival from 27- 29th August , saw 100s of dogs of all shapes, sizes and abilities get their paws in gear for one of the most inclusive of animal sporting events ever held.

The Petsure Games is three days of barking mad furry fun. Set in the heart of one of the UK's best-loved country shows, the Games have...

Devon dog lovers needed to take part in 'land-bark' survey launched by Dogs Trust

Dogs Trust Ilfracombe is calling on local dog lovers to take part in the biggest ever nationwide survey to help dogs and owners of the future.

The National Dog Survey, launched by Dogs Trust, will help the charity better-understand the UK's 12.5 million-strong pooch population and the part dogs play in their owners' lives, shaping the support the charity offers to canine companions...

The home appliances dogs are most afraid of, and how to ease their fears

New research by comparethemarket.com reveals the home appliances that dogs are most afraid of, as well as expert tips on what pooch parents can do to help ease their fears
Over four in five (85%) dogs are afraid of household appliances, with owners citing them becoming anxious, nervous, or afraid around them
The most feared everyday household items include the

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Vet warns about the dangers of jellyfish for dogs, as puppies become violently ill

For a human, a jellyfish sting is simply painful (unless you're allergic) but for our four-legged friends, an encounter could be fatal. The warning comes after two puppies on Seaburn beach in Sunderland became violently ill after licking a jellyfish.

Both puppies had to be rushed to the vets, as they began projectile vomiting and couldn't breathe. Both dogs vomited around ten times...

Eight tips to keeping your dog safe at the beach

What precautions should you take to ensure a day at the beach doesn't end in disaster? Head Vet, Sean McCormack shares his top tips for keeping you and your dog safe this summer.

The warm weather has arrived, and what better way to cool down than a trip to the beach? Whether your pet enjoys a splash in the sea or a run through the sand, there's so much for canines to gain from...

Expert Comment on the abandonment of lockdown dogs - Joe Inglis

New stats out today reveal that more people are trying to give up their lockdown dogs – with The Dogs Trust seeing a 35% rise in calls related to giving up dogs in the last few weeks*. Below Dr Joe Inglis, Media Vet and Founder of VetChef.com provides expert comments and advice to those worried about not being able to cope with owning a dog now they’re returning to the office.

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A lucky dog (and their owner) from Devon could get their paws on this amazing job role!

6th September 2021 - Canine Cottages today announces that applications are open for the fourth annual Canine Critics competition. The competition gets tougher each year, as applicants battle for one of 10 coveted Canine Critics positions. Successful applicants will act as the company’s paws on the ground, responsible for reviewing cottage holidays, getting involved on their social channels...

Top tips for a dog-friendly staycation

By Harry Roberts Managing Director at My Favourite Cottages

Since the start of the pandemic, 3.2 million UK households have welcomed a new pet.

But now the UK has started to open up again, many dog owners have been looking to take their new family member on their first holiday.

In fact, according to a recent study 'dog...

Vet reveals what your stool poop can tell you about their health

Ruff Guide To Spotting Problems In Your Dog's Poop

Our dog's poop can tell us a lot, including if there's something wrong – we've spoken to head vet Sean McCormack to find out what signs to look out for when you're scooping the poop.

"Poop smells, we know that – but is your dog's poo a little (or a lot) smellier than usual? Stinkier-than-usual poos can indicate your dog's...

Grass seed injuries in dogs: How to prevent them

Head Vet reveals how to protect your dog from grass seeds

Despite being no bigger than a grain of rice, tiny grass seeds can cause real problems for pups who like bounding through long summer grass.

Head vet at tails.com , Sean McCormack, explains what to do if you spot a grass seed wound on your dog, as well as the steps you can take to prevent it from happening in the first place...

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