Other Pets

Decorating our houses with greenery for the festive season has been a tradition for hundreds, if not thousands, of years. But many of the plants we love to bring into our homes at this time can actually be harmful to our pets.

PDSA Vet Nurse Shauna Walsh said: “Various plants can be harmful or toxic if eaten, and our pets don’t always understand what’s edible and what isn’t. Pets can...

According to new research from Dogs Trust Ilfracombe, one in five people are negatively impacted by fireworks, and of those, 93% say fireworks cause distress in pets.

With firework displays expected to take place across the country over the coming days, Dogs Trust has issued practical advice to help dogs stay safe and settled.

Plan a cosy night in with your dog - Dogs Trust...

With fireworks season fast approaching, the British Veterinary Association (BVA) has issued top tips to help owners protect their pets and livestock from possible injury and distress in the run up to Diwali (20 October), Bonfire Night (5 November) and New Year's Eve (31 December).

Signs of fireworks-related distress can vary from animal to animal. While some pets show obvious signs...

New research has revealed that almost half of Brits (49%) would include their pet in their wedding party, with younger generations leading the charge, according to Bridebook . In fact, a combined 62% of Gen Z respondents said that they would consider inviting their pets to their wedding. Millennials are not far behind, with over half (51%) considering having their pet – or partner's pet – at...