Dogs Trust is giving the people of the South West the chance to share their stories about the vital role that dogs play in our lives.
Today (13.05.25) the UK's leading dog charity launches the 2025 National Dog Survey, Britain's largest dog census, which this year focuses on the everyday joy that dogs bring us as a nation. The survey is generously sponsored by People's Postcode...
Bringing a pet into your life is an exciting decision—and one that comes with long-term responsibility. Whether you’re dreaming of puppy cuddles, feline companionship, or something a little more exotic, the key to a happy relationship with your new companion is finding a pet that truly fits your lifestyle.
Whether you’re more a dog or a cat person, the benefits of owning a furry friend are well documented. The Mayo Clinic reports that stroking an animal releases oxytocin, a hormone which helps to combat stress and lower blood pressure. For Brits that suffer from airborne allergies, however, the potential side order of sneezes can offset the benefits of pets.
Dog owners in the UK share their lives with over 129 different breeds.
Now, a new survey conducted by interactive dog toy company Tug-E-Nuff has revealed which are the nation’s favourite.
The poll of 1,200 dog owners found the Labrador Retriever currently holds the crown as the UK’s favourite dog, thanks to its intelligence, enthusiasm and friendliness.
With Christmas being justsix weeks away, GTSE.co.uk wanted to discover the best ways to have a safe and damage-free Christmas when putting up your decorations, eating Christmas dinner and hanging lights both indoors and outdoors.
Using their expert knowledge on cable ties, widespread research and speaking with Lindsay Arliss, Dog Behaviour and Training Specialist at Wood Green , GTSE...
Dog-owners know just how hard it can be to keep a clean home when you've got one or two mucky pups living under your roof.
Sadly, not all cleaning products are safe to use when our four-legged friends are around, as they are hypersensitive to the strong odours and fragrances, which could lead to various health issues including irritation, sickness and breathing difficulties....
Cats have earned a reputation for their independence, yet bringing home a new feline friend is a major decision which still requires a great deal of time, effort and money.
So, before you bring home an adorable kitten (no matter how tempting the thought is), Eleonore Hacheme, Cat Nutritionist at Republic of Cats solves eight mistakes most commonly made by new cat owners.
One in six Brits let their pets lick their plates clean!
Wren Kitchens has conducted research into the UK's attitudes towards pets in the kitchen, as well as looking at how much Brits are spending on pet food
Almost one in ten Brits (9%) spend more on pet food than they do on their own household food
Almost a quarter (24%) of UK pet owners allow their
