New statistics released today (4 December) by The Kennel Club shows that dogs being treated for eating toxic chocolate soars in December and January, compared to the rest of the year. The sweet treat can be deadly for dogs and, as such, the organisation is urging pet owners to be vigilant this festive period, not only during Christmas, but throughout the following months when leftovers in the...
Dog owners have been warned to stay vigilant this autumn as acorns could pose a risk to their furry friends.
The pet insurance team at Quotezone.co.uk have urged dog walkers to be aware that acorns contain a chemical which, if ingested, can be harmful to their beloved pets.
This comes as a recent Quotezone survey showed 49% of people didn’t realise acorns were poisonous to...
As pet owners, we want to ensure that our furry companions receive the best care and attention possible. With the advancements in technology, the pet care industry has seen a surge in smart devices designed to enhance the well-being and happiness of our pets. From tracking their health to providing them with entertainment and ensuring they are well-fed, these smart devices have revolutionized...
With hot weather predicted this week, Pooch & Mutt's Resident Vet Dr Linda. Simon offers some advice to dog owners on what temperature is safe to walk your dog in, what times of day are best to walk your dog, early signs of heat stroke and what to do if you spot these signs in your dog.
Dog lovers have been warned to ensure the current cold temperatures and lack of daylight hours aren’t giving their cherished pets the January blues.
Just like us humans, dogs can struggle with their mental health at this time of year with thousands falling victim to something similar to Seasonally Affected Disorder (SAD), according to pet health experts from VitaPaws .
As fireworks season approaches, the British Veterinary Association (BVA) is urging pet owners and animal keepers to start preparing now to prevent possible injury and distress to their pets and livestock in the run up to Bonfire Night (5 November), Diwali (12 November) and New Year’s Eve (31 December).
Each year, vets across the UK treat animals with firework-related injuries. By far...