Vet shares warning against dangerous Easter hazards from Chocolate to Roast Dinners

With Easter fast approaching, many of us will spend time with loved ones, indulge in chocolate and enjoy Springtime activities. However, this can be a particularly dangerous time for pets, and owners must be cautious as it poses a risk to their health and well-being, even from unexpected sources. To provide guidance on this matter, I have spoken exclusively with Dr Linda Simon, an in-house Veterinary surgeon at Pooch & Mutt, who has shared her 5 top tips to ensure…

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Taking your pet on holiday – 10 tips to make the trip easier

Pet owners are being urged to carefully pre-plan holidays to avoid being turned away from accommodation or denied entry to their destination country. Travel experts at Panache Cruises, specialists in ultra luxury cruises, have researched the 10 things all holidaymakers should do before booking a trip away with their pets so the holiday goes off without a hitch.  For many Brits, their pets are an important part…

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Expert shares top tips to keep your pets happy when you’re away from home

EXPERT REVEALS TOP TIPS TO KEEP YOUR PET HAPPY WHEN HOME ALONE Canine Behaviourist recommends music & snacks for keeping your dog occupied whilst home alone. Dogs are incredibly social animals, and with more and more of us are returning to the office and busy social calendars, this means our furry friends are more likely to be left at home. Leaving your pet alone for…

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8 Vet Tips to Keep Dogs Safe in the Snow

“Snow can be a very exciting time for dogs, especially those who haven’t seen it before. However, whilst taking them out for their usual daily exercise can be tempting, there are some essential things to consider to enjoy the chilly temperatures safely!”  Right now, many parts of the UK are experiencing below-zero temperatures. The general rule of thumb is if it’s too cold for you…

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Vet Issues Warning Over Dogs Wearing Boots

“Generally, dog boots will not cause your dog any pain, however, they might feel uncomfortable, which is why I advise against purchasing them. Dogs find it extremely difficult to adapt to wearing boots, as they make their paws heavier and restrict movement. “One of the most common problems with dog boots, is that pet parents find it difficult to recognize when they don’t fit their…

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