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It's Rabbit Awareness Week and this year, the focus is diet! Did you know that muesli is very bad for rabbits? We discuss the ins and outs of rabbits' dietary requirements...

High blood pressure is more common in cats and dogs than you might think. It often doesn't leave many clear symptoms, so we take a look at how best to keep an eye on your pet...

Did you know that pets can get sunburnt too? From changing your walks to visiting your groomer, we've laid out some tips for keeping your pets cool during the hot weather...

Nurse. Helper. Carer. Educator. Clinic Leader. Cleaner. Friend. It's time to reflect upon the wonderful work of veterinary nurses, it's Veterinary Nurse Awareness Month...

It's time to celebrate our pets and all of the joy they bring to our lives! In honour of National Pet Month, we discuss what it means to be a responsible pet owner...

Whether you're cleaning, kicking back in the garden or heading out for a walk, we know what to watch out for this spring in order to keep your pets safe and healthy...

Many pet rabbits in the UK live without their essential freedoms. To raise awareness, and in celebration of Easter, we take a look at providing rabbits with the best care...

We're afraid the rumours are true: chocolate is very bad for cats and dogs. We take a look at the science behind chocolate poisoning and what to do if you're worried...

Snow: beautiful to look at, but not the most comfortable for little paws when they're out walking. Click below to read our top tips for keeping your pets cosy in the cold...

Keep paws clean and dry, checking often for cuts or lesions; avoid dirty, muddy areas and you'll help to keep your dog safe from an unpleasant disease known as Alabama Rot...

Looking after your pet's teeth is very important! As we celebrate National Pet Dental Health Month, we look at how to prevent dental disease and freshen our pets' breath...

Did you know cats can be trained too? In fact, they thrive on mental and physical stimulation. Click below to read about the best ways of keeping your cat's mind occupied...