Nationwide campaign launched to help educate owners of potentially fatal risks Show date: 21st March 2012 Show time: 4pm Last year’s damp summer and mild winter conditions have proved ideal for slug and snail populations, leading experts to warn of a continued spread of lungworm (A. vasorum) in the UK. All dog owners are being […]
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The Microfibre Store is celebrating after scooping the Pet Product of the Year 2013 title in the Innovation Awards at the equine trade show BETA International at NEC, Birmingham this week. Available in sizes small to extra large, the Doggy Bag, which was launched at last year’s Crufts, is designed to keep dogs clean, dry
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On November 11th, 2012, our six-year-old, beloved golden retriever, Tia, died from cancer. She had suffered from canine haemangiosarcoma for just a few short weeks. Whilst dealing with Tia’s illness, and since her death, we have learned a lot about cancer in dogs. Cancer is the most common cause of death in dogs, with 1
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With so many people offering dog training or cat behaviour services and with seemingly every other pet owner who has an opinion, it can be a really daunting place to be when looking for help with a pet behaviour problem. That’s why Animal Behaviour Specialist Jez Rose has put together this Top 10 Tips for Choosing a
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eeling blue? Suffering from a creative block or need some direction in your life? Before you start to dole out large sums of money to a life coach or counsellor – wait. I can recommend a therapist who is gentle, undemanding and never has a waiting list. Her unique sessions consist of some daily exercise,
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One of the most serious and problematic behaviour complaints of pet dog owners is dogs who snarl, growl or otherwise demonstrate guarding behaviour in the presence of food or prized objects such as bones and toys. Outdated methods of removing the dog’s food to demonstrate dominance are not only ineffective and dangerous but often exacerbate
Drontal is a wormer that is effective on worms in Dogs and Cats. The drug, Drontal is manufactured by Bayer, a well-reputed company. It is known to be effective on all types of worms. Drontal can be bought as a single dose tablet for your pet or as a suspension for your puppies and kittens.
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This is a story about my 20 month old Labrador, my family bought her from a breeder and everything was going great but when sallie was 9 months old she started limping really bad on her left leg and we took her to the vet and at first we thought she had pulled a muscle in her
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Oliver our beautiful Labrador and our journey Our journey began in April 2001. I had yearned for a dog for several years but on waking decided today was the day! I scanned the local newspapers and had my heart set on a Golden Retriever, yet none was there. Then I saw it! Yellow Labrador pups
A question I am often asked when referring to reinforcing the dog’s desirable behaviour with a treat, or using a clicker and following up with a treat is: “Do I have to use food to train my dog?” You don’t have to use any particular tool to train your dog. Professionals like food because it is one
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