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Dealing with separation anxiety: a guide to keeping your dog calm

Dealing with separation anxiety: a guide to keeping your dog calm

Google searches for “curing dog separation anxiety” have increased by 450% since returning to work after the winter holidays. Here's a guide to spotting and handling your dog’s separation anxiety as households return to work...
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Walk Your Dog Month: navigating your puppy's first walk

Walk Your Dog Month: navigating your puppy's first walk

Taking your puppy for their first walk is an exciting milestone for both owner and pup. While your puppy navigates its first steps and sniffs outside in the unknown, owners should start right away on lead training their pup, in a fun and engaging way...
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"How often should I clean my dog's things?"

"How often should I clean my dog's things?"

From toys and bedding to feeding bowls and walking gear, your dog has a lot of things that can harbour dirt and bacteria that you don’t want in your home - so it's important to keep them clean.
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England’s 10 best magical winter walks

England’s 10 best magical winter walks

PDSA Pet Insurance has explored ten of the best dog-friendly walks in England, and we have tips and tricks to help you and your dog have a great time...
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Poisoning in dogs: six festive hazards to avoid

Poisoning in dogs: six festive hazards to avoid

Almost a third (29%) of UK pet owners admit that they have fed their dogs something ‘toxic’ and, with the festive season upon us, there are some surprising festive foods that aren’t safe for your dog to consume...
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Ten toxic plants to keep away from your dog this Christmas

Ten toxic plants to keep away from your dog this Christmas

Christmas is on the way and many of us are starting to decorate our homes with mistletoe. But dog owners need to keep in mind that mistletoe is toxic to dog – and so are several plants we associate with Christmas cheer...

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Top Ten tips to get the most out of winter walks

Top Ten tips to get the most out of winter walks

As the days get colder and shorter, and you start to look out those waterproof coats, warm gloves and woolly hats for winter walks, it’s important to consider how the change in weather can affect your four-legged walking companion too...
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Avoiding holiday hazards and the vet bills this Christmas

Avoiding holiday hazards and the vet bills this Christmas

Christmas can be an expensive time of year and unexpected vet bills aren’t on anyone’s wish list!  Napo vet Dr Louisa Lane has put together a rundown of accidents to avoid, including common Christmas claims and how much they might cost uninsured pet owners.
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How to dodge pet dangers this winter

How to dodge pet dangers this winter

Autumn and Winter means leafy walks and Christmassy treats, but pet dangers can lurk beneath the leaves and pine needles...
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Travel experts share their top tips for flying with pets

Travel experts share their top tips for flying with pets

The travel experts at Airport Parking Reservations have revealed their top tips for flying with your furry (or feathered) friends.
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How to prevent furry friends from damaging wooden floors

How to prevent furry friends from damaging wooden floors

With 652,000 #hardwoodfloors hashtags on Instagram alone, they are a trending, timeless design choice that can prove tricky to look after – especially with pets. Interior experts have searched to find which wooden flooring is best and how to care for it in consideration to the family pet...
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Ugly dog contest seeks to celebrate the 'uncute'

Ugly dog contest seeks to celebrate the 'uncute'

Beauty is in the eye of the beholder and to each of us, our dogs are the cutest... but sometimes even we have to admit that our beloved pets may not be the best looking by most people's definition! This doesn't mean we don't love them all the more for it...
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