Blue-green algae: a hidden summer danger for dogs
Blue-green algae is a serious threat to dogs during warm weather, explains Rachel Garbutt, Registered Veterinary Nurse at Butternut Box.
Blue-green algae is a serious threat to dogs during warm weather, explains Rachel Garbutt, Registered Veterinary Nurse at Butternut Box.
A recent report found that grass seed injuries in dogs spike every summer, with July, August and September seeing the highest number of cases.
New figures reveal that thousands of dogs reported missing across the UK have yet to be found, with most remaining missing for over a year.
Families across the UK have lost a combined £7.2 million to pet fraud over the past five years, according to data obtained through a FOI request.
Dr Aimee Warner, resident veterinarian at UK-based pet insurance company Waggel, explains why ear infections are so frequently overlooked...
As warmer weather continues across the UK, dog owners are advised to carry out essential safety checks in their gardens to protect their pets during heatwaves.
The RSPCA is reminding pet owners of the best ways to cool down pets, and warning against the dangers of placing wet towels over their bodies, which can be harmful.
Welcoming a dog into the family is an exciting step, but it can also feel daunting, with a steep learning curve for first-time owners.
The essential features all dog owners must check in their garden now to keep their dogs safe and happy in the garden this summer.
Dog owners are urged to keep their pets away from still or slow-moving water this summer, following confirmed sightings of toxic blue-green algae across the UK.
Canine Cottages has partnered with expert Dr Emma Scales-Theobald to share tips for keeping your dog safe and away from wildlife during a countryside walk...
Charity Guide Dogs is giving owners expert-backed advice on creating a dog-friendly sensory space and the dos and don’ts when it comes to a dog-friendly garden.