The British are great pet owners. Figures show nearly half of all UK households have a pet. This means birds, reptiles, small animals, cats, dogs and horses or ponies. Apparently (according to the Pet Food Manufacturer’s’ Trade Association) there are 8 million dogs and 8 million cats in the UK! These statistics prove the long […]
9,531 Comments. Continue Reading...Five basic commitments apply whatever type of pet you get, ranging from feeding, exercising, housing, socialising and financing. There are many sources of good advice on diet – but your vet is the most obvious place to start. Some pets require active exercising while others just need the right amount of space to exercise themselves […]
5,256 Comments. Continue Reading...Obesity in pets is of growing concern to vets. Many people use New Year Resolutions to start new diets and if this fails, start again in Lent! This year, why not share the dietary good intentions with your pet. Perhaps you could both cut down on snacking between meals! Modern pet nutrition is very advanced […]
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