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One of the greatest threats to human and animal health is antibiotic resistance and the emergence of 'superbugs'.

The heat is coming quickly and it's time to start thinking about how our pets are coping.

When puppies start barking it can drive their pet parents a little crazy, not to mention the neighbours! Barking is a healthy and normal development for pups that you don’t need to quash completely. With a little effort you can teach your new fur friend the difference between appropriate barking and non-appropriate barking with some simple steps.

Embarking on a vegan diet might be suitable for some people but what about our feline friends?

If you’ve noticed your pet gets a bit pongy, you might be surprised that a bath isn’t always what is needed.

Sports aren’t just for humans, dogs can try them too! They’re fun and keep your furry friend active whilst making a great bonding experience and satisfying your dog’s natural tendencies.

It may seem like a kindness to give your furry friend that extra treat they have been begging for, and every now and then is not going to hurt, but frequent treats and weight gain can lead to obesity which can severely affect your pet’s health in a way that cannot ever be remedied.

The nutritional needs of your four-legged friend can vary quite significantly throughout their life, from puppy to adult to senior dog. You may have noticed the dietary options available for these life stages and wondered if there is much difference between them. Well, the answer is: yes. And here’s why.

When it comes to kids and dogs, supervision alone may not always be the best way to prevent a dog bite.

Spring is just around the corner and as the days are getting longer, now's the time to ensure your pet is up to date with flea prevention!