In our August 2019 issue, we reported on the Dutch government’s decision to enforce a ban on the breeding of severely brachycephalic, or ‘flat-faced’, dogs. Now, they’re looking to go one step further – banning their ownership altogether. The announcement was welcomed by Dutch animal welfare organisations, while some have said they feel this would be a […]
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Six of the Best… travel and outdoor accessories
For our we sniffed out some of the best travel and outdoors accessories for your dog. As Spring approaches, it’s once again time for adventure… Barjo crates & guards Celebrating our 50-year anniversary this year, we are the leading manufacturer in bespoke dog crates and guards for your car and home. We are a family run […]
Neglected dog’s overgrown claws ‘worst ever seen’ by RSPCA inspector
When six-year-old Staffie Bentley came into the care of the RSPCA, his claws were so overgrown that they had become painfully embedded in his pads – the worst such case one RSPCA inspector had seen in the past 20 years. Bentley was also suffering from a bilateral ear infection and a chronic skin disease which had […]
Big Purple Dog Walk: supporting people with multiple sclerosis
Grab your pooch and join the Big Purple Dog Walk 2023! This March #TeamPaws is making a comeback for a third year running. Do you have a furry four-legged friend? Fancy creating your own challenge this Spring with your pup? Then the Big Purple Dog Walk might just be for you! No matter where you […]
World Spay Day: misconceptions about spaying
Today (28 February) is World Spay Day.vet, Dr Scott Miller, talks about the procedure, and highlights some common misconceptions. Should I spay/neuter my dog? Spaying is the removal of the ovaries (and in most cases uterus) of a female dog to sterilise them. Similarly, neutering is the removal of testes from a male dog. Whether […]