by Emma Hammett | Sep 24, 2018 | Uncategorized |
Pet Power Dogs are wonderful creatures bringing with them an enormous sense of friendship and trust. Research shows pet ownership can improve mental and physical health, lower blood pressure and reduce anxiety. This can be hugely beneficial not...
by Emma Hammett | Sep 17, 2018 | Uncategorized |
Dog flu – everything you need to know Canine influenza, just like human flu, is extremely contagious. In most cases, infected dogs will make a full recovery without needing to visit the vet. However, just as with humans, sometimes medication and hospitalisation...
by Emma Hammett | Sep 10, 2018 | Uncategorized |
Blue-Green Algae – the deadly danger for dogs Environmental Health often place blue green algae warnings around lakes, ponds and lochs. This warns members of the public not to enter the water, or let their dogs swim in or drink from it. Why? Because...
by Emma Hammett | Sep 3, 2018 | Uncategorized |
Every day, around seven postmen and women are attacked by a dog. This makes dogs a serious hazard, with some attacks leading to a permanent and disabling injury. The number of attacks rises during the summer holidays when children are off school and dogs are allowed...
by Emma Hammett | Aug 21, 2018 | Education |
Alabama rot – welcome breakthrough with this deadly disease. Scientists are optimistic they are winning the war against Alabama rot – a deadly disease affecting dogs. Alabama rot, also known as the ‘black death’ disease, is a rising concern amongst pet...
by Emma Hammett | Aug 8, 2018 | Uncategorized |
Concern is increasing about shared water bowls for dogs. Do they offer healthy hydration for our pets or are they just a source of shared germs? The dog water bowl has become a regular sight on the high street and in parks. You often spot them outside cafes, put...
by Emma Hammett | Jul 26, 2018 | Uncategorized |
Chiggers What are they? Chiggers are horrible little mites that are commonly found on meadows, golf courses, woodlands, parks and in grassland around lakes and rivers, that bite both humans and their pets. Where do they live? They thrive in wet, warm conditions,...
by Emma Hammett | Jul 13, 2018 | Uncategorized |
If you are travelling with your pet and want to get the most from your summer, read our top tips for safe and happy holidays: The holidays are here and for pet parents it is vital that your pet has the best time too. Read our top tips to ensure your whole family gets...
by Emma Hammett | Jul 9, 2018 | Uncategorized |
There is nothing more beautiful than going for a walk in an English meadow in the height of summer, yet it may contain hidden dangers for your dog. Flowering grass seeds can get into your dog’s eyes, ears, paws and under their skin. This can cause pain and injury to...
by Emma Hammett | Jul 2, 2018 | Uncategorized |
Summer water safety checklist for dogs Over the warm summer months, taking your dog on holiday with you often means they are exposed to much more water than usual. From walking by the sea, hiring a place with a pool or taking your pet on a boating holiday, these are...
