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Coronavirus: Working from home with a pet
With everyone being instructed to stay at home for the next three weeks (unless you’re a key worker), our lives are becoming very different. If you have a pet at home, then your new working routine can be unsettling for you both.
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Keeping guinea pigs warm in winter
Guinea pigs originally came from the mountains of South America - their ideal living temperature is between 15-20 degrees, similar to our own. Guinea pigs are sensitive to the cold, and can become unwell if they get too chilly. You can make their winter a warm one by following our top tips.
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How to make cakes for your dog
We all love to treat our dogs, and if you're a keen baker you might be thinking about firing up the oven to make a tasty treat for your four-legged companion.
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Brexit: what to do if you travel with pets in Europe
If you regularly travel to the EU from the UK with your four-legged friend there are a few things you’ll need to be aware of.
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Lockdown with a dog
Liv and Woody (aka You, Me & Woody) have been reflecting on the new lockdown measures, what it means for dog owners out there and how to make the best of it.
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Caring for a dog with a heart condition
It can be really overwhelming if you’ve been told there’s something wrong with your dog’s heart. We’ve put together some top tips for taking the very best care of them.
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Keeping small pets cool in summer
Small pets, such as mice, hamsters and rats, can be very sensitive to heat due to their tiny size. read our tips on how to keep them cool and comfortable.
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Hypoallergenic pets: myths and facts
Sadly, people allergic to pets often struggle to have them in their homes or need a strict allergy management plan to live alongside their beloved pets.
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Homemade pumpkin pet treats for cats and dogs
Treat your furry companions to homemade pet treats with our easy recipe approved by Vets – perfect for cats and dogs. Click to learn more!
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10 amazing facts about dogs
Dogs are great – they provide us with love, companionship and are always there when we need them. But did you know there’s far more to dogs than meets the eye?
