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Vet Q&A: Will neutering really calm my dog down?
Dogs can be energetic depending on their age, breed and how much exercise they are getting. We're taking a look at whether or not neutering can help 'calm' a dog down.
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How to involve your dog on your wedding day
Love is in the air! We put together a list of things to consider before saying yes to involving your pet on your wedding day.
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Make your own Valentine’s Day dog treats
Spoil your furry friend with special love heart dog treats! Our vet-approved recipe is easy to make and perfect for both dogs and humans. Read more here.
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Police Dogs to be honoured for London terror attack heroics
PDSA honours Met and British Transport Police Dogs with 'animals' OBE'
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How to exercise my rabbits?
They might look small, but our rabbits still need to keep active! There’s lost you can do to help your four-legged friends exercise to keep fit, healthy and happy.
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Getting a puppy
Getting a puppyGetting a puppyWhere a puppy is born and raised has a huge impact on its future health and happiness. One of the most important things to do before you buy a puppy is download the free Puppy Contract and Puppy Information Pack. Supported by PDSA, veterinary organisations and other charities, these will help protect you against getting an unwell, puppy farmed or illegally imported…
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Who cares about Manchester's pets?
Thank you to all our supporters who have raised £2.4m for Manchester's new Pet Wellbeing Centre, the Montague-Panton Hospital.
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Leonberger
Leonbergers are gentle giants – calm, good-natured dogs that get on well with everyone.
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vet ai registration
Register for your discount Get your first consultation for £12 We're sorry you aren't eligible for our services, but we can now offer you a reduced cost virtual consultation through JOII. Sadly, our services are limited as we are a charity and receive no government funding. However, we've teamed up with JOII to give you a 50% discount on your first virtual consultation. You will get a consultation…
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Worms in dogs
Worms are a very common problem and most pet dogs will catch them at some point in their life. Intestinal worms live in the guts, eat your pet’s food and cause damage to the gut lining.
