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  • Jun- 2017 -
    21 June
    RSPCA issues flood advice ahead of thunderstorms

    RSPCA issues flood advice ahead of thunderstorms

    With the current heatwave set to finish this week and thunderstorms sparking a potential risk of flooding, the RSPCA has issued some advice on how to protect animals from the heavy downpour. The Met office has issued a warning that from today (Wednesday) into Thursday there is the potential for…

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  • 21 June
    Pet companies added to Amazon ‘Dash Button’ list

    Pet companies added to Amazon ‘Dash Button’ list

    Amazon has announced today, an expansion of its Dash Button programme in the UK. The expanded selection of Dash Buttons includes top-name brands across dozens of retail categories, including Duracell, Glade, Heineken, IAMS, Joseph Joseph, Kiwi, L’Or, Mentos, Mr. Muscle, Perfect Fit, Regina, Scott, Tassimo, Wellman, Wellwoman, and more. Dash…

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  • 5 June
    Parents advised to keep ‘children safe around dogs’

    Parents advised to keep ‘children safe around dogs’

    The Kennel Club is raising awareness of child safety around dogs and offering parents and carers advice to coincide with the Child Accident Prevention Trust’s ‘Child Safety Week’ which begins today. The Kennel Club, runs the Safe and Sound scheme, a programme created by experts to educate parents, teachers and…

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  • 5 June
    Avian flu confirmed at a Norfolk farm

    Avian flu confirmed at a Norfolk farm

    H5N8 avian flu has been confirmed in a small flock of chickens and geese at a premises near Diss, South Norfolk. The UK’s deputy chief veterinary officer has confirmed H5N8 avian flu in a small flock of chickens and geese at a premises near Diss, South Norfolk. A 3 km Protection…

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  • May- 2017 -
    26 May
    Kittens found in washing machine

    Kittens found in washing machine

    Five kittens were rescued after being born inside an abandoned washing machine. The five-week- old kittens, aptly named Daz, Ariel, Persil, Surf and Fairy, were found with their mum, a feral cat, living inside the drum of a washing machine left outside in a garden belonging to a florist in…

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  • 4 May
    ‘Pet parents’ drive global food market

    ‘Pet parents’ drive global food market

    ‘Pet parents’ are increasingly unwilling to compromise on the quality of food they feed their pets. The pet food market is increasingly coming to resemble the baby food market in this context, according to the new report. Paula Flores, head of pet care at Euromonitor International comments, “Globally consumers are looking…

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  • 3 May
    One in ten owners are allergic to their pet

    One in ten owners are allergic to their pet

    Nearly one in ten (8 percent) homes with a pet has a family member who is allergic to it but wouldn’t consider giving up their pet as they love it too much (61 percent) and it’s part of the family (53 percent), according to research from Vorwerk*. Adding to the…

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  • Apr- 2017 -
    27 April
    ‘Cleaning products can be deadly for pets’, claims charity

    ‘Cleaning products can be deadly for pets’, claims charity

    An animal has died and several others have suffered serious injury from exposure to cleaning products, according to vet charity PDSA. In one particularly harrowing case, the charity said its vets had to euthanize a dog after they were exposed to laundry detergent which caused severe caustic burns to their paws,…

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  • 19 April
    Eukanuba launches Breed-o-pedia

    Eukanuba launches Breed-o-pedia

    Eukanuba has launched a new Breed-o-pedia, in a bid to help owners find the perfect breed for them. A recent report by the PFMA1 revealed that the top reasons for people not owning a pet is because they are worried about the space they have available in their homes and…

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  • 10 April
    RSPCA, Dogs Hot Cars

    Dogs die in hot cars, warn animal groups

    More than 40 percent of people believe it can be acceptable to leave a dog in a hot car, worrying new figures from the RSPCA have revealed. A survey of more than 8,000 people, commissioned by the RSPCA, revealed that only 55 percent agreed that it is never acceptable to…

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