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Sep- 2019 -9 SeptemberPet Owners
Drop in vaccinations is a ‘ticking time bomb’ for UK pets
Pet welfare charity, People’s Dispensary for Sick Animals (PDSA) has warned that the drop in pet vaccinations is a “ticking…
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Jul- 2019 -26 JulyCharities
Police Dog awarded animals’ George Cross
A courageous police dog, who was brutally slashed eight times while protecting his handler from an armed assailant, has been…
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23 JulyPet Owners
New national survey launched to counter pet obesity
Pet food manufacturer, Burgess Pet Care, has teamed up with the largest supplier of vet scales in the UK, Marsden,…
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16 JulyCelebrities
‘Celebrity dogs’ raise £4,256 for PDSA
“Celebrity” Spaniels Max, Paddy and Harry, raised £4,256 for veterinary charity, PDSA, in a jetty jump that was streamed live…
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Jun- 2019 -19 JuneManufacturers
BSB searches for Britain’s most pampered cat
Pet food and accessories distributors BSB Products, has announced a competition to find Britain’s most pampered cat. The competition comes…
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17 JuneCharities
Two schools first in UK to receive PDSA PetWise status
Two schools in the north east, have been awarded ‘PetWise’ status by veterinary charity PDSA, with the award designed to…
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May- 2019 -31 MayVeterinary
Vets urged to stock correct vaccines for Rabbit Awareness Week
Rabbit Awareness Week (RAW) takes place 1 June to 9 June and its partners are urging veterinary practices to ensure…
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31 MayCharities
Animal OBEs awarded to London terror attack police dogs
As many as 19 police dogs who supported emergency services during the London terror attacks at Westminster Bridge, London Bridge…
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21 MayVeterinary
PDSA issues warning after dog eats 100 slug pellets
Veterinary charity, PDSA has issued a warning about the dangers of slug pellets after a dog mistook 100 toxic slug…
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Apr- 2019 -23 AprilTrade Organisations
NOAH: ‘Vaccine hesitancy’ could lead to deadly mistakes
Mistaken beliefs about pet vaccines and a growing hesitancy towards vaccination could give rise to deadly diseases that not only…
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