
PDSA, the vet charity, has put together some ideas for making your own gifts for your pets this Christmas.
PDSA, the vet charity, has put together some ideas for making your own gifts for your pets this Christmas.
The Veterinary charity PDSA has published advice about keeping our dogs safe especially in winter when we are out and about
“there are some simple steps you can take to help four-legged family members feel more comfortable this November. ” PDSA Vet Nurse Nina Downing
Red and Sky, two new tracker dogs, have been added to the stoat detection dog team in Orkney.
The Animal Welfare Foundation has produced a pet travel leaflet with more information on dangerous exotic disease
Cats who like sunbathing on windowsills are also at risk of exposing themselves to a lot of sunlight through windows that are generally not UVA-protected.
Blue green algae, or cyanobacteria, are a group of bacteria that can contain dangerous toxins which can be harmful and potentially fatal to pets, livestock and birds if ingested even in small quantities.
“THINK before leaving them in a car on a sunny day, even with a bit of air – a bit of air sometimes isn’t enough.”
“With Easter upon us it is an important time to be reminded that dogs and chocolate just don’t mix”
A new dog squad has been specially trained to sniff out products of animal origin (PoAO) and prevent them from entering circulation in Scotland.