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Mother wrote to PM over killer dogs
A recent article on the MSN news site reported that the mother of a girl attacked by dogs called on Gordon Brown to crack down on the dangerous animals.

Dog owners warned over ice risk
Dog owners are being warned by Devon and Somerset Fire and Rescue Service about taking pets for walks near water which may have frozen in cold weather.

Go Go Hamster toy Mr Squiggles is safe
Cepia rejects claims from US consumer organisation GoodGuide that a chemical found on one of its Go Go Hamsters toys was at possibly dangerous levels. The firm also said that the Mr Squiggles toy had passed the most rigorous testing in the toy industry.

Sabi found after 14 months after battle
Sabi, a highly-trained bomb sniffer dog, disappeared 14 months ago. The black Labrador became separated from her handler when Australian, US and Afghan Special Forces clashed with Taliban insurgents in southern Afghanistan last year.

Domestic cats can be left or right-handed, scientists find
Psychologists found that females are much more likely to prefer their right paw while tom cats have a strong tendency to use their left when faced with difficult tasks.

Dogs as intelligent as two-year-old children
Researchers have found that dogs are capable of understanding up to 250 words and gestures, can count up to five and can perform simple mathematical calculations

This little piggy makes the perfect pet
Micro pigs are the new must-have pets – even Victoria Beckham has bought two for David for Christmas

Caring for pets and animals through the winter
Many animals could struggle with the freezing weather, but by thinking ahead and taking simple precautions it is possible to ensure they don't become winter casualties. Owners should give extra special attention to animals kept outside during the chilly weather.

Dog owners angry as councils use powers to ban pets from parks
Scores of councils in England and Wales have used new powers to ban dogs from parks, open spaces and beaches, often without owners being aware of the restrictions.

Unwanted cat problem on the rise
Discarded cats and kittens are dying by the thousands in Britain and in predominantly rural mid Wales the problem is particularly acute with cats and kittens being dumped by the roadside, in the mountains or just left to starve.

Your kids-keeping them safe
Children and dogs can be a difficult mix. In 2006/07, over 900 children aged nine or under were admitted to hospital in England after injuries caused by dogs

Domestic dog origins challenged
The suggestion that the domestic dog originated in East Asia has been challenged. The huge genetic diversity of dogs found in East Asia had led many scientists to conclude that domestication began there. But new research published in the journal PNAS shows the DNA of dogs in African villages is just as varied.

Owners 'unconcerned at fat pets'
Nine out of 10 pet-owners are unconcerned about their animals' size despite an increase in overweight pets, a survey suggests.

Pet sanctuary forced to cut jobs
A pet sanctuary in Devon says it has been forced to cut jobs and reduce the number of animals it looks after because of the recession.

Pet owners face code of practice
Cat and dog owners are to be told to provide "entertainment" and "mental stimulation" for their pets under new government advice.

First anti-cancer drug for animals launched
The first anti-cancer drug for animals has been licensed to help Golden Retrievers and Labradors fight the disease.

Reports urges health certificates for puppies after Crufts scandal
Puppies should be sold with a full family medical history to alert new owners to the risk of genetic disorders, an inquiry will recommend today.

Choosing The Right Puppy Will Bring Lots of Joy!
When choosing your puppy, you should try to make a decision based on the behavior of the puppy. However, choosing the right puppy is not an exact science and hence, requires certain methods rather than simply going to a kennel or a pet shop and making a random selection.

Providing adequate dental care using Kong dental toys.
Providing proper dental care is one of the most important aspects of pet ownership. In fact, dental and gum disease is the number 1 health problem diagnosed by veterinarians. Over 80% of all dogs over the age of 2 have some form of periodontal disease.

Breed Exercise Requirements
Dogs come in variety of shapes and sizes and then there are the breeds. It is important to consider the dog breeds because a lot depends on that. Everything from the type of food they eat, amount of food, diseases, behaviour, grooming and much more varies from one breed to another.

Bad breath in dogs, is it halitosis?
While bad breath is as acceptable as the tail wagging, excessive bad smelling breath can be indication of dog health problems. If your dog has really offensive breath all the time, you must visit a veterinarian at the earliest!

Choosing the right Pet Bed amongst all the different Pet Supplies.
Your pets bed is quite an fundamental item when purchasing pet supplies. With the proper pet bed, a pet will have a comfortable and restful sleep, which will enable it to have a satisfying day full of fun and excitement.

Up to 1% of the feline population in the UK suffer from Cystitis or Feline Lower Urinary Tract Disease.
It is thought that there are approximately 9.2 million cats in the UK…when put in this context, that’s quite a number!  Any cat can suffer with the complaint, but cats that are middle aged, overweight and/or inactive are the most likely candidates.

Worm infestation in dogs and cats
Worm infestation is very common in dogs and cats and can cause distress and ill health. The 2 types of worms that trouble our pets are roundworms and tapeworms.

Nutrecare on top of the world!
Nutrecare were proud to sponsor a group of Royal Marines and Royal Navy guys climbing previously unclimbed peaks in the North Borkoldoy Mountains for animal charities.

Protecting your horse against worms
There are many types of worms that can affect your horse. Here we take look at the different types of worms the symtoms causes and treatments you can administer

Spring is on the way, already horses and ponies are being diagnosed with laminitis.
Laminitis can be caused by carbohydrate overload, trauma, extreme concussion or toxaemia and inflicts enormous pain on the horses and ponies that suffer.  It is most commonly associated with fat ponies in the spring and autumn and when the grass is growing rapidly

There is a saying no foot, no horse but equally, without legs, a horse would certainly struggle!
Legs can become damaged for many reasons, a kick in the field to hard and strenuous work.  Although accidents can only be prevented to a certain degree, a careful fitness programme and treatment of the horse’s leg prior to and post work can have a huge influence on the likelihood of injuries occurring as well as their severity.

Pet health Probiotics: Friendly advice?
Probiotics have been around for at least 4500 years.  They are not new, but the way in which they are being promoted has taken them to another level making these bacteria seem like some new innovation.  One of the most popular probiotics is actually yoghurt so most people will already have had some experience of probiotics

Up to 50% of cats and dogs are overweight.
With these worrying statistics and dog obesity becoming more and more common major manufacturers are expanding their range of low calorie dog foods to provide pet owners with a wider choice for their dog. 

Be a responsible dog owner and consider using a dog training collar!
We love dogs and we consider them to be our best friends; however, how much do we love them after barking at the slightest sound heard outside or at two o’clock in the morning?

Vaccinations for cats
Vaccines ensure that the health of your kitten and adult cat is protected against major and infectious diseases that can lead to intense suffering and even, death in some cases. It’s best to see your cat’s veterinarian for vaccinations that need to be given.


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