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Britain’s Unhealthy Pet Diets

Nine out of ten vet professionals believe UK pets are at serious risk of diet related diseases, mirroring the alarming trends seen in human health, and the recession has increased the risk. A study of more than 100 veterinary professionals suggests their daily case loads are weighed down with a host of serious “man-made” dietary-related problems [...]

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Dog Agility Exercises - Training Video with Gina Graham

Dogs have always been known as man’s best friend. With long walks in the park and nights cuddled up in front of the TV, the relationship we share with our canine companion is a special one. Simple dog agility exercises can be an ideal way to develop even further the bond you have with your pet [...]

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Dog Massage

A dog massage has many benefits for your canine friend. So what are the benefits of dog massage, you ask? The benefits that your dog gains will depend upon the reason for his massage. If he has a health problem and a vet has recommended massage as a form of therapy then the benefits will relate to fixing [...]

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Pet Health Scanning

Remote animal health scanning by www.complementaryanimalhealth.co.uk is designed to give you a full picture of your Horse, Dog or Cat’s overall health. This will include a vitamin and mineral deficiency scan, a list of any food sensitivities and allergens, a homeopathic remedy scan. A tincture can then be produced “tailor made” for your animal. No need [...]

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Pet Insurance Advice

Pet Insurance Advice There are three basic categories of pet insurance. These are: - Pet cover limited by year - Pet cover limited per condition - Pet cover limited per condition for a maximum of 12 months. When buy pet insurance it is very important to know exactly what you are buying since if your pet develops a serious illness it could [...]

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Pet Obesity - RSPCA Awareness Video

RPSCA have teamed up with the maker of ‘Simon’s Cat’ and created a video called ‘Fed up’. This video illustrates food-begging behaviour that is typical to dogs and the issue of pet obesity. Though this animation has a light side to it, it still carries a very serious message, and we are really keen for this [...]

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