With more than 10 million pet cats in the UK, it’s no surprise that many owners, especially those living in flats and apartments, are considering keeping their cats indoors. But what are the advantages and drawbacks of i…

For prospective dog owners, there are a lot of breed options to choose from. Many breeds have been around for hundreds of years, while others, such as the Nova Scotia duck tolling retriever, are relatively new …

Although rabbits are often listed as the third most common pet in the UK, if you ask your vet about their medication, you’ll often find that it’s an off-license product – because there are very few licensed drugs for the…

The transition from a pet’s vibrant adult years to their "frosty-faced" senior era is rarely a sudden event. It is usually a slow, steady shift. Small changes in behaviour and daily habits might be so…

Finding a lump on your dog is often a cause for concern, but there are many kinds of lumps, bumps, spots and dots that a dog can develop on their skin. One unusual kind is a canine inverted papilloma, or endophytic papil…

It is always an exciting time to get a new canine companion. With so many breeds to choose from, it is worth taking the time to learn about any prospective breed and how they might fit into your family and life. Whippets…