The importance of the calcium:phosphate ratio in cat food 
Cats
The importance of the calcium:phosphate ratio in cat food 
Many people are aware of the need for a range of vitamins and minerals in their diet, and the same is also true for our pets. In fact, some vitamins and minerals are so crucial to bodily function, that severe disease can…
November 4, 2026
What is Horner's Syndrome in Pets, and what can be done about it? 
Dogs
What is Horner's Syndrome in Pets, and what can be done about it? 
Horner’s syndrome is a collection of symptoms involving the eye and the face on one side. It often comes on suddenly; so it can be a bit alarming to see if you don’t know what’s happening! Let’s take a look at what Horne…
November 2, 2026 • 2 shares
How bad is the illegal exotic pet trade really? And how can I avoid getting burned?  
Animal Welfare
How bad is the illegal exotic pet trade really? And how can I avoid getting burned?  
Pets come in all shapes and sizes, and gone are the days of just owning cats, dogs and a humble goldfish. Not that there is anything wrong with owning ‘just’ cats, dogs or fish - but the pet market has exploded with a ra…
October 30, 2026 • 12 shares
What are the pros and cons of keeping a Labrador retriever? 
Breeds
What are the pros and cons of keeping a Labrador retriever? 
 Labrador retrievers are consistently ranked one of the most, if not the most, popular dog breed in the UK. Commonly referred to as ‘Labradors’ or ‘Labs’, they are a much-loved breed, popular with both families and…
October 28, 2026 • 6 shares
What dogs are at highest risk of a GDV and why?  
Common Conditions
What dogs are at highest risk of a GDV and why?  
Gastric dilatation and volvulus (GDV), sometimes referred to as bloat, is a serious and potentially life-threatening emergency in dogs. While any dog can technically develop GDV, certain dogs are considerably more at-ris…
October 26, 2026 • 16 shares
Are batteries poisonous to dogs? 
Dogs
Are batteries poisonous to dogs? 
Dogs can be very good at finding things we’d rather they left alone. Things containing batteries, like the TV remote control or a child’s toy, might attract an inquisitive nose. But what happens if your dog decides to ha…
October 22, 2026 • 39 shares
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