Articles
How do we tackle hereditary disease?
In recent years, pedigree dog health has come under increasing scrutiny in the media. Vets discuss canine health and welfare...
‘More research needed on rabbit obesity’
Benato cited a 2006 study that found 23 per cent of rabbits were overweight or obese. Specialist advises on diagnosis...
Telemedicine: the pros and cons
Online consultations between vets and clients were treated with wariness throughout the debate. Could technology benefit or threaten animal welfare?...
Survey reveals top things vets wished all pet owners knew
More than one in five veterinary professionals said the top thing they wished they wished their client knew about their...
Cat ownership up by half a million – PFMA
PFMA’s report suggests the rise in pet cats is being driven by increasing numbers of male owners. UK’s pet cats...
Cats like human interaction more than food, study reveals
The study found that cats enjoy interacting with humans more than playing with toys or eating. Study dispels misconception that...
Animal cruelty investigations on the rise, RSPCA reports
The RSPCA says it investigated nearly 150,000 allegations of animal cruelty last year, equating to more than 400 complaints a...
AHT’s 75th anniversary plans revealed
The AHT marked the start of its 75th anniversary year with a celebration event. Supporters gather for celebration event Leading...
Charities unite to highlight brachycephaly in cats and rabbits
Comparison of short-faced, flat-faced or brachycephalic rabbit with normal rabbit. Experts show why it’s not just dogs we need to...
Dogs Trust clarifies views on pet shops
The Dogs Trust has explained why it does not currently support a complete ban on third party puppy sales, following...