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Vets save cocker spaniel after it eats a face mask
Ralph had always had a liking for socks, but owner Julie Veidman never thought he’d eat a face mask. Dog...
Study reveals link between immune system genes and diabetes in certain dog breeds
This is the first study to examine the link between MHC genes and canine diabetes in individual breeds. Important findings...
Chief Vet urges public to be wary of deceitful pet sellers this Christmas
"It is always much better to wait for the right dog than to rush into buying." – Chris Sherwood, RSPCA chief...
National study seeking owners who have acquired a puppy since 2019
The survey will help inform guidance to help safeguard the future of ‘Pandemic Puppies’. Survey will explore impact of lockdown...
Study finds that slow blinking can help owners bond with their cats
The slow blinking technique seems to make humans more attractive to cats, and generates an action popularly known as the...
Nominations open for International Canine Health Awards 2021
The awards are organised by the Kennel Club Charitable Trust. Awards recognise individuals dedicated to the improvement of dog health...
Report calls for ‘pet-friendly officer’ for homeless dog owners
The report highlights the barriers facing homeless pet owners, such as access to safe accomodation and support. ‘Pet-Friendly Paw-licy’ highlights...
One in four pet owners admit to missing vet appointments during pandemic
Pet owners revealed that fears around the spread of COVID-19 were the main reason for missed appointments. Survey reveals impact...
New study could help improve adoption rates in dog shelters
The team hopes that these findings will help improve welfare for shelter dogs by reducing the stress that comes from...
Study highlights differences in how epilepsy is diagnosed
One in 160 dogs under first opinion veterinary care are affected every year by seizures. VetCompass research supports calls for...