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Reviewed by Rachel Green AdvDipCanBeh RVN
As firework season approaches, many pet owners will already be thinking about how their four-legged friends might cope with the loud bangs and unexpected noises. If your dog or cat has struggled with fireworks in the past, you'll know just how upsetting it can be to see them frightened or distressed.
Dogs and cats have much more sensitive hearing than we do, so the loud, unpredictable noises associated with fireworks can be particularly overwhelming.
Reviewed by: Dr Javier Berron GPCert SAS CertAVP MRCVS
Head Vet Dr Javier Berron discusses osteoarthritis in pets, how to spot the progressive disease and how it can be managed.
Reviewed by: Dr Laura Copley BVM BVS PGCertImag MRCVS
Take some time to familiarise yourself with these common spring hazards that are poisonous to pets - some of these might surprise you!
Reviewed by: Lizzie Hunt
Find out more about these parasites, how they spread, and how to keep your pet protected.
Reviewed by Florence Page BVSc MRCVS – Head of Business Development at Vetsure
Here's some words of advice from the team at Vetsure Pet Insurance on the key things you need to consider when taking out a pet insurance policy.
There are so many pet food options available, it can be hard to know what to choose. Here's some advice from our team.
Reviewed by: Rachel Green AdvDipCanBeh RVN
Bringing a rescue cat into your home is a wonderful, compassionate decision. But for your new feline friend, the move can feel overwhelming. New sights, smells, people, and routines can be stressful. With patience, understanding, and a few simple steps, you can help your rescue cat feel safe, loved, and truly at home.
Sometimes, cats might try to eat non-food items. Engaging in this behaviour is called pica. Here's everything you need to know about pica.
