UK Fat Dog Map Revealed
Posted By Freelance Writers Date: 12/03 Posted Under: Animal Charities, Animal Welfare, Dog Health, Pet HealthFat pets will die young warns PDSA as it launches biggest ever pet health campaign – Long Live Pets
The UK’s pet owners are warned today that they are killing their pets with kindness, as new PDSA figures show dog obesity is rising at a dramatic rate!
Leading veterinary charity, PDSA, is using the first day of […]
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Pet Blood Bank Celebrates
Posted By Freelance Writers Date: 4/03 Posted Under: Dog HealthUnique pet plasma service celebrates first birthday
The lives of hundreds of Britain’s dogs have been saved thanks to the Pet Blood Bank UK which celebrates its first birthday this month (March).
PBBuk, the nation’s first charity to collect, process, store and supply canine blood products, was launched in March last year and marked the first […]
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Pain Management and Your Pet - What Would You Like to Know?
Posted By Freelance Writers Date: 3/03 Posted Under: Dog Events, Dog Health, Pet HealthA world-renowned pain management expert, Robin Downing, DVM, is to conduct a webcast for pet owners covering all aspects of pain related to pets.
Morris Animal Foundation (MAF) will sponsor is sponsoring the live webcast for pet owners on pain management for their pets on March 13, 2008, from 8:00 p.m. to 9:00 p.m. (Eastern Standard […]
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Parvovirus Outbreak Warning - Dog Owners Urged to Guard Against Killer Disease
Posted By Freelance Writers Date: 26/02 Posted Under: Dog Health, Dog News, Pet HealthThe Blue Cross pet charity is warning dog owners that their pets are at risk of the killer canine disease ‘parvovirus’ if they are not vaccinated and annual boosters are not kept up to date. The warning comes after the charity’s animal hospital in London Victoria has seen a surge in cases of the highly […]
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DNA and Dogs - What Do You Want to Know?
Posted By Ryan O'Meara Date: 25/02 Posted Under: Dog Articles, Dog Health, Pet Health, Pet Industry, Sponsored Editorialwritten by Karen Clark-Stapleton of EuroBichons.comÂ
Ok so where did genetics all begin, it had to start somewhere and Mendel, the first person to trace the characteristics of successive generations of a living thing, was not a world-renowned scientist of his day. Rather, he was an Augustinian monk who taught natural science to high school students. […]
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