Looking after pets in hot & sunny weather
It's been a warm, sunny week - highly unusual for Ireland at this time of year. Pet owners should take special care of their animals in this type of weather.
It's been a warm, sunny week - highly unusual for Ireland at this time of year. Pet owners should take special care of their animals in this type of weather.
Pete the Vet recently spent a week doing a survey on rabies in a slum in Delhi. In this radio interview, he discusses the trip.
After a gap of a few weeks, the final episode of Animal A&E is being shown on TV3 tonight at 7. 30pm.
Technology is an unavoidable part of our lives, and pet lovers are no different to anyone else. The latest electronic gizmos can make our lives more enjoyable and more efficient.
Millie is a lively, energetic dog. She is taken for a walk twice daily, and she loves to exercise. She rushes everywhere, never seeming to tire.
The Strictly St Patricks dance competition took place last night, and it was a wonderful success.
On East Coast FM this week, Pete the Vet discusses the phenomenon of "heel work to music" & mentions his own dancing plans.
When I interviewed Paul O'Grady last October, it was obvious to me that he's a man with a genuine love of animals.
I'm looking forward to this coming Saturday, but it's going to be a busy one.
All animal carers have the same daily dilemma: what sort of bedding should I use for my pet? I've tried many types of bedding over the years, and it's not easy to find one that ticks all the boxes.
Fudge looks like a perfectly normal poodle, living a contented life as a small pet in the suburbs.
I've just spent the day in London: I had been asked to be a member of a panel discussing obesity in pets, as part of a debate at the AGM of the Pet Food Manufacturers Association.
This morning on Ireland AM, we featured the native dog breeds of Ireland.
Dogs enjoy chewing: it's one of their real pleasures in life. Why do they do it? Sometimes it's play behaviour - the equivalent of human toddlers playing with toys.
On East Coast FM this week, Pete discusses issues of pets other than dogs and cats: it's hamsters and rabbits this time.
Dorothy had wanted a small white dog like a pedigree West Highland White Terrier, but she had heard that they were prone to skin problems.
It's finally happened: the new Animal Health and Welfare Act has officially been commenced.
On Ireland AM this week, we’re featured Crufts, with two dogs in studio: a Hovawart and a Havanese, both of which are going to Crufts this week Crufts is still the world’s biggest dog ..