Choosing the best puppy first puppy for children: Pete the Vet writes in the Daily Telegraph | The Telegraph
I've written a ten point plan to choosing a first puppy for a family: this is a topic that I am often asked about.
I've written a ten point plan to choosing a first puppy for a family: this is a topic that I am often asked about.
After a bit of a gap, my weekly Pet Subjects column in the Daily Telegraph is once more going up online every week. Click on the link at the foot of this page to read last week's copy.
Finzi, my own dog (pictured above when she was ill) was nearly killed by dog worms.
I've written previously about the issue of brachycephalic dogs suffering ill health, and with Crufts coming up later this week, there's going to be a big focus on pedigree dogs, for better and for worse.
To listen to the podcast, click on the play button at the foot of this page Benefits of pet ownership A new report in the UK has just extolled the economic and social value of pets, estimating that th ..
The RSPCA is the busiest animal rescue group in England and Wales, taking over a million phone calls every year about animals in distress.
Grape toxicity - and that includes raisins - is a recently recognised phenomenon in the veterinary world.
Next month, like thousands of others, I'll be taking part in Veganuary, becoming a vegan for the month of January.
I've just written a piece on the impact of noise stress in dogs, as my latest online post for the Daily Telegraph. You can read it by clicking on the link at the foot of this post.
Today - 8th November - is the tenth anniversary of the introduction of ground breaking animal welfare legislation in the UK.
There has been a surge of media activity about a new way of using a heart drug to give affected dogs extra life.
There's an increasing trend, in the UK and Ireland, to attempt to restrict the areas where dogs can be exercised.
There are going to be many unexpected consequences of Brexit, and I've been reflecting on how the animal world may be affected. It's possible to take negative and positive views, of course.
I’ve been focussing recently on the issue of pedigree animals that are bred to a particular conformation that results in serious health difficulties, with brachycephalic dogs like Pugs being the ..
Greyhound racing: is this the beginning of the end?The greyhound racing industry globally is in serious trouble.
Euthanasia means "good death"One of the most challenging tasks for vets is the euthanasia of their patients.
I’ve been talking and writing a lot about cats in the media over the past two weeks, and this post aims to bring the various strands together, including my interview on the Pat Kenny Show, and m ..
This summer, there has been much discussion about the welfare issues affecting brachycephalic dogs, born without the ability to breathe properly.