Looking after your pets in the cost of living crisis

It’s been a rough few years in the veterinary profession as we have faced investigation by the Competition and Markets Authority (CMA) as well as spiralling costs. By the time you sit down to read thi

Many ancient civilisations celebrated the new year not on 1 January, but in March. They certainly had a point: spring feels like a new beginning, as nature awakens after the cold, dark days of winter.

Whether you already own a dog or are thinking of welcoming one into your family, there is a lot to think about. First and foremost, you’ll need to make sure that your home setup is suitable – you want

The CEO of the Homecare Association, who has extensive experience in the social care, health, housing and technology sectors

JUST like us, pets can have mood swings, and for some, certain times of year bring noticeable dips in energy. Seasonal changes, shorter daylight hours, and shifts in routine can affect dogs, cats, and

One of the challenges with worms is that dogs can carry them without showing obvious signs, particularly in the early stages. Worm eggs can survive in soil and grass for years, meaning dogs can become