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Many people assume that grain-free diets are 'more natural' and carbohydrate-free. They also have the conception that grain-free diets are less likely to cause allergies. But none of this is true! There has been no scientific evidence to prove that grain-free diets...

When it comes to feeding your pet, we know that it can get pretty confusing with the overwhelming number of choices out there. You may have also noticed that many pet food manufacturers promote their food as being 'superior' for containing 'all-natural ingredients'....

To help your arthritic pet live a comfortable life there are a few things you can do at home: Our number one tip is to keep your pet’s weight in a healthy range to reduce the load on the joint. If your pet is carrying even just 10% more bodyweight than is ideal they...

We usually think of arthritis as an “old dog” disease - and it usually does tend to affect our pets as they get older. But there are some conditions that can happen in younger dogs which can lead to early-onset joint disease, and knowing if your pet is at risk is the...

About 1 in 3 cats will Chronic kidney disease (CKD) in their lifetime. Whilst the kidneys damage can be caused by infections, toxins and immune mediated problems, the most common form of CKD will be related to an ageing kidney. Each kidney is made up of nephrons which...

When it comes to children and dogs, many people say that supervision is essential. But it is critical to understand that supervision alone may not always be the way to prevent a dog bite. Facts about dog attacks The most common victims are children between the ages of...

Dry eye (also known as "keratoconjunctivitis sicca") is a condition which is caused by a lack of tears. or poor tear function. Tears are vital for the health of the eye as they not only lubricate, but nourish the cornea. Without tears the cornea dries out, becomes...

An endocrine disease is caused by an upset in the normal balance or regulation of hormones. These 'unhappy hormones' lead to a range of diseases that can greatly affect your pet's quality of life. When too much hormone is produced, the disease is referred to as a...