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Small animal news headlines

Report raises concerns about dog breeding rules Report raises concerns about dog breeding rules
Authorities may not be enforcing rules effectively. Read More

Over 1,000 toys at Tower Bridge highlight pet separations

Over 1,000 toys at Tower Bridge highlight pet separations

Woodgreen says each toy represented 20 avoidable...

Over 1,000 toys at Tower Bridge highlight pet separations

RNLI rescues dog who fell from a cliff
The team battled against challenging sea conditions. Read More

Vet warning ahead of Bank Holiday heatwave

Vet warning ahead of Bank Holiday heatwave
Temperatures will hit 30 degrees Celsius in some areas. Read More


Hair-loss treatment poisoning cats, charity says

Hair-loss treatment poisoning cats, charity says
More than 20 cases have been reported so far. Read More

Airgun warning issued after cat's broken leg

Airgun warning issued after cat's broken leg
Pellets were lodged in its hip and right front leg.Read More


Significant fall in brachycephalic dog registrations

Significant fall in brachycephalic dog registrations

Figures suggest campaigning efforts are starting...


RVC's Oncobiome Bank to improve cancer care

RVC's Oncobiome Bank to improve cancer care

It includes samples from feline and canine oncology patients.

Selective breeding could reduce BOAS rates, study suggests

Selective breeding could reduce BOAS rates, study suggests
RSPCA has called the findings a 'wake up call'. Read More

Pet Blood Bank UK secures £5,000 grant

Pet Blood Bank UK secures £5,000 grant
Vet charities will continue to receive blood products at no cost. Read More