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Small animal archives

Equine News
Cats Protection announces new head of campaigns
11th October 2022
Madison Rogers appointed for advocacy, campaigns and government relations.
Equine News
Southwold dachshunds smash world record
10th October 2022
Over 2,000 dachshunds gathered for single-breed walk.
Equine News
Petting dogs increases emotional arousal
10th October 2022
Study explores brain activity in dog-human interactions.
Equine News
Cat-friendly veterinary visits
7th October 2022
Lucy Hoile gives talk at BVNA.
Equine News
Morbidly obese dog sheds half its body weight
7th October 2022
RSPCA shares story to highlight pet obesity.
Equine News
Two-thirds of pets distressed during fireworks
6th October 2022
RSPCA reveals statistics to remind pet owners to prepare.
Equine News
More cat owners struggling to access veterinary care
5th October 2022
Cats Protection reveals findings of 2022 CATS Report.
Equine News
Partnership aims to improve dog welfare and rehoming
4th October 2022
Dogs Trust and Purina PetCare announce European Champions Programme.
Equine News
Border terrier research receives funding boost
4th October 2022
A grant of up to 30,000 has been made available to study gall bladder mucoceles.
Equine News
Pet abandonment on the rise as rehoming slows
4th October 2022
New RSPCA figures highlight the devastating impact of the economic crisis.
Equine News
RSPCA announces recipients of PawPrints Awards
3rd October 2022
Public bodies recognised for animal welfare work.
Equine News
Dogs can smell stress, study finds
29th September 2022
Odour can be detected in human sweat and breath.





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