Pet & Vet Magazine

20/12/2024

If you need to get into the Christmas spirit, here’s a happy reindeer 🥰🦌🎅🎄✨

19/12/2024

Did you hear about John, (the female cat!), who got stuck in a drainpipe! Rescued by fire fighters and is home, well and healthy 🥰🐈‍⬛😻

19/12/2024

Here’s something a bit random. Sitting pigeons 😂🤣

18/12/2024

Last day to enter our competition to win Wonderful World of Treats 🙏🤩🥰🐾🐕🐩🐕‍🦺

18/12/2024

Last chance to enter our competition to win a Bamboodles treat 🎄🐾🎅🤶🏻🙌

17/12/2024

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We're craving our Christmas dinner already, but which foods can you share with your dog? 🍗
Turns out, quite a lot! Do you treat your dog at Christmas? If so, just be confident that you're giving them safe snacks.

You can share ✅
Plain turkey and sausages, veggies like carrots, peas, parsnips and sweet potatoes.

Be sure to avoid ❌
Sweet treats with dried fruits like raisins such as Christmas Pudding, Mince Pies and Stollen. Steer clear of onions, blue cheese and stuffing - and of course, chocolate!

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16/12/2024

14/12/2024

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12/12/2024

Just brilliant photos from 👏🥰💖🤩✨

12/12/2024

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12/12/2024

Did you know exactly how much chocolate is toxic to your dog? Here Beech House Veterinary Centre explain.

How much chocolate is toxic to your dog?

⚠️ Please note: You should contact us for advice regardless of the amount of chocolate your dog has eaten. Our team will be able to provide recommendations on what action needs to be taken.

10/12/2024

Well done New Zealand 👏👏

| Greyhound racing to be banned in New Zealand.

📸 Brett Phibbs

09/12/2024

WIN A WONDERFUL CHRISTMAS TREAT
To be in with a chance of winning one of three gift sets, post a photo of your pet in this thread with what you think your dog would really like for Christmas.
Closing date: Wednesday 18th December 2024. The three entries with the most Likes and Shares will win. No alternative prizes offered. A Share is worth three Likes!
The Wonderful World of Treats is offering three gift sets for adventurous dogs who are eager to enrich their taste experiences this Christmas.
It’s a chance to win a ‘globetrotting’ treat experience that’s inspired by tastes from human cuisine. Hand-baked in the UK and created into individual fun shapes that represent their variety, the treats are ideal for reward-based training and everyday enrichment.
Using ‘high-quality, species-appropriate’ ingredients, with an emphasis on minimal processing and wellness to offer healthy treats with lots of variety, there are four worlds: Burger Hills, Sushi Forest, Pizza Oasis and Cake Mountains – each containing three distinct varieties.
The Wonderful World range is 100% natural, grain-free, and uses up to 24% air-dried single proteins like beef, chicken, duck, pork, salmon and white fish. The entire range is 100% plastic-free too.
Providing four vegan options, the treats combine either bean, gram, pea, potato or rice flour. Cold pressed flaxseed oil and rapeseed oil is complemented by a raft of healthy ingredients including avocado flesh, carob, seaweed, green tea extract, ginger, apple, carrot, kale, spinach, blueberries, thyme, parsley, sh*take mushrooms, and turmeric.
More info at www.wonderfulworldoftreats.co.uk

09/12/2024

WIN a Bamboodle for your pooch to chew and relax this Christmas!
Pet Trade Innovations is offering five Bamboodles to our Facebook followers. To enter, just post a reply on this thread with a photo of your dog looking ridiculous. The five entries with the most Likes and Shares will win. A Share counts for three Likes!

Competition closing date: Wednesday 18th December 2024. No other prizes offered.

Dogs are family members and Christmas is an exciting time for the whole family to enjoy. Yet every year, 10% of Britain’s dogs spend Christmas Day at an emergency vets – whether it’s from eating a box of mince pies or a Christmas cake packed with toxic raisins or munching a box of chocolates or ingesting some pine needles from the Christmas tree.
Christmas is also the season for additional stress: all the shopping, planning, cooking and visitors can get cortisol levels soaring.
A study by the University of Belfast proved that dogs can ‘smell’ cortisol, the stress hormone, on a human’s breath. The researchers also discovered that this odour can have a negative impact, making dogs feel pessimistic.
Offering dogs a safe place to escape from the party vibe and maximising a natural stress-busting activity like chewing are simple stress-busting solutions.
The Bamboodle from Pet Trade Innovations is made from natural bamboo fibres and nylon fibres – designed for the toughest chewers.
Designed as a T-shape or Y-shape, dogs can hold the Bamboodle for a long satisfying chomp that can last for hours.
Chewing is instinctual for dogs and it’s a stress-busting activity – keeping dogs busy and chewing relaxes them, making them feel content by releasing happy hormones.
Encouraging chewing also helps to control destructive chewing behaviours along with plaque and tartar build-up for healthy teeth and gums.
Available in small, medium and large, there’s a choice of infused natural flavours – beef, roast chicken, peanut butter, bacon, and there’s a fish option too.
Find out more: bamboodles.co.uk

09/12/2024

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05/12/2024

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