A prestigious veterinary journal has published a feature in which Professor Daniel Mills and Dr Sophie Hall discuss the therapeutic effects of companion animals. Professor Mills, from the University of Lincoln’s School of Life Sciences, ...
Each year, approximately 2 million dogs and cats are slaughtered for their meat and fur in Asia. Investigations have revealed that these animals are largely strays, and even pets stolen from their homes. Cats are ...
Whether it’s visiting family or going on a holiday break, there are often times where you need to take the dog on a long car journey with you. Nikki Bayley, owner of a beautiful spaniel ...
It may seem outlandish to some, but claims by a leading animal welfare researcher that animals can ‘communicate’ directly with their owners ring true for me. Professor Ian Duncan says that pets including goldfish and ...
A decent doggy diet is fundamental if you want your pet to live a healthy and happy life. Although with so many brands and products available, it’s no wonder that it can be a little ...
It often puzzles me that hotels allow all sorts of loud and lairy people through their doors, when our furry friends are usually frowned upon. When hotels throw open their doors to pets, and it ...
I happened to be sitting at home on Saturday night (like the party animal that I am) when I noticed that Mary Berry was being interviewed on ITV. I’m a huge fan of the Great ...
Electric shock collars for dogs…The very words strike me as absurd. Why would any want to give a poor defenceless animal an electric shock? These cruel devices are banned in Wales (good on the Welsh!) ...
Almost everyone has heard of, or used, a personal activity monitor, whether it’s a Fitbit, Jawbone Up or Nike FuelBand, and so-called ‘wearable tech’ looks set to become a ‘big thing’ in 2014. Geek toys, ...
Please find below a list of the forthcoming publication dates for Pets magazine. Please note that these are approximate dates and may be subject to change. Spring 2014 – March 15, 2014 Summer 2014 ...
