In the latest episode of The Pets Mag Podcast, Marie Carter-Robb speaks to Marisa Heath, director of the All-Party Parliamentary… read the article
Author: Marie Carter-Robb
Shot, poisoned, cleared away by digger: campaigners accuse Morocco of breaking World Cup pledge
New evidence of street dogs being killed in Moroccan towns contradicts assurances given during the country’s 2030 World Cup bid,… read the article
The Animals’ Champion: Ann Widdecombe’s lifelong, largely unseen welfare work
On a road in the West Bank in the spring of 2014, a convoy heading for a mobile veterinary clinic… read the article
Number of animals used in British laboratory experiments rises to 2.54 million
New Home Office figures show sharp increases in the use of dogs, cats, birds and primates, prompting fresh calls for… read the article
Field Notes with Hugh Warwick: Why hedgehogs matter
This month, our popular Field Notes column welcomes one of Britain’s best-known wildlife writers and hedgehog champions, Hugh Warwick. An… read the article
Investigation: Britain’s rabbit shows face growing calls for a ban
This investigation follows Pets Magazine’s first report into rabbit show welfare concerns, published in September 2025, and examines the latest… read the article
The pets we never really leave behind
Pet Remembrance Day was founded by Pets Magazine in 2015 and is observed annually on 5 July. As Pet Remembrance… read the article
Hollywood stars join African leaders in global push for UN ban on trophy hunting
Hollywood actors, conservationists, African leaders and faith figures have united behind a global campaign calling for the abolition of trophy… read the article
The extraordinary powers of support dog Odin give ex-lawyer a new lease of life
A pet dog named Odin helped Jolyon Ellwood-Russell and his wife Jen through a dark time after a severe antibody… read the article