As the Three Lions begin their World Cup campaign in style, a grim countdown to 2030 is under way in… read the article
Author: Marie Carter-Robb
Routine flea treatments are polluting rivers, vets tell Lords as they urge ban on over-the-counter sales
A House of Lords inquiry has heard that the pesticides in many spot-on flea products are washing into Britain’s waterways… read the article
Field Notes: Hannah Stitfall on wildlife, dogs and the magic of slowing down
Wildlife presenter and filmmaker Hannah Stitfall joins Field Notes to talk conservation, storytelling, dawn dog walks with Isabelle and life behind the lens.
Pen Farthing on saving animals in war zones
Former Royal Marine Commando and Nowzad founder Pen Farthing joins The Pets Mag Podcast to discuss the extraordinary bond between… read the article
Two years to save Snaizeholme: the appeal to protect one of England’s last red squirrel strongholds
One of England’s last red squirrel strongholds could become the Woodland Trust’s largest site in the country, but only if… read the article
Investigation: The hidden wildlife trafficking crisis fuelled by your social media feed
Every like, every share, every viral clip of a wild animal on a sofa feeds a demand that ends in… read the article
Why this bank holiday heatwave could be deadly for Britain’s most popular dogs
With temperatures forecast to hit 33°C, veterinary experts are warning that flat-faced breeds face a hidden crisis that most owners… read the article
Support dog Davey has given Carter a voice
When Lucy Rodas approached the national charity Support Dogs for help, her autistic son Carter was prone to bolting into… read the article
Tiny but mighty: how Cavalier King Charles Spaniel Tevye became the ultimate support dog for new mum Ashley
At just three and a half years old and barely bigger than a shoe, Tevye the Cavalier Cavalier King Charles… read the article