As Christmas draws closer, bringing with it excitement and a million and one things to do, it can be easy to forget that the festive period can be hazardous for our pets. Vet hospitals unfortunately see a spike in admittance for our furry friends this time of year. The most common reasons for a pet…

We know you love including your furry friends on your Christmas gift list so if you’re looking for inspiration this year, look no further! Here’s a dog who was given the best present she could hope for: a life-sized version of her favourite toy. Click here to watch a video of her reaction!

Don’t fear the fireworks If you know fireworks are scheduled, plan ahead. Keep your dog indoors and put him in a room with a television or radio turned up. If possible have a family member stay with him during the fireworks. Make sure all windows are closed and all exits secure. If you’re worried about…

Christmas table no-no’s Chocolate, grapes, raisins and sultanas are poisonous to dogs, so keep your pets away from the Christmas table…especially the Christmas ham…and secure your rubbish bin lids. Christmas cake is definitely off limits, and if you want to make sure Aunt Sally gets her box of Roses, don’t leave them, or any other…