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Here you will find all the latest news in the pet world, and informative blogs and guides. We hope you find them helpful.

Dogs have piled on the pounds in lockdown
10th May, 2021
A combination of extra treats and less exercise means that many pets across the UK have put on weight since the start of the pandemic. In a survey by pet food maker Natural Instinct, nearly half of dog owners admitted that they have overindulged their pet over the past 12 months....

More than three-quarters of owners worried about 'dognapping' risk
26th April, 2021
Dog owners are increasingly fearful over their pets’ safety after a rise in dog theft. With demand for pets at an all-time high during the pandemic, dogs have become a target for criminals. DogLost, a UK charity that helps victims of dog theft, recorded a 170% increase in the crime last year, from 172 dogs reported stolen in 2019 to 465 dogs in 2020....

Dog's size and shape associated with higher bone tumour risk
19th April, 2021
Osteosarcoma, a painful and aggressive bone tumour in dogs, can affect any breed but larger breeds in particular are more susceptible, new research has confirmed....

Best training activities for older dogs
15th April, 2021
At Petwise, we’re specialists when it comes to providing insurance for senior dogs. So we’ve put together a guide to some of the best ways to keep your spaniel sporty or your akita active in their more mature years....

Preventative health care
7th April, 2021
Just like us, our faithful canine and feline pets grow old too. Making time relevant exercise, lifestyle and healthcare interventions can really help to ease them through their golden years....

Supporting your pet through their golden years
7th April, 2021
Just like us, our faithful canine and feline pets grow old too. Being proactive and making time relevant lifestyle changes can help to ease them safely through their golden years....

Why is nutrition important for the senior pet?
7th April, 2021
Nutrition plays a really important role for your dog or cat as they get older....