canine health and welfare
Here in the UK, our clocks just went back. This means that it gets darker earlier in the evenings. For some people, this is a season to dread. More darkness, fewer opportunities to be outside. It’s colder, weather is harsher and life seems that bit harder. If this is how you feel, I hope that …
The worst thing about moving house is having to find a new veterinary practice for my girls, and Pan. I can still visit my friends and they can come up to see me. I’ve not lost them. But I have lost my old vets. No new client registrations I’ve written before about my anxiety around …
If you follow me on Instagram (and who wouldn’t??!!) you’ll have seen that I love to be out and about exploring with my girls. My girls, two small terriers and one lab, are adventurous and love to visit new places. Here’s what kit I pack as how I prepare for our adventures. The dogs Fresh …
I first came to live in Cambridgeshire to start a new job in a large animal shelter. The 50 acre site was a temporary home for (most of the) hundreds of dogs, cats, rabbits, guinea pigs, horses, pigs, and more! My position as behaviourist meant that I was able to visit other branches and learn …
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