As we head into summer and the weather gets hotter it may be good news for us, but it can bring about new challenges when it comes to looking after our pets.

Preparations are underway for the 2019 Annual Conference. Our annual conference is all about celebrating our achievements, talking about our plans for the forthcoming year and an awards ceremony for our top achievers.

Are you ready to treat your furry friend to the best Christmas ever? Here’s a great little recipe from The Scrumptious Pumpkin. All the credit is there for these tasty little treats. Enjoy!

Alabama Rot or Cutaneous and Renal Glomerular Vasculopathy (CRGV) is back in the news. The Kennel Club is urging dog owners to be vigilant as the peak season for the Alabama rot comes upon us. The condition was first detected in the UK in 2012 and is most prevalent between November and May.

Christmas, love it or loathe it you know it's coming and it's all too easy for the family pets to get up to more mischief than normal! The last thing any pet owner wants over the festive period is a sick pet and an emergency run to the vets. Here are a few hazards to be aware of and avoid over the festive period.

Palm oil is literally everywhere – in our foods, cosmetics, cleaning products and fuels. Leading environmental groups state that the displacement of indigenous peoples, deforestation and loss of biodiversity are all consequences of our palm oil consumption.

Try our great range of Trophy Starter Packs. With amazing value these starter packs are the ideal way to start feeding your dog or cat Trophy pet foods. Available in a wide range of Trophy foods, they contain 3kg of your chosen food (1kg for cats) literature to explain all about our foods and services and a handy measuring cup.

You have a dog that has no appetite, is fussy and finicky with his food and you are fed up of trying every dog food brand under the sun. Here are our top tips for encouraging a better feeding regime

We love to hear our cats purr and there is nothing better than a cat curled up on your lap, content and happy, but why do they do it?

Humans laugh, dogs wag their tails and cats purr. All of us show our happiness in different ways. However, purring is not always a sign of happiness in a cat...

This topic is not for a dinner party conversation, but knowing how to spot a problem could save your dog a lot of misery.

Dogs and cats all have 2 anal glands, which sit on either side of their anus. The role of the anal gland is to secrete a brown oily liquid as the stool passes

Regular exercise is important for any dog. It helps keep them in shape, prevents obesity and is really important for their mental health. Dogs love to sniff and explore so make sure your dog has plenty of opportunity to do just that! Exercise is even more important if your dog is on a diet and needs to lose a few kilograms.

It’s October and this month sees the third biggest celebration in the UK – Halloween! As this celebration approaches, here are a few tips for staying safe with your pets.