care advice for your pet
NOAH’s ‘charity of the year’ this year is Medical Detection Dogs – they train dogs to help people with life threatening health conditions, giving them greater independence and above all saving their lives on a daily basis. Read more
Last week at the NOAH pet event we were amazed by the fabulous school dog Teazel. She’s a 4 year old Labradoodle working for the charity ‘Dogs Helping Kids‘. Read more
Like us humans, dogs should have a ‘bucket list’ of things to do before they die, suggests an article in the Telegraph. The list of fun-filled tasks includes enjoying a short break in a specialist boutique pet hotel. Read more
Do you have a question about owning a dog? You may find it in this article. Read more
Finally, an end to one of the biggest deterrents to using the London Underground – the statement at the top of the escalator that ‘dogs must be carried’. Read more
There are a variety of worms that are commonly found in our canine friends. The usual suspects are roundworm and tapeworm, however whipworm and hookworm are also common. Read more
The European Commission has agreed with the UK veterinary profession that controls must be maintained to keep the UK free from the tapeworm Echinococcus multilocularis (EM). Read more
It’s near enough impossible to completely prevent worms in dogs, however with regular and proper treatment, we can prevent them from becoming a serious health issue for our four legged friends. Read more
Heroes of a different kind, including police explosive search dog Hubble Keck who received the animal George Cross for his work during the 7/7 bombings, were honoured at The National Office of Animal Health (NOAH)’s Pet Event on 28 October at the House of Lords. Read more
Puppies are vulnerable to worms from the moment they are conceived. This article explain why, as well as how to treat and prevent worms in puppies. Read more