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My Pet Matters Blog
11M ago
If your pet’s nails are overgrown, consult a veterinarian or professional groomer to avoid causing injury. They can guide you on gradual trimming to reach an appropriate length. Ensuring the well-being of your cherished companion involves an indispensable component: pet grooming. Regular grooming sessions not only foster optimal health but also strengthen the bond between you and your pet while preserving their aesthetic appeal. By recognizing the significance of grooming, equipping yourself with essential tools, and adhering to proper techniques, you can guarantee that your furry friend stays ..read more
My Pet Matters Blog
11M ago
Rest Bay (Rest Point until Golf Bay), Town Beach, Coney Beach, Trecco Bay. – Dogs are allowed all year at either end of the beach, east from Lime Kiln carpark, and West from the west end of the prom. Dogs are banned from the centre portion of the beach between May 1 and September 30 ..read more
My Pet Matters Blog
11M ago
“Understanding then allows us to look for ways to treat the underlying disease,” said Olby, adding successful treatments in dogs could help pave the way for treatments in humans.“ Thus it is a win win for dogs and their owners,” she said ..read more
My Pet Matters Blog
11M ago
Winterton Cottages offers more than 40 dog-friendly self-catering holiday homes in Winterton-on-Sea, Norfolk, and the surrounding villages of East Somerton and Martham. Seven-night stays at The Net House (sleeps four, three dogs allowed) from £626, three-night weekend break from £408 ..read more
My Pet Matters Blog
11M ago
Dog lovers are being urged to keep an eye on their pet as we approach the summer months and grass seeds become more common. They are small, pointy seeds attached to the tops of long grass stems. The seeds are more likely to be a risk for dogs as the weather improves and walks through fields become regular. They’re often found in meadows and wooded areas too ..read more
My Pet Matters Blog
11M ago
But they have had no complaints at their new home in Minehead, Somerset ..read more
My Pet Matters Blog
11M ago
He lived a long and unremarkable life, from 1995 to 2014. I miss him still. I would have liked more cuddles and cleaner slippers, but I’m grateful for everything he taught me. Don’t try so hard. You don’t need to constantly hustle for affection and approval. People will love us, whether we like it or not ..read more
My Pet Matters Blog
11M ago
The team’s paper is published in Proceedings of the 2023 CHI Conference on Human Factors in Computing Systems ..read more
My Pet Matters Blog
11M ago
So, with Spring and Summer just around the corner, keep your dog happy and healthy with access to water at all times of the day. . Simply press their gum line which should turn white and then instantly pink again. If this process takes some time, it indicates that your dog is dehydrated and requires water ..read more
My Pet Matters Blog
1y ago
All Battersea dogs are trained using positive reward-based methods which work by teaching the dog an alternative to an undesirable behaviour rather than suppressing it through fear. The charity believes that these techniques are highly effective, producing long term behaviour changes and encouraging dogs to be enthusiastic in their response to training without resorting to fear and pain. said Michael Webb, Head of Policy and Public Affairs at Battersea ..read more