Trick or Treat?

Welfare

Should you dress up your pet?

Dressing up your pet for Halloween can seem funny, but is it kind? Here’s 3 questions to check in with whenever you put clothes on your cat or dog.

1. Can they move properly?

2. Can they still communicate? Dogs need at least ears, eyes and tails in view and free to move to ‘talk’ to other dogs.

3. Is your pet stressed? Signs of stress in cats include grooming themselves and making more noise than usual. Signs in dogs include licking their lips, yawning or panting.

 

Most pets will not enjoy being dressed up, so this Halloween keep the costumes on you!

 

Fireworks in the night sky

Fireworks and dark nights

How to help your pet as the evenings draw in and festivities start

Welfare

Overweight pug lying in grass with the text - Marshalls Mission, Donate today and become part of team Marshall.

Marshall’s Mission

Our new appeal supporting Marshall to lose nearly half his body weight.

Dogs, Rehabilitate, Welfare, Charity news

dog and owner on sofa

Pet Health series

We are launching a new Pet Health series, covering all the useful things to know for keeping your pet cats and dogs healthy and happy. 

Pet health, Welfare

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