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<p>Pete the Vet: Hypothyroidism typically develops in older dogs, and medium to large breeds are more likely to be affected, like Irish Setters.</p>

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Pete the Vet: Could your dog have thyroid disease?

Whether too much or too little hormone is in your pet’s bloodstream, the good news about thyroid problems in pets is that they can be successfully treated and effectively cured

<p>What's to be done when your friend is under the weather?</p>

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Pete the Vet: My pet is injured - what should I do?

<p>Studies have shown that rabbits value companionship as much as food, and it’s now seen as cruel to keep a rabbit alone.</p>

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Pete the Vet: Is there hospice respite for pets?

Time to Get Up!

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Pete the vet: Crate training doesn't put your canine in the doghouse

Dog Agility

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Pete the Vet: Outdoor activities your dog will love

Dog sport

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Pete the Vet: How can I treat and manage my dog's epilepsy?

Professional vets looking at the wound of a cat's paw

Pete the Vet: How can you detect lameness in pets?

Limping is the obvious symptom but there are many other ways to spot lameness, which could point to an underlying condition

Mon, 27 Jun, 2022

Pet Corner: Ethics workshops to help teens become good pet owners

Pet Corner: Ethics workshops to help teens become good pet owners

Dogs Trust is bringing a brand new ethics workshop to secondary schools nationwide to teach teenagers about animal welfare through critical thinking and ethical dilemmas.

Mon, 22 Mar, 2021

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Pet Corner: How to master DIY dog grooming at home

Many dog groomers are currently closed, so it’s understandable that you might like to tackle your pet’s grooming needs yourself. Here are some tips for a stress-free session

Mon, 18 Jan, 2021

Great and Blue Tit Feeding

Pet Corner: Caring for wild birds in your garden

You may be lucky enough to attract unusual visitors like blackcaps and bramblings

Mon, 04 Jan, 2021