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How to Create Artwork of Your Pets: A Guide to Lino Printing Techniques

Creating art of pets can be a fulfilling and enjoyable process. With the right affordable lino cutting tools for beginners and technique of lino printing, anyone can bring their beloved animals to life on paper.

Lino printing allows artists to express their love for their pets through unique and personal artwork.

To get started, one needs some basic tools and a clear idea of the...

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Fold Hill Launches Premium Dog Treat Brand To UK Market

A new to market gourmet dog treat brand, Ruffingtons , is launching online and to stockists this month from the UK's leading farm to bowl pet food manufacturer, Fold Hill .

With a portfolio of clients already secured for the brand, Fold Hill is utilising its extensive knowledge of the industry to fill a gap in the market and introduce luxury giving to the pet sector. Ruffingtons...

Not your average dog's dinner: BOOST Pet's food recipe for business success

Prior to the introduction of ultra processed pet food in the 1950's, in the form of canned wet food and kibble, pets were fed diets of what their humans had in ready supply. Those ingredients were not typically fresh and served on the spot. BOOST Pet is here to 'make pet food fresh again.'

BOOST Pet is more than just another pet food brand - it is part of a revolution, catering to a...

PDSA weekly Q&As

Dear PDSA, my dog Pippa recently ate several stones from our driveway. I spoke to my vet and thankfully they passed naturally, but why did she do this? And what can I do to prevent it in future? Adrian

Dear Adrian, dogs eating things that aren't food is fairly common - they explore things with their mouths and can accidentally swallow them. This can cause life threatening blockages,...

PDSA Weekly column - Why pets eat the strangest things

From socks and slippers to necklaces and knickers – our pets sometimes eat the strangest of things! But why do they do this? What makes our dogs and cats think stones would make a scrumptious snack, or that toys will be a tasty treat?

PDSA Vet Nurse Nina Downing explains: "Pets eating things they shouldn't is more common than you might think. Most commonly pets swallow inappropriate...

Vets Autumn warning as new seasonal dangers arise for pets

Autumn is upon us! It's the season for muddy woodland walks and enjoying the delights this time of year has to offer.

Although autumn can be beautiful, it's important to be aware of the seasonal dangers that could be harmful to your pet. PDSA 's vet team shares some key things to watch out for:

Blue-green algae

The opportunity to splash around can be hard for any...

PDSA Weekly Q&A

Dear PDSA, my cat, Nala always finds tablets hidden in her food – how can I get her to take her medicine? Naomi

Hi Naomi, getting pets to take their medication is important but can be a challenge when you've got a clever cat like Nala. Depending on the medication, it may be safe to crush the tablet into her food, or there may be a liquid version available which might be easier, so do...

Vet issues warning on outdoor hidden hazards this autumn

A new season officially begins on 22 September, as the autumn equinox marks the shift in seasons in the Northern Hemisphere.

With the leaves changing colour and a chill in the air, the new season can bring endless fun with autumn walks across moors and woodland – however hidden hazards can put our pets at risk of emergencies.

Many seasonal dangers can prove fatal for pets if...

PDSA Weekly Vet Q&A

Dear PDSA, my partner and I recently adopted a dog together, a Crossbreed called Benny, and he's now our world. We love being pet owners, but after seeing many celeb break-ups in the news, if we one day ended our relationship, what would we do with Benny? Is there an agreement we could sign? Sonja

Hi Sonja, there is such a thing as a 'pet-nup'. It's a pre-agreed plan for what will...

Pet Hates? 1 in 5 British Allergy Sufferers Say No to Animals at Home

Whether you’re more a dog or a cat person, the benefits of owning a furry friend are well documented. The Mayo Clinic reports that stroking an animal releases oxytocin, a hormone which helps to combat stress and lower blood pressure. For Brits that suffer from airborne allergies, however, the potential side order of sneezes can offset the benefits of pets.

Recent research by Allevia...

Tech expert reveals one technology that can save your dog—why you need it this Autumn

As autumn brings colder, darker evenings, a tech expert from QR Code Generator is sharing one simple way pet owners can help keep their pets safe.

QR codes are two-dimensional barcodes that can be scanned with a smartphone camera. The technology is used in various industries, such as marketing, healthcare, and retail. But now, it’s also being used to help keep our furry friends safer...

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