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Ban on barbaric animal traps comes into force in Wales
The introduction of the Agriculture (Wales) Act marks the end of a six-year campaign by the League Against Cruel Sports to end the use of snares
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Vet's warning about 'dangerous' acorns and conkers and here's what to do
Pet owners are being urged to keep their eyes peeled on woodland walks
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Vet's warning about 'dangerous' acorns and conkers and here's what to do
Pet owners are being urged to keep their eyes peeled on woodland walks
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Hitchin vets save brain damaged dog thrown away with the rubbish
Romanian rescue pup Grady who was born with much of the right side of his brain missing, together with eye and hip issues, is now enjoying a new life
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Hitchin vets save brain damaged dog thrown away with the rubbish
Romanian rescue pup Grady who was born with much of the right side of his brain missing, together with eye and hip issues, is now enjoying a new life
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'Celebrity' Labradoodle helps teacher to stay top of the class
Teddy, a specially-trained disability assistance dog, is proving to be worth his weight in gold
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'Celebrity' Labradoodle helps teacher to stay top of the class
Teddy, a specially-trained disability assistance dog, is proving to be worth his weight in gold
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RSPCA faces biggest-ever challenge as pet rescue crisis continues
Concerns are rising as centres are 'full to bursting'
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RSPCA faces biggest-ever challenge as pet rescue crisis continues
Concerns are rising as centres are 'full to bursting'
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Big cat mystery continues as experts say sighting may be rare 'pumapard'
With another sighting making waves in the news recently, we've charted the rise of the elusive British big cat
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Big cat mystery continues as experts say sighting may be rare 'pumapard'
With another sighting making waves in the news recently, we've charted the rise of the elusive British big cat
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Gardeners warned that popular spring bulbs are highly toxic for pets
Eating tulip, crocus and daffodil bulbs can make pets sick and may lead to organ damage and even death, says canine first aider