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Widnes vets say microchip law will give cats 'yet another life'
Those who fail to abide with the law could be fined £500.
Pets
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St Mary's Church upcoming events: Flower Festival and Bring a Pet to Church
Two special events will be held in the pretty village of Rufford this September
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Can you offer adorable pooch Paddy and cat Felicity loving 'furever' homes?
RSPCA staff have made a special appeal after the pair have been sadly overlooked
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Share your pampered pet with us and see how they stack up to wonderdog Ari
Ari has 70 plus harnesses and an enviable array of fancy dress costumes ranging from Fred Flintstone to a cow costume
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Sharp rise in number of injuries caused by dogs in Runcorn during pandemic
Increased dog ownership during the isolation of lockdown is one theory for why the number of dog bite incidents has risen.
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Young dog who has spent almost his whole life in kennels let down on adoption day
Cody had spent months meeting his new adopters and getting to know them - but was let down on the day he was due to go home
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Rescue dog Dude has his bags packed but no one wants to take him home
Dude has been waiting to find his forever home for 10 months
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Big Walkies event inspired by Runcorn dog adoptions taking place at Walton Hall
The RSPCA fundraiser is taking place this Sunday.
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Bonnybridge dog groomers back national pet first aid campaign
At the moment it's not mandatory for any pet professional to have first aid training, but many industry chiefs are calling for the rules to change.
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Free virtual vet consultations launched for North Wales residents
There has been a huge surge in demand for pet care after millions of new pets were purchased across the UK during the pandemic.
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A oes gan y Pab le i feirniadu pobl "hunanol" sy'n cadw cathod a chŵn?
Oes, mae gen i gi, ond dwi’n gwrthod teimlo’n euog! Mae ’na lawer sydd yr un fath â fi.
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Dogs can distinguish between languages, study suggests
This is thought to be the first demonstration that a non-human brain can differentiate two languages