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As the weather heats up take a look at our top tips to ensure your pet stays safe and happy during warm temperatures.
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9:26 | 08/06/22
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The Firework season seems to be getting longer each year and can be a stressful time for all pets. Read on to find out how planning ahead can help keep them safe and less stressed through this time of year.
9:18 | 08/06/22
The arrival of autumn brings a new set of challenges to pet owners, especially when the clocks go back, so here are some tips for keeping you and your pet safe and well as the nights draw in.
8:56 | 08/06/22
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Here are some tips to help you keep your pets safe and healthy as you start spending more time in the great outdoors.
8:43 | 08/06/22
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Rabbits make lovely pets but do need plenty of care to keep them healthy. This advice sheet will help you keep your rabbits a happy as possible.
7:55 | 08/06/22
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All this week is Double Donations Week here at the NAWT as we look to raise funds for an exciting new project in 2022.
9:33 | 26/05/22
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Greyhounds are just about as gentle as you can get — and while they may be bred to race — they’re born for much more. It’s time to bust some common misconceptions people have about Greyhounds!
9:29 | 26/05/22
Home Direct is designed to enable us to rehome animals from the comfort of their own homes, without them having to spend time in our rehoming centres.
9:15 | 20/05/22
Struggling for ideas to help you keep the kids entertained this Easter? We have you covered.
9:18 | 11/04/22
As we come to the end of our 50th Anniversary year, we end our series of blogs looking back at 50 years of how life has changed for our pets, with a look at nutrition.
9:32 | 20/12/21
Get your paws on our Christmas Activity Pack!
11:31 | 10/12/21
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In April 2021, a new animal law was passed by parliament, meaning that people who abuse animals will now face longer maximum prison sentences of up to five years.
11:55 | 07/06/21
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