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Dec- 2020 -22 December
Support Animals and Air Travel: What’s Changing in 2021
At the beginning of December 2020, the DOT confirmed that in just a few months, they’ll be updating the requirements…
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21 December
Exploring animal welfare
We previously looked at the core principles of expanding animal welfare through the ‘Three Parameters of Overall-Nutrition’ and similarly how…
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16 December
How retailers can appeal to the eco-conscious pet parent
As is the case right now across consumer culture, pet owners are making purchases with the environment at the forefront…
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14 December
The Violet Eared Waxbill
I have a deep love for the family of finches known as ‘the waxbills’ or otherwise known as Estrildid finches.…
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11 December
The humanisation of the pet industry
What does ‘humanisation of the pet industry’ mean? By many, pets are seen and treated like family members. Owners want…
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10 December
Monitoring diabetes in cats and dogs during the Covid Crisis
Royal Veterinary College clinicians and researchers have long been at the forefront of advancements in the understanding of canine and…
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9 December
Pet food, animal welfare, and the Agriculture Bill
In 2018, PFMA launched its Pet Food Vision. The vision was developed following the EU referendum when as representatives of…
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Nov- 2020 -17 November
The rise of D2C in pet care – How are brands adjusting to a new marketplace?
As lockdown restrictions have influenced major consumer behaviour changes, especially when it comes to shopping habits, it’s no surprise that…
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Oct- 2020 -14 October
The importance of tackling cancer quickly
The COVID-19 pandemic is still taking a terrible direct toll on human populations, but it can also have a terrible…
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Sep- 2020 -29 September
Rice starch – The secret to success in clean label pet foods
The Covid pandemic has impacted many areas of life, even how we relate to our pets. According to recent research,…
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