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Elanco launches Eluracat to support cats with poor appetite or unintended weight loss
Special Tartan dog beds will help support charity
Dental Care Wipes make finals of PIF Awards
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New independent pet shop set to open in Basingstoke
Top five health problems affecting UK dogs revealed
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PATS 2026 attracts high-quality visitors as attendance numbers rise
New Product Award winners celebrate their success
Jollyes Pets opens latest outlet in Asda superstore
Raccoon announces major animal health expansion as Edition Dog Live joins rapidly growing portfolio
Popular pet shop saved by rescue package
New identity for award-winning pet business
Opportunity to present products to Canadian distributor
'Make a Difference' recognition for #dogsinyellow founder
500 pets to get ‘Piggy MOT’ in nationwide initiative
Pet grooming platform listed as standout software firm
Search for first-ever Chief Doggie Treat Tester
Pet Remedy wins industry award for reptile calming kit
Fresh complete cat food picks up major trade honour
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Top five health problems affecting UK dogs revealed

 

Petplan has revealed the five most claimed for conditions in dogs:

 

 

Ahead of National Obesity Awareness Day on 14th October and in light of these findings, Petplan’s veterinary expert, Dr Brian Faulkner, shares five ways owners can support their dog’s health this year:

  • Tailor their diet: Match nutrition to your dog’s age, breed and energy levels.
  • Keep them active: Balance physical activity to suit their breed and age while keeping them mentally stimulated.
  • Watch their weight: Keeping dogs lean can reduce their risk of arthritis, diabetes and heart disease.
  • Prioritise dental care: Gum disease affects many dogs by age four, so brush regularly and offer suitable dental chews.
  • Book routine vet checks: Spot warning signs before they become major health issues.
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