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  Have you wondered about the benefits of feeding a raw diet to your dogs or cats. In this blog we look at the benefits and (although small) the risks: Shinier coat and healthier skin: Raw diets are high in moisture and contain essential fatty acids, which can help to improve the condition of your pet's coat and skin. Improved dental health: Raw bones help to clean your pet's teeth and gums, which can help to prevent tartar build up and gum disease. Boosted immune system: Raw diets provide your pet with a natural source of probiotics, which can help to support a healthy immune system. Reduced allergies and intolerances: Raw diets can help to reduce allergies and intolerances in some pets. More energy: Raw diets can help to give your pet more energy and improve their overall stamina. Smaller stools: Raw diets are more easily digested than processed foods, which can lead to smaller, less smelly stools. It is important to note that there is some controversy surrounding the safety

Companion Animal Psychology By Zazie Todd, PhD. Happy cats. Happy dogs. Thanks to science. 13 April 2016 How to Choose the Right Puppy in Four Easy Steps The vital questions to ask before you get your puppy-dog. You’ve decided it’s the right time to add a puppy to your life: you’ve got the time and energy and you can afford the bills (approximately £1000 in the first year of a medium-size dog’s life.  And now it’s time to choose your puppy. But most guides to getting a puppy miss some vital questions. Read on to find out how to get it right. Which breed of dog should I get? This is the question most people focus on, and it’s true it’s an important one. You need to think about the energy requirements you want, because it’s no good getting a working dog i