Autumn can bring endless fun for you and your pet, but as the leaves start to fall and the nights get darker, the risk of pet emergencies can increase.
We’ve got all the info you need to help your pet stay safe and bright.
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We love spending time with our pets in the fresh autumn air, but unfortunately this time of year comes with some unforeseen hazards. To help avoid an unnecessary trip to the vet our autumn hub has all the hints, tips, and advice you need to keep your pet safe.
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Many of us are restricted to walking our dogs in low light due to a whole range of commitments. But as it gets darker in the morning and in the evening, it is important that we are taking precautions when out walking our dogs to ensure everyone is safe. Give your dog walk a ‘glow up’ with our top tips.
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Road traffic accidents are more likely to happen when it’s dark. And during the months of less daylight hours, we see an increase in the number of emergencies that happen due to accidents on the road.
This video will provide you with some practical tips and tricks to keep your dog visible and easy to spot, even in low light conditions. From reflective gear to LED collars, we’ll go over some of the best ways to keep your dog bright and safe at night. So, let’s get started!
