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PET INSURED: TO BE OR NOT TO BE…?

During National Pet Month we’re encouraging responsible pet ownership. Becoming a pet parent brings a lot of joy, but also responsibility for nurturing, protecting and enriching the life of your pet. There are many ways you can do this, but you should also consider how to protect against things outside your control.

THE POWER OF PETS: HOW PAT IS CHANGING LIVES

We all know the incredible impact pets can have on our lives. From boosting our mood to helping us feel less alone, their unconditional love can work wonders. That’s exactly what Pets As Therapy (PAT) is all about - harnessing the power of pets to make a real difference in communities across the UK.

COPING WITH PET LOSS: FINDING SUPPORT WHEN YOU NEED IT MOST

Losing a beloved pet is one of the most heart-wrenching experiences a person can go through. Pets are cherished family members, providing unconditional love, companionship and joy. When they pass away, the grief can be profound and deeply felt. This article aims to help those who are mourning the loss of a pet by offering insights into the grieving process and providing practical advice on how to cope.

PROTECTING PETS, PEOPLE AND THE PLANET: WHY RESPONSIBLE PARASITE TREATMENT MATTERS

As pet owners, we do everything we can to keep our beloved companions happy and healthy. Whether it’s providing nutritious food, regular exercise, or plenty of love and attention, their wellbeing is always a priority. But one important part of pet care that often gets overlooked is parasite prevention. Fleas, ticks, worms, and other parasites aren’t just a nuisance—they can pose serious risks to both animal and human health. That’s why NOAH (National Office of Animal Health) has launched Use It Right, Treat Them Right, a campaign dedicated to helping pet owners use anti-parasitic medicines responsibly. By making informed choices, you can protect your pet, your family, and your planet.

PLAYTIME ON A BUDGET: HOME ‘WORKOUTS’ THAT WON’T COST THE EARTH - DOGS

Looking for fun ways to keep your pets active without spending a fortune? You’re not alone. Whether you’ve got a lively dog, a playful cat or smaller pets, animals need regular exercise and mental stimulation, but that doesn’t mean you have to splash out on pricey toys or specialist gear. With a bit of imagination (and a few things you’ve probably already got lying around the house), you can create safe, stimulating workouts that keep them happy, healthy and entertained, indoors or out. In the first in a series of mini blogs, here are some suggestions for our canine companions.

PLAYTIME ON A BUDGET: HOME ‘WORKOUTS’ THAT WON’T COST THE EARTH - CATS

Looking for fun ways to keep your pet active without spending a fortune? You’re not alone. Cats need regular exercise and mental stimulation, but that doesn’t mean you have to splash out on pricey toys or specialist gear. With a bit of imagination (and a few things you’ve probably already got lying around the house), you can create safe, fun workouts that keep your feline friend healthy and entertained, indoors or out. Here are a few, fun suggestions.

PET-FRIENDLY HOUSING: ENSURING PETS HAVE A PLACE IN OUR HOMES

Many of us understand the profound joy and comfort that pets bring into our lives, providing physical and mental well-being. Yet, for many pet owners, the heartache of finding rental properties can be overwhelming. Landlords, often apprehensive about potential damage, hesitate to welcome pets into their properties. The fierce competition for pet-friendly rentals makes this struggle even more intense and financially draining. The Society for Companion Animal Studies (SCAS) is dedicated to easing this burden, striving to help responsible pet owners and their beloved pets live happily together.

WHY VACCINATING OUR PETS MATTERS

When was the last time you checked your pet’s vaccination status? If it’s been a while, World Animal Vaccination Day today (April 20) is a great reminder to do just that.

PLAYTIME ON A BUDGET: HOME ‘WORKOUTS’ THAT WON’T COST THE EARTH - RABBITS

Looking for fun ways to keep your pet active without spending a fortune? You’re not alone. Rabbits need regular exercise and mental stimulation, but that doesn’t mean you have to splash out on pricey toys or specialist gear. With a bit of imagination (and a few things you’ve probably already got lying around the house), you can create safe, fun workouts that keep your rabbit companion healthy and entertained. Here are a few, fun suggestions.

PLAYTIME ON A BUDGET: HOME 'WORKOUTS' THAT WON'T COST THE EARTH - GUINEA PIGS

Looking for fun ways to keep your pet active without spending a fortune? You’re not alone. Guinea Pigs need regular exercise and mental stimulation, but that doesn’t mean you have to splash out on pricey toys or specialist gear. With a bit of imagination (and a few things you’ve probably already got lying around the house), you can create safe, fun workouts that keep your Piggie healthy and entertained. Here are a few, fun suggestions.

WHY IT’S IMPORTANT TO DITCH THE TABLE SCRAPS AND EMBRACE BALANCED DIETS

We’ve all been there: enjoying a hearty meal when our furry companion gives us those irresistible puppy eyes. The temptation to toss them a piece of chicken or a corner of pizza crust can be overwhelming. While it may seem harmless, regularly feeding pets table scraps can have significant long-term consequences for their health. In this blog, we’ll explore why it’s crucial to swap the scraps for a balanced diet tailored to your pet’s needs.

WHAT’S YOUR FAVOURITE DOG-FRIENDLY DESTINATION WHERE YOU CAN WALK, WAG AND WANDER?

There’s nothing quite like heading out on an adventure with your dog - whether it’s a trip to a local café, a browse around the shops or a full-blown day out exploring somewhere new. Dogs make the pawfect adventure companion and today there are plenty of places that will welcome them with open arms.

THE SCIENCE OF COMPANIONSHIP: WHY PETS MAKE OUR LIVES BETTER

April is National Pet Month, which gives us the purrfect excuse to celebrate the furry, feathered, and scaly friends who make our lives brighter. But beyond the cuteness and chaos, what does the science actually say about the impact of pets on human well-being? Spoiler: It’s not just fluff. There’s solid evidence that living with companion animals can improve our mental and physical health, reduce stress, and help us form stronger social connections.

MEET COCO: THE PARROT WHO TRAINED HER HUMAN

With a taste for pop music, a perfectly trained human and a daily routine that includes chatting to the neighbours and being admired from afar, this feathered friend is living the high life.

HOW TO ENSURE A SMOOTH MOVE FOR OUR SENIOR PETS

Moving to a new home can be an exciting time, but it can also be challenging for our senior pets. Patience and understanding are key to ensure a safe and secure move for your animal companion. Check out these top tips from our friends at Blue Cross, Dogs Trust and PDSA to ensure you and your pet enjoy a smooth move.

TIME FOR A PET MOT: HERE’S WHY THOSE REGULAR CHECKS REALLY MATTER

Dental appointment. Car service and MOT. Personal health check. We’re pretty good at remembering the important stuff for ourselves, but what about those vital checks for our pets?

BIRTHDAY CAKES TO BEDTIME STORIES: BRITS GO ALL-IN FOR THEIR PETS

Would you sing your dog to sleep? Bake your cat a birthday cake? Maybe throw a full-on pet-friendly date night complete with music and mood lighting? Turns out, if you’re living in the UK… you just might.

WORLD RAT DAY: COULD RATS BE THE IDEAL CITY PET?

In a fast-paced city where time and space are at a premium, many people are looking for a companion animal that suits modern urban living and according to London Pet Show Live, rats could be just the pet we’ve been missing.

NPM’S ESSENTIAL GUIDE TO TRAINING YOUNG PETS: PART 1

There’s nothing quite as exciting as bringing home a new puppy or kitten, but sometimes it can feel a little overwhelming too. As pet owners, we understand this, and that’s why we’ve collated some expert-backed training tips from a host of leading UK pet organisations to help.

NPM’S ESSENTIAL GUIDE TO TRAINING YOUNG PETS: PART 2

In part 2 of our guide to training kittens and puppies, we look at building bonds, basic commands, handling and preventing unwanted behaviour.

UNDERCOVER CATS: THE HIDDEN SIGNS YOUR CAT MAY NEED HELP

Top tips on how to spot any changes in our cat's behaviour

SMALL PET, BIG RESPONSIBILITY: FINDING THE RIGHT SMALL COMPANION FOR YOU

Caring for a pet is one of life’s great joys, but it’s also a big responsibility. Choosing the right animal companion for you is such an important decision.

JOIN THE UK’S BIGGEST PET CELEBRATION: NATIONAL PET MONTH 2025

We’re back! It’s National Pet Month 2025 – the UK’s original annual celebration of our pets, and have we got a brilliant month for you!

HOW PETS LIFT US: THE QUIET POWER OF AN UNSPOKEN BOND

Have you ever had one of those days where everything feels just a little bit off? Maybe you’re feeling lonely, overwhelmed or just completely frazzled after a tough week. Then, out of nowhere, your dog puts their head on your lap. Your cat curls up next to you and starts purring. Your rabbit does a happy little hop, and in that moment, something shifts.

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For media information, images or to speak to a spokesperson about National Pet Month please contact Taz Thornton or Asha Clearwater at Turquoise Tiger on +44 (0)7920 461 044 or email noah@noah.co.uk

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