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Catch up on all the latest from Edinburgh Dog and Cat Home and the animal welfare sector.
The Taily Mail is back!
Read our Spring/Summer issue of the Taily Mail for a sneak peek behind the scenes and a quick tour through the Home's history as well as some happy rehoming stories.
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Enrichment ideas for pets – build a sensory garden
Looking for enrichment ideas for pets? A sensory garden is a great way to provide cats and dogs with entertainment and stimulation. Read on to find out how.
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Dug's Dinner 2024 was a barking success!
A big thank you to everyone who joined us last week for an evening of glamour, dancing, and fancy pups! Find out how it went.
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Pet Safe Flowers
We all love brightening our homes with some flowers, especially in the springtime, but did you know that some common flower choices are deadly poisonous to dogs and cats? However, pet-safe flowers do exist - read on to learn more!
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The danger of misunderstanding dog body language
As pet owners, we often think we know what our dog is telling us better than anyone, however new studies have shown that a general misinterpretation of dog body language is linked to a rise in cases of dog bites.
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Dog First Aid Checklist: What to do when things go wrong.
When things go wrong with our pets, it’s very easy to panic. Whether it’s a minor injury or something more serious, there are steps you can take to help get the situation under control.
Here’s our dog first aid first response checklist.
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The benefits of neutering your pet.
Not only does neutering your pet help their health and behavioural wellbeing, but it also has a positive impact on animal welfare in general. Find out more about why it's important to neuter your pet.
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XL Bully Updated FAQ
The Scottish Government recently announced a two phase ban on XL Bully type dogs. Here's what we know so far.
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It’s a Wrap: Thank you for supporting our Winter Appeal!
A huge thank you to everyone who supported our Winter Appeal. Your generosity means that we can continue to be there for the pets and people who need us.
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