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As we deck the halls and begin to indulge in festivities, it is important to keep the safety of our four-legged family members in mind. We have put together a few tips to help with pet safety at Christmas!

Naturo Sales Manager Colin shares his experience of having a four-legged friend cross over the Rainbow Bridge. Heartwarming and touching, this blog is a story that unfortunately, many of us can relate to. However, Colin reminds us to stay positive and cherish all the time we have with our dogs and cats and to relish in the special memories we make with them.

This time of year can be quite frightening for our four-legged family members with fireworks in the lead up to Halloween and Guy Fawkes night, as well as trick or treaters. We have some tips on how to keep them happy and safe around Halloween.

Animal Welfare Assistant Connie shares with us what a typical day at Assisi Animal Sanctuary is like. "Being an animal welfare assistant is not a job, it is a vocation. It takes everything out of us but we wouldn't change it for the world!"

We follow a day in the life of Bella, who is currently at Assisi Animal Sanctuary. 

As our cats age, it is important to be aware of changes they may need to live a more comfortable and healthy life, as well as be aware of any signs that may be a cause for concern.

There are many benefits to neutering your cat, and as a responsible pawrent, it is important that you make sure your cat is neutered or spayed. Please note, you should always consult your trusted veterinarian when it comes to the health and wellbeing of your four-legged friend.

September is Responsible Dog Ownership Month, so we have a few tips on how to be a responsible pawrent!

We all love our four-legged family members very much, and sometimes we show this love through extra food and treats… However, this is not always to their benefit! If you are worried your pet is overweight, there are a few things to look out for.

Tails are a great indicator of mood with our cat. Here are some tips on what your cat’s tail may be telling…