Warm fur colours, sunny personalities and amazing companionship, there are so many things to adore about the yellow dog breeds. From fawn to tan and sand, these yellowish pooches can’t help but impress everyone with their gorgeous looks. We have put together a great list of 10 beloved yellow dogs to consider welcoming into your life.

The cruciate ligament may sound like a scary name for a collection of fibrous tissue that is located in the knee, but just like us humans, dogs have them too, and they can cause them pain if damaged or injured. Seeing our dogs in some kind of pain is never a nice situation, and can cause stress for owners and dogs alike. So, what is the cruciate ligament in a dog? And what are the symptoms of a torn ACL (anterior cruciate ligament). Let’s take a look.

What are therapy dogs?

Dogs love to sniff and explore the world around them – and it is fascinating to watch them figuring stuff out! It can be great to encourage this behaviour as it is a great form of canine enrichment and also allows them an outlet for their natural sniffing and foraging instincts. A great way to do this is using a snuffle mat – which can be as simple or as challenging as you like. Read on to find out how they might benefit your dog!

Yellow cats come in all sorts of shades: from light orange to caramel, butterscotch and ginger. If yellow is the hue you’re looking for in a cat, there are many amazing breeds wearing this gorgeous bright colour. Here are some of the most amazing representatives.

Discover some of the most beautiful pups out there with our top red dog breeds. From chestnut shades to rust and rich mahogany, here are the best companions with head-turning bright furs.

If you’ve seen a furry friend walking around with bits of white in their fur coat, they’re probably considered a bicolour cat! Lots of cats have unique colour patterns (like cats that look like tigers for example) but what makes bicolour cats special, is the solid white areas of their coats. Read on to find out which feline fur patterns bicolour cats have, and why it happens!

Quite a few plants in our homes and garden pose a risk to our furry friends. Ivy is a popular choice for many of us when it comes to house plants and in our gardens, but many dog owners won’t be aware of the potential risks to their furry friend. So, is ivy poisonous to dogs? Let’s find out.

If you’ve got a feline friend, or you’re thinking of getting one, you might be wondering how long do cats live for? Domesticated cats can live long lives, but their life span is dependent on many different factors. For example, a cat’s breed and whether they’re indoor or outdoor can impact a cat's life expectancy. Their lifestyle, what they eat and how much they exercise can also make a huge difference to how long they live. On average, household cats in the UK live to around 12 years – although some domestic cats can live to 20 years old, with the world’s oldest cat living to 26! This average age is the equivalent of 72 in human years, using our cat to human years calculator! Thanks to continuing advances in veterinary medicine and science, cat life expectancy has increased and so our cats can hopefully stay healthy and happy for longer. Read on to discover the factors influencing cat lifespan, including indoor vs. outdoor living, breed, and lifestyle choices, as well as practical tips for maintaining or even increasing your cat's life expectancy.

It may sound odd, but cats are every bit as prone to hay fever as us humans are. However, the symptoms can be different, and your cat may be suffering from this allergy without you realising. This is because you may not recognise the signs as being due to your cat’s hay fever. As spring arrives and human hay fever sufferers experience the onset of a runny nose, lots of sneezing and itchy eyes, you may be wondering what cat hay fever symptoms are and how you can prevent your feline friend from the dreaded spring allergy. As they explore the garden and surrounding neighbourhood, cats will no doubt come into contact with pollen, and some may have allergic reactions. In this article we will be exploring all you need to know about cat hay fever symptoms, and how you can treat your feline’s allergies.