Vet-reviewed
Ticks & tick-borne disease
Learn how to check for and remove ticks, reduce exposure and recognise signs that need veterinary advice.
Explore the guide : Ticks & tick-borne diseaseThe health desk · Dogs & cats
Vet-reviewed pet health.
Clearly explained.
Understand your dog or cat’s health through clear answers grounded in veterinary science, with supporting sources you can inspect.
Reviewed by Dr Madison Blakeman BVetMed MRCVS · RCVS 7530153
- 34 vet-reviewed guides
- 1,074 evidence-linked answers
- Sources beside every answer
Vet-reviewed health guides
Start with your pet’s health question.
Veterinary science made useful: clear explanations, inspectable sources and practical questions to ask your vet.
Vet-reviewed
Gum disease & dental care
Understand dog and cat dental disease, professional cleaning and the home care supported by veterinary evidence.
Explore the guide : Gum disease & dental careVet-reviewed
Intestinal worms & parasites
Make sense of worms, Giardia and coccidia, including testing, risk-based prevention and signs to discuss with your vet.
Explore the guide : Intestinal worms & parasitesReviewed by Dr Madison Blakeman BVetMed MRCVS · For dogs and cats · Review dates and sources in every guide
Veterinary science + clinical review
Madison Blakeman BVetMed MRCVS
Our health guides combine supporting research, clinical guidance and trusted veterinary resources with review by an RCVS-registered veterinary surgeon.
From the original Paw Post journal
Stories from life with pets.
Canicross for Fun and Fitness author Emily Thomas on how to run with your dog
A beginner's guide to canicross: suitable dogs, running kit, harness fit, training and practical safety advice for running together.
Read the story : Canicross for Fun and Fitness author Emily Thomas on how to run with your dog
How to make the most of a solo holiday with your dog
Thinking of going on a solo holiday with your dog? Here's everything you need to know if you're traveling alone with your pup.
Read the story : How to make the most of a solo holiday with your dog
Dogs in yellow need space and Sarah from My Anxious Dog is on a mission to give them it!
When you see dogs in yellow, they're anxious and need space. Sarah Jones at My Anxious Dog wants every owner to know this to take away stress for dogs and owners.
Read the story : Dogs in yellow need space and Sarah from My Anxious Dog is on a mission to give them it!The pet business directory
Find a pet business.
Browse independent pet services, products and places to stay. Each listing includes details for contacting the business directly.
Explore the directory