With summer upon us at last, most of us will be looking forward to sunny days in the garden and outdoors. As the temperatures rise, Scallywags Pet Care offers you some top tips to keeping your pets healthy and well this summer. Feelin' hot hot hot! All dogs get hot and bothered in the heat, and higher temperatures can be particularly troublesome for short-nosed or heavy-coated breeds, old, sick or overweight dogs and those with heart problems. Make sure your dog always has so

If your pup is anything like these Scallywags, they’ll no doubt love a good romp in the long grass. But with the warmer weather upon us, so too is the increased risk of them picking up a tick … and your cat is not safe from them either! Vets and scientists at Bristol University working on the Big Tick Project say that tick distribution has grown by 17% over the last decade, with tick numbers in surveyed locations increasing by up to 73%! This third article of our pet health