Pets Magazine UK

Pets Magazine is a monthly digital publication dedicated to the lifestyle of pet owners and their beloved companions. It highlights the latest luxury products for pets, tips for pampering them, and showcases dog-friendly and pet-friendly accommodations, dining spots, and activities. The magazine also offers news, helpful advice, health and wellness articles, fashion insights, and much more. This magazine serves a unique purpose by focusing not only on pets but also on the bond between people and their pets, including dogs, cats, horses, and small furry friends.

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Here Comes the Sun: How to Keep Your Pets Cool in the Heatwave

1 week ago | petsmag.co.uk | Marie Carter-Robb

The great British summer has finally decided to show up – and it’s coming in hot. With temperatures set to soar across much of the UK this week, it’s not just us humans who need to take extra care. While we might enjoy a spot of sunbathing or a cheeky ice cream in the shade, our pets can find the heat uncomfortable, and in some cases, downright dangerous.
What to Look for in a Hybrid Chicken Coop: A Guide for Backyard Poultry Keepers

1 week ago | petsmag.co.uk | Marie Carter-Robb

Raising chickens at home continues to grow in popularity across the UK, especially among those looking to live more sustainably, reduce food waste, or enjoy fresh eggs. But while feed, breed, and welfare are often discussed, one area that deserves more attention is the type of housing you choose for your flock. For anyone keeping chickens in a garden or backyard, the chicken coop isnâ€™t just a shelter, it plays a key role in their safety, comfort, and long-term health.
The Leading Digital Lifestyle Magazine for Pet Parents

2 weeks ago | petsmag.co.uk | Marie Carter-Robb

In a landmark ruling hailed as a breakthrough for animal welfare, Morocco’s Administrative Court in Rabat has found the Ministry of the Interior symbolically responsible for the mass killing of stray dogs and cats. The judgement, delivered on 6 June 2025, followed a legal challenge by a coalition of Moroccan animal protection groups.
The Truths Behind Dog Theft - What Every Pet Parent Should Know

2 weeks ago | petsmag.co.uk | Marie Carter-Robb

By Mark Gill, CEO of PetasureDog theft is not a new crime. But it is becoming more organised, more lucrative, and more disturbing. If youâ€™ve ever scrolled through social media only to see another heart-wrenching post about a missing dog, youâ€™re not alone. Pet theft, especially dog theft, is on the rise. And while itâ€™s tempting to dismiss these cases as isolated or unfortunate, the reality is far more shocking.
Police Dogs Join Charity Campaign to Petition Parliament for Pensions

3 weeks ago | petsmag.co.uk | Marie Carter-Robb

A leading UK charity that supports retired police dogs has launched a campaign urging the Government to provide pensions for police service animals when they retire. The Thin Blue Paw Foundation is calling for mandatory financial assistance to help cover the often substantial veterinary costs associated with these dogs‚Äô post-service care.
From Azerbaijan to Island Sanctuary: First Bears in 30 Years Arrive on the Isle of Wight

3 weeks ago | petsmag.co.uk | Marie Carter-Robb

For the first time in more than three decades, bears are back on the Isle of Wight. Two rescued brown bear brothers, Benji and Balu, have arrived to begin a new life of peace and care at the Wildheart Animal Sanctuary in Sandown. Believed to be around 13 years old, Benji and Balu spent years confined in a cage in Azerbaijan. This week, they completed an extraordinary 3,000-mile journey to the UK and are now settling into their specially designed coastal sanctuary.
Who’s Training Your Dog? Experts Say It’s Time to Regulate the Industry

3 weeks ago | petsmag.co.uk | Marie Carter-Robb

With celebrities eyeing careers in dog training and cruelty cases making headlines, professionals are calling for urgent reform to protect pets and the public. When former Love Island star Jack Fincham announced he wanted to become a dog trainer – just days after avoiding jail over a violent dog attack – many were stunned. But for industry professionals, it raised a much bigger concern: anyone in Britain can call themselves a dog trainer, regardless of experience, qualifications, or ethics.
Smarter AI, Fewer Images: OSU Scientists Pioneer Breakthrough in Wildlife Recognition

4 weeks ago | petsmag.co.uk | Marie Carter-Robb

By Steve LundebergA team at Oregon State University has developed a more efficient way for artificial intelligence to identify wildlife species using motion-activated trail cameras – potentially transforming conservation work by reducing both data demands and computing costs. In a new study, undergraduate researcher Owen S. Okuley, under the mentorship of research associate Christina Aiello, reveals that AI models donāt necessarily need more data to perform better.
The Leading Digital Lifestyle Magazine for Pet Parents

4 weeks ago | petsmag.co.uk | Marie Carter-Robb

✨The June edition of Pets Magazine is now live and packed with stories that matter.✨04 PAWS & PREDICTIONSFind out what June’s stars have in store for your pet. 07 GAZA CRISIS: VIDEO UPDATEAn emotional appeal following our recent Podcast with Dr Said Alden, on emergency animal rescue & care in a war zone. 10 PETS MAG PODCASTWe meet Gemma Price of the unusual and amazing Raystede animal rescue in East Sussex – a 43-acre sanctuary that’s even featured in Channel 4’s GoodWoof.
Breakthrough offers fresh hope for tackling Johne’s Disease in UK cattle herds

1 month ago | petsmag.co.uk | Marie Carter-Robb

A potentially game-changing breakthrough in disease diagnostics could pave the way for earlier detection of Johne’s Disease in cattle, thanks to pioneering work by the biotechnology firm MI:RNA. Using microRNA biomarkers in combination with AI-powered predictive modelling, scientists believe they can now detect the disease in its early stages – before any visible symptoms emerge or productivity is lost.