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1 week ago | petsradar.com | Adam England

Cats don’t always realize we have their best interests at heart – as you’ll know if you’ve ever had to give one some medicine or keep them away from chocolate on the counter – and one cat in Thailand has proved no exception. Earlier this month, a police officer in Bangkok, Da Parinda Pakeesuk, shared that an American Shorthair had been brought to the station by a local. However, the cat went on to scratch and bite a number of officers and was duly ‘arrested’ as a result.

1 week ago | petsradar.com | Megan Milstead

If you've noticed your dog experiencing symptoms like excessive scratching and licking, there's a chance they could have seasonal allergies. While it's always important to consult your vet rather than self-diagnosing, there are a few things you can do to help in the meantime – such as wiping down their paws after walks and keeping their skin barrier healthy. Unfortunately, there's no one-size-fits-all solution for every dog – what works well for one might make no difference to another.

1 week ago | petsradar.com | Adam England

For many of us, it feels like we don’t spend enough hours in the day with our pets, as much as we’d like to. That might be why the story of Oliver Widger, who quit his job to sail across the Pacific Ocean with his cat, Phoenix, has resonated with so many people. The idea of packing up and leaving with just a few belongings – and your feline themselves, of course – can seem like quite a good one sometimes. And now, almost a month after Widger, 29, set sail from Oregon, he has arrived in Hawaii.

1 week ago | petsradar.com | Adam England

We’ve all been there. You’re hoping for a nice leisurely walk with your dog to start your morning off in the best way or to unwind after a long day, but your pup has other ideas. They’ve got one of the best dog leashes on, but they keep pulling on it. You’re content at your own pace, but your dog seems impatient. What can you do? Well, Juliana DeWillems, owner and head trainer at JW Dog Training & Behavior Consulting, has given us three expert tips in a recent Instagram post.

1 week ago | petsradar.com | Alexis De Leaver

In hot weather, you may be wondering, "Can dogs eat ice cream?" You're not the only one. Many pet parents think nothing of sharing a tasty cold treat with their pooch. However, there are some things to be aware of when it comes to giving your dog ice cream. Ice cream contains dairy, which is one of the things that dogs should never eat, as it can cause an upset stomach or diarrhea.