Some of us have cats that are as good at begging for treats as dogs are, so what are the risks to our cat’s health if we give in too often and they get overweight?

Ringworm is one of the most common skin conditions found in horses, causing flaky, dry patches of skin and hair loss across the body. it is highly contagious, and humans can catch it, so it's vital to recognise and treat quickly.

The sound of your cat hacking to eliminate a hairball is one of the least pleasurable experiences of owning a cat! All cats get hairballs and generally they are nothing to worry about, but sometimes they cause problems.

Diabetes is a disease that can affect any dog. It occurs when your dog's body is unable to produce enough insulin, or effectively use the insulin it produces, to control blood sugar levels.

Gastric Ulcers are a common condition in horses of all ages, breeds and lifestyles. They develop when stomach acid builds up, irritates the stomach lining, and causes ulcers to form.

All outdoor cats will come into contact with fleas and ticks, and even indoor cats cannot always avoid the pests. Learn how to spot them and what to do if your cat has them!