A highly qualified animal behaviourist is offering expert guidance to dog owners through Pet Remedy’s Ask The Professional service. Laura Blacksedge-Smith, 43, from Maidstone, Kent, has spent many years working in animal welfare and is often the professional people turn to when they find themselves facing a crisis with their pet. Laura, who is currently …
A woman whose first word was “cat” has become one of the experts helping people tackle troubling pet behaviour through a pioneering professional advice service. Claire Stares, 44, from Portsmouth, is one of the UK’s leading cat behaviour experts and has devoted her career to understanding the often subtle ways felines communicate fear, anxiety and …
Junior Hudson, 48, from Letchworth, Hertfordshire, became a dog behaviourist after struggling with his own “challenging” puppy and is helping pet owners avoid the harmful advice which once left him feeling desperate. Junior, who had always loved animals and dreamed of becoming a vet as a child, was a lifelong “cat person”; he had no …
A pet wellbeing entrepreneur honoured by the King almost missed the royal ceremony after his taxi failed to turn up, forcing him into a frantic dash across central London on a rented e-bike. Martyn Bartlett-Judge, inventor and founder of Pet Remedy, weaved through heavy traffic from Covent Garden, along the Strand, around Trafalgar Square and up The Mall …
All featured shelters are part of Pet Remedy’s trusted national rescue map, created to help would-be adopters find ethical, welfare-first centres across the UK. As the twinkling lights go up and families come together, thousands of dogs across the UK will spend Christmas waiting patiently for the greatest gift of all, a loving home. From …
Summer can be the perfect time to have fun with your four-legged friend. But the summer may also prove to be a challenging time for your dog. The heat can be difficult for dogs to cope with, and the risk of heat exposure is very real. You need to be careful with your dog during …
On June 6, 1944, the Allied forces launched Operation Overlord, a massive military invasion that marked the beginning of the end for Nazi-occupied Europe. While the bravery and sacrifices of the soldiers, sailors, and airmen are well-documented, less is known about the four-legged heroes who also played crucial roles on D-Day. Dogs, with their remarkable …
Grass seeds, while seemingly harmless, can pose significant problems when they become embedded in a dog’s paws. This common issue can lead to discomfort, infections, and other complications. In this article, we will explore the consequences of grass seeds in dogs’ paws and discuss preventive measures and treatment options. Understanding How Grass Seeds Get Embedded …
While Halloween is an exciting time for many people, it can be a different kettle of fish for our pets. Loud noises, trick-or-treaters knocking at the door, shiny, scary outfits and creepy decorations all combine to create an unsettled atmosphere, resulting in confusion, anxiety and stress for any animal. Yet, there are plenty of ways …
Christmas truly is the most magical time of the year! Personally, I rediscovered the magic of Christmas with the arrival of my daughter Molly. Seeing her curiosity and fascination with Santa and the Elves; her amazement at the beauty of the Christmas tree; her joy in seeing our house changing into a light fest; not …
A sand bath can enable several small pets to keep themselves clean while engaging in behaviours they would express in their natural habitat to reduce stress and boost happiness. Not only will it keep them clean, but it’s also super cute to watch. Why do small pets bathe in sand? Gerbils, degus, hamsters and chinchillas …
Winter is a time of year when temperatures drop and the weather turns ugly. While humans can head indoors and switch the central heating on, things are not quite so simple for rabbits. Many of these pets are kept outside, in sheds or in garages over this season which means now is the time to …
If you’ve noticed your parrot is pulling out its feathers, it could be a sign that your parrot is feeling stressed or anxious. It’s important to understand the difference between normal parrot grooming behaviours and signs of anxiety and to know how to react if your parrot is displaying anxious behaviours. Is it normal for …
Exotic pets are known as animals that aren’t usually kept in our homes, such as snakes, spiders or lizards. Exotic pets are becoming even more popular and it’s important to know how to care for them properly, as they require a lot more care, knowledge and research than traditional pets, such as cats or dogs. …
If you’re looking into owning a horse, it’s vital that you do lots of research beforehand. Horse ownership is a huge commitment, so it’s essential that you know everything there is to know before you take the plunge. Can you afford it? Horses can soon make a dent in your wallet, so you need to …
We don’t like to think about our pets getting sick, but it’s important to consider this possibility before it happens so that we can seek treatment as soon as possible when they show signs of injury or illness. Registering at a vet will make it easier for you to get an appointment when you need …
Hamsters and other rodents are notoriously skittish creatures. In the wild, they’re often hunted by various predators, so they tend to be naturally alert to avoid danger. Though this behaviour is natural, it does mean that they are susceptible to anxiety or stress and require a safe, positive environment to make them feel comfortable. This …
Many pet owners often ask themselves if the cost of pet insurance is worth it in the long term. Around 44% of the UK population own a pet, so this question is something that millions of people ask themselves. Pets are a part of our family and finding yourself in a position in which your …
If they say you can’t teach an old dog new tricks, then you might be wondering what your newly acquired pal can learn if you don’t know his or her age. While it’s usually easy to tell an adult dog from a puppy, once they’re fully grown you might not be sure if your new …
We’ve all heard of cat years and dog years to figure out how old our pets are. Experts believe that your cat’s first year of life equates to a whopping 15 human years! The second-year is then equal to a further nine years, making our feline friends around 24 after just two years. After that, …
There are many reasons why guinea pigs are one of the most popular pets and have found their way into hundreds of thousands of homes – and hearts – in the UK. They can be incredibly cute and fascinating to watch, but also gentle and sociable, making them a great pet for children. Guinea pigs …
Congratulations on your new furry friend! Owning pet rabbits is hugely rewarding, after all, they are intelligent, affectionate and highly social creatures. You should, however, be aware that rabbits are often the most misunderstood and mistreated pets. There are many common mistakes that can lead to a variety of issues; including anxiety and stress. Here’s …
So you have a new cat Bringing a new cat home can be exciting. By adding a new member to your family, you are ready for a lifetime of fun and furry friendship. However, if you are wondering just how to prepare for your new addition in order to reduce anxiety for both you and …
Getting a new pet is an exciting time for your family, and while we’re sure they will love their forever home, it can also be a daunting and stressful time for a dog. Here are our top tips for how you can prepare for your new arrival and welcome them to their new home while …
Horses are, after dogs, considered some of the closest creatures to mankind. Your bond with your horse is truly special, which makes it hard to see them in distress. If your horse is displaying signs of stress, you may be trying to find the root cause and wondering how you can alleviate it. Here, we …
There is a wonderful new book out called ‘ The Tale of a BIG dog’ by Rosie Lowry. It is a great read and helps readers understand the about the emotional needs of our dogs, and how they communicate those needs. In this article Rosie tells us about the book and the dog that inspired …
Cats are one of the nation’s favourite pets, and usually, they are a warm, loving presence in our homes and go outside or use a litter tray with ease. However, sometimes you might notice a strange smell around your home, particularly on your soft furnishings. The cause? Your cat is spraying. Cat spraying is when …
With the school summer holidays almost upon us, you may be thinking about getting away from it all. Sometimes we can take our four-legged friends away with us, but occasionally, they may need to stay behind. If you are heading off on your holidays and are planning to place your dog in kennels, you could …
You love your cat, but you’d be forgiven for finding cat scratching one of the most annoying habits that your furry friend has. Unfortunately, it’s a natural part of a cat’s behaviour. Why does my cat scratch my furniture? Cats are, by their very nature, hunters, and the clawing motion helps to exercise the muscle …
If your cat seems to hate the cattery there are things you can do to turn their stressful short break into a harmonious holiday. With the schools out for the summer, lots of us are jetting off for a well-earned vacation. “What to do with the cat” will be high up on your pre-trip checklist. …
Moving house may be a fraught experience for us, but spare a thought for your pets. Take some steps to alleviate pet anxiety and your new home will quickly become their new happy place. Give your pets a break You will have enough to do during the home move without having to worry about pet …
If COVID-19 upended our routines and those of our pets, then the post-lockdown period has disrupted the daily lives of our furry friends yet further. The stop-start, in-out nature of the new normal for pets If the pet who shares your home had long been settled into a familiar daily pattern pre-COVID, then coronavirus restrictions …
Many dog owners regard their pooch as a family member, so when it comes to going on day trips or holidays, it’s only natural they’ll want their canine friend to tag along. Indeed, it’s estimated that 56% of dog owners bring their pet on holiday, while a staggering 83% of owners would feel guilty about …
Gill at Pet Remedy is Walking 100 miles in May! LATEST UPDATE: 58 MILES WALKED Gill is joining a community of dog lovers from across the Midlands, for a virtual walking holiday this May helping to raise vital funds for Birmingham Dogs Home to help local homeless dogs. It’s also #NationalWalkingMonth so another reason to …
For some guardians and their dogs grooming can be a bonding time, but for many it can become an ever increasing source of anxiety, frustration and stress, triggering a range of behaviours in dogs that many guardians and professional dog groomers may find unacceptable, and likewise behaviours in humans that are not conducive to changing …
Pet Remedy is used widely within the animal rescue sector. We have worked hard to develop strong working relationships with our colleagues involved in all areas of rescue and greatly value those connections. This month we welcome the inspiring Rosie Taylor-Trigg, who has written a powerful piece about the challenges facing those working in animal …
Rabbits aren’t just cute and fluffy they are also incredibly clever and fun to live with. BUT did you know that Rabbits are the most neglected pet in the UK, what is going wrong? Rabbits are extremely difficult to look after well, unless you are going to put your all into researching rabbits as pets, …
When our pets behave in a way we don’t like or want, we often reach out to products and professionals to help change the unwanted behaviour. There are two camps these professionals and products fall into – those that seek to merely challenge the behaviour, and those that recognise the emotional needs that often drive …
During this strange, uncertain time that we are all facing of social isolation and not going about our daily routines as we perhaps normally would, there have been more and more people coming forward saying that their cats are becoming increasingly stressed with having their owners at home permanently. Cats are notoriously routine based animals …
One of the few positive about the current Government guidance in the UK regarding staying at home is that we get to spend more time with our family, especially our pets. This is a good time to start helping dogs with separation related issues, and to ensure dogs who have historically been ‘ok’ being left, …
As promised here’s the photos of my big 9 month old fur baby Enzo during and straight after Bath Time using the fantastic Pet Remedy Products you kindly sent to me. After our delightful phone conversation about The White Persian Cat Club Show, I couldn’t wait to give the prewash, Shampoo & Conditioner that you …
Good morning, I hope you are well? I just wanted to say a huge thank you for your products!!!! I work for Pets Corner, so have been aware of and using your products for a few years, as well as recommending to customers. I 1st trailed it with my Border Collie, who gets extremely upset …
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Woodland Business Park Woodland Road
Torquay Devon
TQ2 7AT
Pet Remedy Ltd © 2026 | Developed and made in the UK. Patent numbers: GB2474042 • GB2535916 Company Number 13520256 | Registered Address: 7 St Paul’s Road, Newton Abbot, Devon, England, TQ12 2HP
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