Category: Pets Food

Dublin, Jan. 23, 2023 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) — The “Global Pet Boarding Market Size, Share & Industry Trends Analysis Report by Services, Pet Type, Regional Outlook and Forecast, 2022-2028” report has been added to ResearchAndMarkets.com’s offers. The Global Pet Boarding Market size is expected to reach $28.3 billion by 2028, rising at a market growth of 6.5% CAGR during the forecast period. For pets, who may require more exercise and socialization, daycare facilities with more cage-free time throughout the day are perfect. By fostering social relationships, which is beneficial for their long-term wellbeing, a pet may also eventually benefit their health.…

Did you know that there was a day just to celebrate the unique bond between you and your pet. The day is popularly known as National Pet Day and will be celebrated by people around the world on April 11th. The day is dedicated to your pets and you should acknowledge the joy they bring into your lives. The day was first launched in 2006 by Colleen Paige, an animal welfare campaigner who used the day to bring attention to the plight of animals that are stuck in shelters across the world. National Pet Day 2023 Pets are an important…

A few weeks ago I moved my two little colonies in nuc boxes to a new location closer to home. I’d never had to move bees before, so asked other beekeepers for tips beforehand and as luck would have it the BBKA News that landed through my door that day had an article all about moving bees. The main thing with moving bees is make sure the bees can’t get out. Earlier in the day I had put ventilated travel screens on top of both nucs, then left their roofs resting on them just in case it rained (it didn’t).…

In February, Jolene Segrave, of Little Horton, was told she had the aggressive blood cancer classical Hodgkin lymphoma at the young age of 32. She said it came after a couple of months of trying to gain an appointment at The Ridge Medical Centre. Jolene claims she performed the surgery 200 times before upping sticks and registering her family with Bradford Student Health Services in December. The Ridge Medical Center said they could neither confirm nor deny whether Jolene had ever been on their patient list due to their obligations around confidentiality – but pointed out that its complaints procedures…

Gizmo was taken to landfill – with owner Helena unable to carry out a proper burial for her ‘best friend’ (Picture: Gizmo’s Legacy/Getty Images) Every year, thousands of cats go missing. Facebook pages up and down the UK are littered with posts about dead cats seen on the side of the road. After cats are hit by cars, they are often removed in the same way foxes or badgers would be – and taken to landfill. Their microchips aren’t always scanned, leaving owners without closure on what happened to their lost pet. That was the situation for Helena Abrahams, from…

RCMP in Trail, BC, are warning residents to keep their pets indoors after the poisoning deaths of two dogs. Police said they were alerted to the deaths on Tuesday, even though the dogs died Sunday and Monday, respectively. They occurred in a rural neighborhood on the Trail, approximately 300 kilometers southeast of Kelowna. In the first case, a family found their four-year-old golden retriever, Sugar, dead in the yard shortly after taking her for a walk. The next day, the police said a neighbor border collie named Hank was seen eating a mysterious piece of meat in the yard. He…

MESA, Ariz. (KPHO/Gray News) – An Arizona man is accused of killing three family pets while threatening his mother with a knife. KPHO reports that 20-year-old Jason Sperry was taken into custody on Monday after a woman called police saying she had just returned home and her son had threatened to kill her. Authorities said the woman told them that her son had killed all of their pets in the apartment and that he would kill her too “if she did not repent.” Sperry reportedly then chased her out of the apartment with a knife. When the police arrived, they…

A national pet brand chain is a driving force behind two Indiana bills that would block local communities from enforcing outright bans on the retail sale of pets, drawing pushback from animal advocates. Such ordinances already exist in cities like Bloomington and Carmel. Pet stores in those municipalities are currently barred from selling cats or dogs within city limits. Instead, they can only collaborate with animal care or rescue organizations to show adoptable cats and dogs. Corporate and franchise representatives from Petland, the nation’s largest chain of stores that sell puppies and other pets, tested that the bills offer “relief”…