Recent Kinship articles by Dr Josephine Corrick, BVMSci, BSc, MRCVS
10% of pet parents won't get their dogs regular check-ups – here’s why that‘s a mistake.
A little sun purr-tection might not be a bad idea
A furry coat is not an SPF
Your pup’s tongue is sending you important temperature signals
Your dog’s dental health affects their entire well-being
How to deal with this very confusing condition
The experts answer all your questions
Everything you need to know
Chocolate isn’t fun for everyone
Spaying your female dog is the best choice, but when should you do it?
Understand Metacam usage duration and safety for your dog’s health
What works for your toddler isn’t necessarily best for your dog
Lovely flower, not so lovely when eaten by your dog...
It’s crucial to make sure your kitty is protected against potentially fatal diseases
Make sure to factor these crucial costs into your puppy budget
Doggy admin may be tough, but it’s important
Learn how to feed your dog just right – no more, no less
Don’t reach for the medicine cabinet just yet
It might be very rare, but its still worth knowing about
You’re sneezing, blowing your nose and stocking up on Lemsip. But is your pup at risk of catching your cold?
Expert answers on Covid-19 and cats – plus symptoms to watch out for
Of course they don’t, do they?
Sweet and juicy, with a hint of danger? Find out how to safely share this fruity treat with your pup
We’re not talking about Dalmatians here – they can have all the spots they like
Understand the causes, identification, treatment options and when to seek veterinary advice for skin tags on your dog
Because Head & Shoulders is absolutely not for pet use, here‘s how to clear up that flaky, snowy skin of theirs
Everything you need to know about the most common – and preventable disease your dog can get
Can you feed your cat nuts? Learn more about the benefits and risks of feeding your kitty human foods
Seasonal allergies can happen to your pet, too. They might just look a little different to yours
A low-swinging belly is totally normal in cats and isn’t usually a cause for concern. So, don’t let your kitty feel ashamed – they’re perfect just as they are
Their eyes might be watering but are our cats crying? And what can we do about it?
