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Free pet advice written by our behavioural and pet support experts at Woodgreen.

Why do cats and kittens purr?

If you’re curious about why – and how – cats purr, read on for the answers!

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How long can a cat live?

Ever wondered how long your feline friend will be by your side? From playful kittens to golden oldies, understanding your cat's lifespan can help you provide the best care at every step.

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Why does my cat lick me and what does it mean?

Wondering why your cat is constantly licking you? We explain some of the possible reasons –and how you can stop it.

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Make your own hay knot toy for rabbits and guinea pigs

This easy-to-make toy is great for keeping your rabbits or guinea pigs occupied. They’ll have great fun snuffling to get to the hay and treats inside!

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Make your own: Christmas rabbit and rodent wreath

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Walking dogs in the countryside: livestock safety

Dog walks in the countryside can be wonderful. But you need to take the right steps to make the walks enjoyable for everyone – and safe for animals in the areas you visit.

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How to bond with your pets

When it’s grim outside, there’s lots you can do inside to keep your pets happy and healthy – and our experts are full of ideas!

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Ask the experts: A training guide for reactive dog owners

Woodgreen’s behaviour and training specialist, Lindsay Arliss, explains why dogs become reactive and shares some top training tips.

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Keeping your dog happy

When it comes to keeping your dog’s mental wellbeing in tip-top shape, there’s lots to consider. But we’ve got you covered with advice from our experts.

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Keeping your cat happy

When it comes to keeping your cat’s mental wellbeing in tip-top shape, there’s lots to consider. But we’ve got you covered with advice from our experts.

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Training your dog to focus on you and overcoming distractions

Not only is it a great way to stimulate your four-legged friend, but it can also calm them down if they’re the lively type!

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How to house and toilet train an adult dog

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