Pet advice from Woodgreen
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On Thursday 9 July 2026, the government announced proposed reforms to the veterinary sector, including measures to improve price transparency, strengthen consumer protections, and introduce an independent veterinary ombudsman.
Woodgreen Pets Charity reopens the doors of its new charity shop premises in St Ives, responding to growing demand from local shoppers seeking sustainable, pre-loved treasures.
A rescue rabbit adopted from Woodgreen Pets Charity is celebrating his 15th birthday, reaching the same milestone age as the world’s oldest living rabbit.
Children at Longthorpe Primary Academy have been enjoying a series of exciting animal welfare workshops delivered by Woodgreen Pets Charity.
On 09 June 2026, new rules preventing Section 1 dogs from being left unsupervised with children under 12 years of age were announced. The measure is due to come into effect on 01 November 2026.
A colourful sea of balls, ropes, and plush toys stopped London commuters in their tracks at Tower Bridge.
Woodgreen Pets Charity uncovers true scale of a hidden pet welfare crisis across the UK, with new research revealing owners are routinely going without essentials such as food, heating and medical care to keep their pets.
A new industry-linked postgraduate research project at Hartpury University is set to provide valuable insight into rabbit ownership and welfare.
Woodgreen welcomes new legislation as positive step forward for pet welfare, but believes more can be done.
A novel new cohort study is seeking to recruit owners of small furry pets to assess the impact of these animals on owner wellbeing, gathering fresh insights into the human-animal relationship.
The charity behind Channel 4’s The Dog House is on the hunt for dog lovers to foster a pet ahead of filming the new series.
An abandoned dog and her five newborn puppies, who were found hidden in a tree, are spending Christmas getting ready for their new homes.