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

How to stop my cat scratching the furniture

Cats scratch with their front claws. Scratching loosens and removes the outer husk of their claws, revealing a sharp new surface underneath.

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How to care for your cat in the cold winter months

During the frosty winter months, you might be wondering how to care for your cat in cold weather. Good news is, there are plenty of ways to keep your cat warm, comfortable and safe with our expert advice.

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How to train your cat to enter a carrier

All cats need to go in a carrier at certain times in their lives. It could be a routine trip to the vets, an emergency, or travelling to a new home.

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How to introduce your cat to a new cat

Bringing a new cat into your home can be a stressful time, for them, for you and for and existing cats you have.

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How to handle your cat

When you rehome a new cat or kitten, it’s important that you handle them correctly from the beginning – this will help you build a strong bond for the future.

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What to think about when getting a guinea pig

Guinea pigs have been a popular pet among many families for several years now.

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How to choose the right pet sitter

One of the biggest dilemmas pet owners have is who to entrust the care of their pets to when they are away from home. 

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Child and dog safety

Looking for advice on keeping your children safe around their furry friends? Our top tips cover everything you need to know.

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Getting your dog used to their collar and harness

As owners, we often take for granted the fact that we can handle our dogs collar.

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How to tell if your dog has a behaviour problem

What is a behaviour problem? Often, that totally depends on when the behaviour occurs.

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How to manage your dog's weight

We'll explain how to manage your dog's weight, preventing obesity and improving their health.

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How to care for older dogs

Older dogs are often much easier and less time consuming than young dogs. They make great companions and more often they are housetrained, have already received basic training and can be left home alone.

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