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An unpleasant smell can undermine even the most immaculate interior
My father tires of me asking whether dogs should eat so much human food, and rejects any accusation he’s gone soft
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I agree with licensing cats in the same manner as dogs
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Paul Hollywood accused by police of tailgating cars at high speeds to ‘bully’ them out of fast lane
Letter proposes barcode waste bags and financial incentives for responsible disposal
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Irish Oscar-nominee Jessie Buckley says it is a ‘misconception’ that she hates cats
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Green internet use can help tackle the problem of ‘dark data’
If we follow advice to treat pets continuously, whether or not fleas are present, we inadvertently contribute to significant water pollution
From Teelin to Sneem, forest walks in Tipperary to doggie gifts in Castlemartyr, every dog has its stay
It was a party partially to celebrate a birthday, but also to mark a departure
he couple got a High Court injunction in 2014 preventing any further interference with their garage by Mr Martin snr, his son, and Drumgoan
Company eyes ‘70 per cent gap in pet owners that don’t have insurance’
By the time couples feel they are in the right place and can afford children, women’s fertility has often declined
First move into Irish market by canine care company which was taken private by asset giant in €2bn deal
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With only a handful of providers, there is a small market for pet insurance in Ireland but the standard of pet healthcare is rising
I moved into charity work, first at Barretstown and then with the DSPCA, after the crash pushed me out of architecture
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‘These two puppies walk around the house, shoulder to shoulder, like cops on the beat. Feeding time is chaos. But we don’t care. We remember the silence’
Robotic litter box works a treat if you use the right litter but it is bulky and far from cheap
Long cuddles, spa ‘treats’ and lavish pet-sthetics – pet privileging might seem like a nice idea for humankind’s best friends, but are we just breeding unhappy dogs?
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