This article looks at why people who care deeply for animals often feel unsure of themselves, especially when expert advice conflicts with their instincts. It explores the guilt and self-doubt…
By More Than Human - Welfare-Focused Animal Care, Warminster, Frome & Westbury Christmas is a time of warmth, family and togetherness, but for many rescue dogs in shelters across the…
Wondering why animals eat poop? Discover the science behind coprophagia in dogs, horses, and more, and what it tells us about gut health and behaviour.
We often talk about giving pets a good life but, what does that actually mean? Is it enough to feed them, walk them, keep them safe? Or can we do…
Introduction There are many benefits of dog walking, not just for our canine companions but also for you humans too! May is National Walking Month, but for most of us dedicated…
As dog owners, we cherish the bond we share with our furry friends, but understanding their behaviors can sometimes feel overwhelming. Recent research conducted by Salonen and colleagues has illuminated…
The bond between humans and dogs is one of the oldest and most cherished relationships in history. As companion animals, dogs enrich our lives in countless ways. However, the stark…
What is Animal Welfare? Animal welfare refers to the physical and emotional wellbeing of an animal in relation to how well it can cope with its surroundings. The World Organisation…
Clever Hans – The Horse That Could Count? The most famous story of a horse supposedly doing maths dates back to the early 20th century with a horse named Clever…
The domestication of horses is a fascinating journey that had a significant impact on human history. Horses, known scientifically as Equus ferus caballus, were first domesticated around 5,500 years ago…
