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What Foods You Should Never Give Your Pet

Pets are more than just animals. They are part of the family. It is natural to want to share your food with them, especially when they look at you with those hopeful eyes. However, what is safe for humans is not always safe for pets. Many pet owners are unaware…

Times Pets · Apr 20

The Guardian view on school food: there is no instant solution to childhood obesity

Editorial: Higher nutritional standards are a good idea. But ministers, like hungry pupils, must avoid looking for ‘grab-and-go’ fixes

The Guardian - UK · Apr 19

UAE introduces first-ever weight loss pill Foundayo, here’s how much it may cost and where to get it

The UAE has approved Foundayo (orforglipron), Eli Lilly's once-daily oral obesity pill, becoming one of the first countries globally to offer a needle-free alternative. This GLP-1 receptor agonist mimics natural hormones to regulate appetite and blood sugar, aiding weight loss and improving metabolic health. Available by prescription from May 2026,…

The Times of India · Apr 17

Obesity in Small Pets: Causes, Prevention and Diet Plans

Daily physical activity and limited nutritional diet essential for maintaining a healthy weight in small pets.

Small pets require carefully balanced diets and active lifestyles to stay healthy. Due to their size and unique metabolism, even a slight weight gain can significantly impact their overall health. Unfortunately, obesity often goes…

Times Pets · Apr 14

Large Rabbit Breeds: Gentle Giants of the Pet World

Large rabbits stand out not only because of their size but also due to their unique temperament. Unlike smaller, more energetic breeds, large rabbits tend to be calmer and more relaxed, making them ideal for households looking for a laid-back pet. However, owning a large rabbit requires commitment, including proper…

Times Pets · Apr 14

Choosing Between Syrian and Dwarf Hamsters: A Complete Guide

Syrian hamsters are often solitary and calm, while dwarf hamsters tend to be more social and active, making each suitable for different types of pet owners.

Although Syrian and dwarf hamsters may appear similar at first, they differ greatly in terms of size, temperament, social behavior, and care requirements. Before…

Times Pets · Apr 14

Almost 2bn to be affected by metabolic liver disease by 2050, study suggests

MASLD affects one in six people now and is projected to rise because of population growth, obesity and high blood sugar

The Guardian - UK · Apr 13

Fried foods and sugary treats cut from school meals in sweeping reforms

The new rules aim to curb obesity and tooth decay, with fruit-based desserts and wholesome mains replacing ‘grab and go’ options

Evening Standard · Apr 13

UK Moves to Cut High-Sugar School Meals as One in Three Kids Leave Primary Overweight

The UK government has launched a consultation on new school food standards aimed at reducing sugar and fat in meals served across England, following updated data on childhood obesity.

International Business Times UK · Apr 13

Easy Dog Health Tips for a Happy Life

Dogs are more than just pets. They are family members who bring joy, love, and companionship into our lives. Just like humans, dogs need proper care to stay healthy and happy. Many health problems in dogs can be avoided with simple daily habits and attention. Taking care of your dog…

Times Pets · Apr 13