NUTRAVET, a leading provider of veterinary strength health products, has launched its latest innovation for animal dental care. Nutraplaque purée for cats is designed to support daily oral hygiene by helping to reduce and control plaque, soften and control tartar, and freshen breath. February is Pet Dental Health Month, an annual reminder of the importance of oral care for animals at every stage of life.

VET Danny De Vries has earned his place in the Guinness World Records – by running a half marathon dressed in a rhino suit. Danny clocked 1hr 46 mins 01 secs in a race in Darlington to achieve a world record for the fastest half marathon while dressed as mammal. He beat the previous record of 1hr 47mins 30secs, which was held by a man in the USA who ran in a gorilla suit.

PIONEERING technology from animal diagnostics leader MI:RNA can detect disease before clinical signs appear, providing pet owners and farmers with early health insights while also guiding veterinary conversations and care. GONE are the days when wait and see was an acceptable strategy for our pets' health. In 2026, a more proactive approach is being taken. We are entering an era where advanced diagnostic science has the potential to move into our homes with the support of c

LITPET, a multi award-winning UK-based company, has launched its range of supplements based on herbal Traditional Chinese Medicine in a new paste format. LitPet's new Meaty Mix is a series of functional nutritional pastes for cats and dogs, designed as daily supplements to target specific wellness needs.

PET health brand Nutravet has released findings from a 30-day comprehensive study to demonstrate the efficacy of its Nutraquin joint support chews. Research indicates that up to 35% of all dogs will be affected by joint stiffness at some point in their lives, impacting their mobility, comfort and quality of life. Nutravet conducted a mobility survey in collaboration with VidiVet, as part of their ongoing focus on delivering proven results of their products.

THE good people of Kotor, Montenegro, on the Adriatic Coast, think the best thing that ever happened to the town was when cats decided to jump ship and make the medieval town their own. WHEN the cats abandoned their shipboard duties of keeping mice and rats away from the food stores and snuck ashore more than a century ago, they quickly adjusted to life on land and set about dispatching Kotor’s rodent population.