In response to the Competition and Markets Authority report on the UK veterinary profession, I did an interview for BBC Radio Scotland: they sent me this audio file of my responses to their questions so it sounds one-sided (only my voice) but the recording does highlight the points I wanted to make.

It may seem like our cats and dogs do little else but snooze, but there is quite a lot going on behind those twitching whiskers and paddling paws. Understanding their sleep patterns is essential for any dedicated pet owner. This week's podcast helps to explain what's going on.

What’s the best way to handle pet care during the holidays? Between professional sitters and specialized boarding, the options are more varied than ever. Here is how to choose the one that fits your pet’s personality—and your budget.

New data shows that over 25% of UK dogs are bred with physical traits—like flat faces or shortened legs—that limit their ability to simply breathe and move freely. It’s time we prioritize function over fashion. Listen to this podcast to find out more

Gardens are meant to be places for playing and relaxing. Make sure that your garden is safe for your pets. This short podcast highlights the main hazards for dogs and cats.

Technology is helping us monitor pet health, spotting illnesses before they are serious. Listen here to find out how.

This week, we discuss dental disease in dogs and cats. Tooth brushing or dental chews? What's the best way to care for your pet's teeth?

I joined Emmet Oliver on Newstalk's Weekend Show to answer a range of listeners' questions, including indoor-only cats, choosing a new dog, the perennial flea problem and more.

People love posting photos of their pets online, but sometimes, there are risks in posing with your face close to your pet. Listen here for more.

Animals can be very stressed in stormy weather. This short discussion outliines the main issues, and what can be done to make it easier for our pets