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Every February, Pet Dental Health Month is commemorated to increase public awareness of the value of maintaining good dental hygiene in pets. Dentistry problems can result in unpleasant infections, tooth loss, and even systemic disorders that impact the kidneys, liver, and heart.

The United Kingdom's Pet One Health Awareness Month campaign highlights the 'One Health' idea, which acknowledges the close connections between the health of pets, humans, and the environment, and is the foundation of the effort.

Bringing a pet home for Christmas may seem like a sweet gesture, but Petify advises against giving pets as gifts! It's crucial to thoroughly consider if this is the best choice because pets are long-life commitment and need constant love, care, and attention since they are living creatures, not just gifts.

This month-long event strives to increase awareness of cancer in pets, teach pet owners about early warning signs and symptoms, and encourage preventative care and available treatments.

National Adopt a Dog Month encourages people to adopt dogs from rescue groups and shelters. The campaign aims to increase public knowledge of the many advantages that dog adoption offers to the owner and the adopted dog. By participating in National Adopt a Dog Month, you can promote responsible, loving pet ownership and give vulnerable dogs a second opportunity.

Every September, National Animal Pain Awareness Month is devoted to raising public awareness of animal suffering, identifying warning signs, and enhancing the care of pets and other animals in need during pain.

Theft of cats and dogs will be classified as a criminal offence as of August 2024 in England and Northern Ireland, which is already similar in Scotland, in line with rising concerns about pet theft and its effects on both owners and pets. This modification seeks to protect pets better and emphasizes their value as members of the family.

Every July, the UK recognize National Lost Pet Prevention Month to bring attention to how important it is to prevent pets from going missing. To keep animals safe and make sure they can be promptly reunited if they go missing, pet owners should take the time to understand and put these suggestions into action.

To improve the lives of cats, all cat owners should prioritise microchipping. Having your cat microchipped increases your chances of being reunited with them if they go lost or stolen.