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Dogs could be most at risk due to the high pollen count (file photo) - Credit: Sincerely Media A warning has been issued to dog owners ahead of a "pollen explosion" which could be triggered by rising temperatures in East Anglia. While pollen season does not typically start until March, warnings have been issued that dogs could be most at risk of discomfort and irritation due to the conditions. Camille Ashforth, pet care consultant at food brand Webbox, said: "Hay fever can cause serious disco...

Rising temperatures across Essex could see a "pollen explosion" arrive over the weekend.

It is unusual for the pollen count to rise so early in the year. And it isnt just humans who could suffer from pollen explosion, dogs are particularly susceptible too. Pollen bomb set to explode across Essex this weekend as temperatures soar As many as 10 per cent of dogs in the UK are expected to suffer from pollen allergies, and some breeds are more susceptible than others. While hay-fever generally causes a runny nose and itchy eyes among humans, symptoms can vary in canines, ran...

Rising temperatures across Essex could see a "pollen explosion" arrive over the weekend.

Rising temperatures across Essex could see a "pollen explosion" arrive over the weekend.

Rising temperatures across Essex could see a "pollen explosion" arrive over the weekend.

Rising temperatures across Essex could see a "pollen explosion" arrive over the weekend.

Keep your pets safe this Valentines Day. Picture: Newsquest This Valentines Day will be spent under lockdown restrictions. With this in mind, retailers are expecting a shopping boom in romantic treams for other halves, with flowers, chocolate and lingeries high on the shopping list. But those looking for the perfect romantic gift could be in for a shock, as reasrch from pet food brand Webbox Naturals has found the treats lying round on tables and bedroom floors could be harmful for our be...

Volunteers in Oxford are needed to support a dog walking charity for the elderly to avoid pets being separated from their owners. The Cinnamon Trust is a charity that puts the elderly in touch with volunteers to walk their dogs, to ensure dogs and their elderly owners do not have to face being separated from their pets. Pets are taken on regular walks which can be something that elderly pet owners can often struggle with. Pets can also be temporarily fostered if the owner is unable to c...

A BLACKBURN pet food company has teamed up with The Cinnamon Trust charity to support volunteers who help elderly dog owners care for their pets.