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Telegraph vet Pete Wedderburn is here to answer your questions. Contact him at petsubjects@telegraph.co.uk 14 March 2021 • 6:00am He is constantly scratching himself. He does not have fleas; my vet has confirmed this Credit: Patrick Bolger Dear Pete, I adopted a lovely big ginger and white cat six months ago. He is constantly scratching himself. He does not have fleas; my vet has confirmed this. The last time we visited the vet, he gave him an environmental allergy injection which did nothing.  Is there a tablet I could give him to stop him itching? BB, South Croydon Dear BB, 

We’re all struggling to get into a new or old routine – and Christmas may be disrupting it all over again. And we’re not alone. Our dogs may also be feeling this way. This year, your pooch will have got used to having their best friend by their side all day. Finding a ‘new’ routine or falling back into an old one can be hard for them, but there are ways you can help. Separation anxiety is common in pups of all ages, affecting 13-18% of dogs. It can display itself in many ways including barking, destructive behaviour and much more.