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Why is my dog rubbing its face after being outs...

If your dog is rubbing its face after being outside, it’s often down to irritation, an insect bite, a trapped seed, or something in the coat or eyes. Here’s what...

Why is my chicken's foot bleeding?

A bleeding chicken foot is often caused by a cut, scrape or broken nail, but it can also come from irritation or a peck injury. Here’s what to check first...

What should I check if my horse has a crack, br...

A simple hoof check can tell you a lot. Here’s what to look for if you spot a crack, bruise or hole, and what to do next.

Why is my chicken’s foot bleeding or draining pus?

A bleeding or pus-filled chicken foot is often linked to bumblefoot or a small injury that’s become infected. Here’s what to check, what may be going on, and what to...

Why does my horse have filled legs and a slight...

Filled legs with a little stiffness is often linked to standing around, turnout changes or mild fluid build-up, but it's worth checking for heat, pain and any change in movement.

Why is my horse rubbing after a bath?

If your horse is rubbing after a bath, it’s often down to skin irritation, leftover shampoo or a washing routine that doesn’t suit their coat. Here’s what to check and...