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WARNING: GRAPHIC IMAGE - Owners are urged to check their pets for skin lesions after an instance of a deadly dog disease was diagnosed in Kent.
New measures are set to be introduced to reduce the noise from fireworks displays to protect animals and vulnerable residents.
A Drag Race star is coming to town — to judge a cat contest.
From cliffs to protected parkland, and heritage railways to gardens, we've picked out six perfect places to take your pooch across Kent.
It was a very different call for emergency crews who were sent to a snake which got stuck in a woman's engagement ring.
A cat has been reunited with his family after he was found nearly 12 miles away from where he lives.
A cat had been stabbed to death prompting an animal charity to warn pet owners to be vigilant.
A faulty washing machine caused a blaze that firefighters had to rescue pet spiders from.
From festivals and big music names to exhibitions, family fun and tasty food and drink events, here's our round-up of what's on across Kent in 2020.
A two-year-old cavapoo which disappeared after a break-in has been found in Essex two months later.
From Boxing Day rambles to family raves, here's some ideas for things to do during the Christmas and New Year break.
Festive Sunday markets, featuring donkeys from a local animal rescue charity, will be coming to a market town from this weekend.
A council is considering banning weed killer amid fears it is harmful to children and pets.
Christmas markets, lights switch-ons, festivals and fairs are all coming this weekend. Here's our guide to the latest in the festive line-up:
The National Trust has arranged for Santa Paws to give out festive treats to visiting fellow canines this Christmas.
As the night continues to draw in, it's important to make sure our furry friends still get enough exercise.
The death of an animal lover had previously helped introduce a policy allowing homeless people in temporary accommodation to keep their pets.
A blind man clung to the lead of his guide dog, unable to help him, while he was being attacked by another dog.
Kent may be far from Peru but trekking with some alpacas is a popular pastime. Here's what we thought when we tried it:
Six National Trust sites in Kent have launched a passport for walking your pet dog throughout the winter - with a treat at the end.