And the winner is... Teddie! Congratulations on winning this month's Pet Idol competition! Teddie is a 9 month old cockerpoo assistance dog who visits schools and care homes as a therapy dog 🐶Congratulations on winning! Entries for this month's competition will open soon! #PetIdol #muchmorethanpetfood

This month we are looking more closely at skin, coat, and paw pads and what supports their health and condition. Skin is one of the most important organs in the body. Not only is it the largest of all the organs, but also it protects our furry family members from parasites, infections and the ever-changing elements. Read more about maintaining super skin on our blog here: https://www.oscars.co.uk/blog/oscar-featured-ingredient-maintaining-super-skin #muchmorethanpetfood

Take care with plants brought in to decorate the home at Easter, too. All parts of spring bulbs are toxic if eaten, and some lilies can be toxic to cats. Cats don’t need to chew on lilies; they can get kidney damage just from licking lily pollen from their coats. Read more about our Easter advice here: https://www.oscars.co.uk/blog/easter-advice #muchmorethanpetfood

Cats only follow one rule in life "If I fits, I sits" 😂😺 #muchmorethanpetfood https://www.facebook.com/Purrtacular/videos/2089126541417252/

Meet Teddie the assistance dog! People always say they've never met such a loving dog, never leaving her partner's side even if she gets a little scared. Teddie spends her spare time visiting schools and care homes as a therapy dog. Does Teddiehave your vote? Vote for your winner here: http://www.petidol.co.uk/ #PetIdol #muchmorethanpetfood

Most people are now aware that chocolate is toxic, and potentially fatal, for dogs. High quality dark chocolate is the most dangerous, but bars of milk chocolate can cause illness in small dogs. Keep sweets away from dogs and keep a note of where you hide any treats on an Easter Egg hunt You can read more about our advice for Easter here: https://www.oscars.co.uk/blog/easter-advice #muchmorethanpetfood

If your pet is passing small amounts of urine more frequently than usual, this normally indicates cystitis. Passing large amounts of dilute urine more frequently is more likely to be caused by kidney disease, diabetes, or other medical problems. Read more on our blog here: https://www.oscars.co.uk/blog/urinary-tract-disease-in-dogs-and-cats #muchmorethanpetfood

Say hello to Honey! Bringing joy and happiness to all that meet her, Honey is a loyal, fun, loving dog. Her tail never stops wagging and she is always ready for a cuddle. Does Honey have your vote in this month's Pet Idol competition? Vote for your winner here: http://www.petidol.co.uk/ #PetIdol #muchmorethanpetfood

Urinary tract problems are not uncommon in cats and dogs. Owners usually notice that their pet is urinating more often than normal or having accidents in the house. It is important to know what is normal for your pet, so you can spot what is abnormal! You can read more on our blog here: https://www.oscars.co.uk/blog/urinary-tract-disease-in-dogs-and-cats #muchmorethanpetfood

Whisky is still missing and her owners have now put up a £500 reward for her safe return. Please keep your eyes and ears open and bring Whiskey safely home to her owners

Meet Whiskey the nearly 1 year old rescue cat! Whiskey loves her brother and sister and her favourite thing is rolling around on the floor for belly rubs. Does Whiskey have your vote in this month's Pet Idol competition? Vote for your winner here: http://www.petidol.co.uk/ #muchmorethanpetfood

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