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Pet Health Blog

National Pet Month (and spring) is here!

Posted by: Alison Glennon
If you're looking for something fun to do with your pet now that spring seems to have finally arrived, then have a look at the National Pet Month website
to see what's on in your area.

National Pet Month runs from 3 April right through to 3 May, so there's even plenty of time to think up your own event. There's loads of help on the website and if you become a supporter, you'll get a free event pack.

If you do organise something, don't forget to register the event with National Pet Month, and to send them lots of lovely photos afterwards!

 

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