Dogs Trust and CVS Vets have joined forces in a new three-year partnership designed to improve canine health and welfare, with a focus on preventative healthcare, education and helping owners feel more confident in caring for their dogs.
The collaboration brings together the animal welfare expertise of Dogs Trust, one of the UK’s largest dog welfare charities, and the veterinary knowledge and experience of CVS Vets, one of the UK’s leading veterinary groups.
The partnership aims to encourage a more proactive approach to canine health, helping owners better understand their dogs’ needs and the importance of preventative veterinary care.
By improving access to reliable information and practical guidance, the organisations hope to give owners greater confidence in making informed decisions about their dogs’ health and wellbeing.
Preventative healthcare plays an important role in maintaining dogs’ quality of life. Regular veterinary checks, appropriate parasite control, vaccinations, dental care and early recognition of potential health problems can all contribute to better long-term welfare.
The partnership also highlights the importance of collaboration between veterinary professionals and animal welfare organisations in supporting responsible dog ownership.
With the agreement set to run for three years, Dogs Trust and CVS Vets will work together towards their shared ambition of improving the health and welfare of dogs and strengthening the support available to their owners.
