#ReggiesLaw Calls To Regulate Online Pet Sales
The team at Justice For Reggie continue to work tirelessly to regulate online pet sales. We caught up with them to find out what they've been up to.
What Have Preloved Been Doing To Improve Animal Welfare?
We understand the huge responsibility that comes with allowing pet adverts on our site, and we do everything we can to protect the animals advertised on site through policy changes and education. But what exactly have we been up to? Take a look.
How To Keep Your House Cat Happy
With road safety and pet theft top concerns for cat owners it's no surprise indoor cats are becoming the norm. But how can you keep your house cat happy?
Flat Faced Dog Advice
Considering getting a flat faced or brachycephalic? Well be sure to read this so that you can make the most informed purchase!
MPs Raise Concerns About Sentience Bill Committee
MPs are raising concerns about the potential committee members brought in to oversee the government's new Animal Welfare (Sentience) Bill. Are they right?
Keeping Pets Safe Around NYE
Bringing in the New Year should be an enjoyable and exciting evening for all involved. Here are our tips of how to keep your pets safe this NYE!
Computer Game Creates Worrying Demand For Exotic Pets
There are concerns that Minecraft, a popular children's computer game, has led to increased demand for exotic pets, such as axolotls. We spoke to the RSPCA for more information.
How To Keep Your Pets Safe On Bonfire Night
Remember, remember the 5th November. If not for the fireworks but for keeping your pets safe this bonfire night, here are some solutions to help.
Preventing Pet Seller Scams On Preloved
Preloved are always looking at ways to spot pet scammers and what we can do to help. Partnering with Trustap is our new way to help in preventing pet scams.
Pets On Preloved: Reporting Suspicious Adverts
Preloved's moderators spend everyday reviewing pet adverts that make it passed our strict submissions process. They look for signs of possible illegal activity and animal cruelty and take action where required. But what happens if you spot something on an advert that doesn't seem right? Who can you report it to?