Lifestyle

Snakes Alive!

With over 15 years experience in the keeping and care of exotic animals, we caught up with Snakes Alive to find out just how much work is involved when choosing more exotic animals as family pets. Snakes Alive are an interactive reptile experience specialising in childrens' parties and educational talks - where everyone gets the chance to handle the reptiles.

A Rising Tide of Animal Cruelty

The number of people convicted of cruelty and neglect to animals rose by nearly a quarter last year, according to figures recently announced by the RSPCA. Cases revealed ahead of the charity's major fundraising push, RSPCA Week 30th May to 6th June 2012 include a dog repeatedly stabbed with a potato peeler, a dog the only survivor of a house of horror where five animals died of starvation; a blind kitten found dumped in a carrier bag and two cases involving tens of dogs kept in squalid conditions.

National Allergy Week

Allergy UK runs a series of annual awareness weeks to draw attention to the plight of the allergy sufferer. These weeks highlight the issues faced by those with allergies, and are designed to get people talking about allergy at key times throughout the year.

Choosing an Exotic Pet

More unusual animals kept as pets, like snakes, terrapins, frogs and degus, are known as non-domestics or exotics. These are animals that haven't been domesticated, like traditional pets such as dogs, cats and rabbits; and for this reason, many people think of them as wild animals that are kept in captivity.

Shewee-inal Waste Management Company of the Year 2012

Ever since God created mankind and decided Adam needed that something extra to woo Eve, man has always had one small but significant advantage over the fairer sex - the ability to stand and wee. Until now… The award winning Shewee-inal is a luxury female urinal that allows women to urinate at events and festivals whilst standing up and without removing clothes when used with a Shewee.

Bowel Cancer Screening Saves Lives

With around 33,000 new cases each year, bowel cancer is England's second most common cancer and the NHS Bowel Cancer Screening Programme can be a life-saver, as David and Jasmine discovered. The Source spoke to Jasmine, who shares their story in the hope that it will encourage people to complete the bowel screening tests that are being sent out.

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