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According to data from specialist pet insurance provider The Insurance Emporium, 61 per cent of owners believe their pet had a positive impact on their health and well-being during lockdown, with 41 per cent attributing their pet being present to increased productivity while working from home.

Plans to introduce stricter prison sentences for the worst cases of animal abuse have taken an important step forward after being backed by the government.

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