One in Five Children in Wales Have Been Bitten by a Pet

One in five children in Wales have been bitten by a pet

Nearly one in five children in Wales have been bitten by a pet according to a recent survey.

Nearly one in five children in Wales bitten by a pet

A group of animal welfare organisations have revealed shocking figures which show that nearly one in five children in Wales have been bitten by a pet and almost half of those bitten had to see a doctor. This comes as eight charities working together under the umbrella of the Pet Education Partnership (PEP), including RSPCA, USPCA, Scottish SPCA, Dogs Trust, PDSA, Blue Cross, Cats Protection and Woodgreen Pets Charity, have launched educational s…

Nearly one in five children in Wales bitten by a pet and almost half of those had to see a docto

This comes as eight charities working together under the umbrella of the Pet Education Partnership (PEP), including RSPCA, USPCA, Scottish SPCA, Dogs Trust, PDSA, Blue Cross, Cats Protection and Woodgreen Pets Charity, have launched educational sessions to help children and young people stay safe around pets this Child Safety Week (June 2 -8). The YouGov survey which polled over 1,000 children aged seven to 11 found that 18% of children in Wales…

One in five Welsh Children bitten by pets, almost half needed medical attention

Charities reveal shocking figures this Child Safety Week (June 2

One in five children have been bitten by a pet and more than half of those had to see a doctor - Companion Life

A group of animal welfare organisations have revealed shocking figures which show that one in five children aged seven to 11 have been bitten by a pet and over half of those bitten had to see a doctor. This comes as eight charities working together under the umbrella of the Pet Education Partnership (PEP), including