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38 ads Pets & Pet Equipment for Sale in Stirling

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Beautiful, gentle and calm KC Registered Labrador Retriever Puppies – Yellow and Fox Red Shades
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Beautiful, gentle and calm KC Registered Labrador Retriever Puppies – Yellow and Fox Red Shades
Age: 5 weeks
Ready to leave: in 3 weeks
Stirling
£1,500
Stunning blue and blue tri JRT pups
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Stunning blue and blue tri JRT pups
Age: 8 weeks
Ready to leave: in 1 week
Stirling
£1,750

What should I look for when choosing a pet on Gumtree in the UK?

When choosing a pet, ensure the seller is reputable and the animal appears healthy. Ask about the animal's history, including vaccinations, worming, and any known health issues. Check the animal's behaviour; it should be alert and responsive. Be wary of sellers who are unwilling to answer questions or allow you to see the animal in its home environment.

What are the legal requirements for buying a pet in the UK?

In the UK, it is illegal to sell puppies under 8 weeks old. Sellers must also provide accurate information about the animal's age, breed, and health. For dogs, microchipping is legally required by the time they are 8 weeks old, and the seller is responsible for ensuring this is done and the details are transferred to you. Consider the Animal Welfare Act 2006, which places a duty of care on pet owners.

What health checks should I carry out before buying a pet?

Before buying a pet, observe its overall condition. Look for signs of illness, such as discharge from the eyes or nose, coughing, sneezing, or diarrhoea. Check the animal's coat for parasites like fleas or ticks. It's advisable to have a vet check the animal as soon as possible after purchase, especially before introducing it to other pets.

How can I ensure I'm not supporting unethical breeding practices?

Be cautious of sellers offering multiple litters or a wide variety of breeds. Visit the animal in its home environment to assess the living conditions. Ask about the parents' health and temperament. Avoid buying from sellers who meet you in a neutral location or pressure you to make a quick decision. Consider adopting from a reputable rescue organisation instead.

What questions should I ask the seller about the pet's history and care?

Enquire about the pet's diet, exercise routine, and any specific needs it may have. Ask about its socialisation with other animals and people, especially children. Find out if the pet has any behavioural issues or has received any training. Request any relevant paperwork, such as vaccination records, microchip details, and pedigree certificates (if applicable).