Author Debbie Graham

Debbie Graham

Former veterinary nurse Debbie Graham is passionate about animals and the countryside. Growing up in the Lake District, surrounded by animals, she likes nothing better than taking to the fells - via foot, bike or horse – accompanied by a dog of course

Recent articles by Debbie Graham
Bridgerton. (L to R) Luke Thompson as Benedict Bridgerton, Yerin Ha as Sophie Baek in episode 401 of Bridgerton. Cr. Liam Daniel/Netflix © 2025

Where is Bridgerton filmed? All the locations used in Netflix's raunchy period drama

Discover the places that bring Netfix's Regency period drama Bridgerton to life
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How many stomachs does a cow have?

How many stomachs do cows have? The biology behind the myths

Do cows really have four stomachs? We take a look at their rather complicated digestive system
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Christmas goose

What happened to the Christmas goose? Inside the rise and fall of a Christmas classic

For most people, Christmas dinner means turkey, but not so long ago, the goose ruled the roast. Ivan Day seaches for the lost festive fowl
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Brussels sprouts

Bitter, smelly, odd-looking and invited for Christmas – and why they make you fart

Humdrum, bitter and smelly? Wait – there’s more to Brussels Sprouts than you might think. Cast aside your preconceptions, urges our Brussels correspondent, Dixe Wills
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Who invented the Christmas tree?

Who invented the Christmas tree?

We take a look at how and where the Christmas tree tradition started
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The true story of horses in WW1

How real was 'War Horse'? Discover the harrowing story and the true horrors of horses on the front line of WWI

The charity The Brooke brings to life the horrors horses faced during the First World War
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Poppy

Why is the poppy a symbol of remembrance – and how did it come to represent sacrifice?

How did the poppy become a symbol of remembrance? We recount how this pretty red flower came to represent the fallen.
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How do I take my cat to the vet without stress?

How do I take my cat to the vet without stress? Top tips for vet trips without the drama – or the scratches...

Top tips for a stress-free visit to the vet with your cat
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Should I get a puppy?

Should you really get a puppy? 10 things to consider before you take the plunge...

There are few things more exciting in life than getting a puppy. But offering a dog a lifetime home is a huge responsibility, says veterinary nurse Lucy Wright. Here, she explains what you should consider before getting a puppy.
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Staying war on a winter walk to avoid Raynaud's syndrome

Why the fingers of Raynaud’s sufferers turn white and numb in the cold: The truth about Raynaud’s syndrome and how to keep it under control

Triggered by the cold, those with Raynaud’s syndrome can endure excruciating pain and numbness in their hands and feet. Here, Scleroderma & Raynaud's UK explain the condition and how to manage it.
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Puppy and a cat being friends

Expert pet behaviourist explains how to introduce cats and dogs to each other – without fur flying – so they become firm friends

Daniel Warren-Cummings explains how to introduce cats and dogs to each other for a harmonious relationship
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How to housetrain your dog

How to house train your puppy: Expert advice to help you avoid accidents

Got a new puppy and worried about house training? Here's some advice from the experts at Dog's Trust
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How much should dogs eat

How much should I feed my dog and which is best wet or dry? And how often? Expert answers all your dog nutrition questions

Unsure what to feed your dog - or even how much? Veterinary nurse Jelisa Hawksworth has this advice
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All Creatures Great and Small series 6

Where is All Creatures Great and Small filmed? A guide to the filming locations of this much-loved TV series

Join us as we explore the charming villages and picturesque landscapes that brought James Herriot's stories to life.
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Best steam train experiences in UK

Best steam train journeys in the UK: Step back in time and rediscover the golden era of travel

Enjoy the romance of steam travel as you explore the UK countryside with the best steam train experiences.
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Close up image of a Horse in a School in Springtime, Scotland.

Why do we shoot horses if they break a leg?

Car sickness in dogs

Does your dog suffer from car sickness? Expert explains how to treat and prevent it so everyone's happier when travelling

Does your dog suffer from car sickness or travel anxiety? Here is some advice from the experts at the PDSA
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Father Brown series 13

Where is Father Brown filmed? All the locations from the Cotswold-set cosy crime drama

Join us as we go behind-the-scenes to discover the real-world settings that bring this charming detective drama to life.
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Ragwort is a dangerous weed

10 dangerous weeds: If these criminal weeds are in your garden, or on your land, you could find yourself in legal trouble

We take a look at some dangerous weeds that could cost your pocket
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How to keep horses cool

How to keep horses cool when temperatures soar

Horse owners need to be extra vigilant in their care of horses when temperatures rise, says The British Horse Society. Here is their advice on keeping horses cool
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When is it too hot to walk your dog?

What temperature is too hot to walk your dog in? You can do more harm than good warns veterinary surgeon

When is it too hot to walk your dog? Expert advice from veterinary surgeon Linda Simon
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How to avoid heat exhaustion

Heat exhaustion warning signs – don't ignore the hidden dangers and spot the signs early before it becomes a medical emergency

How to stay safe in hot weather and avoid dehydration and heatstroke, from the experts at St John Ambulance.
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tetanus vaccination

It's one of the deadliest bacterial diseases in the world and all it needs to get a hold is a cut. Are you vaccinated?

Stay informed and protect yourself against this preventable disease with our comprehensive guide to tetanus vaccinations.
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How to take your dog abroad

Planning to take your dog abroad on holiday? Veterinary surgeon explains what you need to know

Thinking about taking your dog abroad on holiday with you? Veterinary surgeon Antonia Nichols explains all you need to know - and why you need to start planning early
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