Winter can be a lovely season with spectacular snow scenes and cold, crunchy fields instead of mud.n With winter comes dark evenings, and just like any other season, it is dangerous for your dog As I always tell my scouts, bad weather is just a lack of preparation. This includes what we wear to walk…
Christmas is a time for eating and drinking far too much. This ranges from eating too much Christmas dinner, such as turkey, stuffing, roasted vegetables and gravy, followed by Christmas pudding and mince pies in the evening. After all, Christmas wouldn’t be Christmas without mince pies, pigs in blankets, sausage rolls and other party food….
. All dogs get sick from time to time, and usually, it is nothing to worry about and generally nothing to be concerned about. However, as good dog owners, we can’t help worrying when our fur babies are ill. We want After all; we want our furbabies to have a fun-packed healthy life. When a…
Just like humans, dogs and cats must eat the right food to stay in a healthy condition. This is even more important with senior dogs’. Dr. Barbara Royal is a vet with more than 25 years of experience and has come across many cases of canine heart disease during her career. Dr Royal said in…
We hope this article and our related article on Toxic foods for dogs will be helpful to you – especially if you are a new dog owner. Tips Every UK Owner Should Know Feeding your dog can feel overwhelming at times. There are endless brands, conflicting advice, and strong opinions from every direction. But it…
Many people want to share table scraps with their dogs when cooking for the family/ As you know from our Toxic Food for Dogs blogs, many things, such as chocolate and onions, can’t be shared. “There are many”“safe” human foods you can give our dogs, but many are either toxic, cause them to be untidy,…
This is one of the most common questions I hear when I meet a new dogOften it comes with a quiet worry.Am I doing the right thing? Most people who buy retractable leads are trying to be kind.They want their dog to have space.They want walks to feel relaxed rather than restrictive. I understand that…
Grooming looks simple when you see a neat dog walking down the street. In real life, it can feel like hard work. You’ve got a brush in one hand, treats in the other, and a dog who keeps turning their head as if to say, “No thanks”. Or you’ve got a rescue dog who freezes…
