Come October/November, and the weather starts to get cold; all we want to do is hibernate. However, your dog still needs to get both physical and mental exercise. A nice daily walk can help break the day up, give a toilet break, and relieve boredom, but it is not always enough in winter. Our dogs…
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Toxic foods for dogs
It can be pretty tempting to feed treats and snacks to your dog. However, what we consider healthy and nutritious food for humans can be toxic foods for dogs. Here we list several toxic foods for dogs that you should avoid feeding your dog at all costs to prevent an emergency visit to the…
Tips to help your dog have a safe and happy Christmas
People up and down the country and even all over the world love Christmas. After all, it has something magical about it and is full of laughter and indulgence. However, it is important to remember our dogs at Christmas. Christmas can be an incredibly stressful time for them. On top of that, Christmas can present…
Keep your dog safe from poisons in the Garage and Garden Shed
Many of us keep garden and car products in our garages and sheds, yet how often do we give a thought to how dangerous they could be if our pets managed to get access to them? L quids are the most common type of substances that we store, with some of these being potentially the…
The Dangers of Shop Bought Christmas Stockings for Dogs
Christmas is a time of giving, a time of showing gratitude and celebrating our loved ones, including our four-legged friends. After your puppy got you through the lockdown and made your work-from-home days a bit more enjoyable, it’s completely understandable that you want to show your love and make sure Santa comes to them too. …
Tips for Winter Dog Care
Does your dog love this chilly winter weather, or is he happiest snuggled up in his dog bed with a fluffy blanket? Whichever he prefers, you need to be prepared when you both venture outside into the frosty and snowy elements. Just because your pet has a thick fur coat doesn’t mean that he won’t…
How to entertain and exercise an elderly dog
While your elderly dog still needs to be exercised, they may have various health conditions, such as arthritis or sight loss, limiting their exercise. However, it is vital for other health reasons that they l stay active and get exercise. They may be slower and need more rest. Exercising an elderly dog At Finchley Dog…
Dog walking etiquette for dog owners
We all know how uncomfortable it can feel when confronted by someone regarding something “naughty” your dog did. However, using some common sense and basic etiquette can help keep the peace/ Some of the rules below are very simple and easy to understand. However, you may not have thought about some, especially if you are…