As the cost of living continues to increase, everything from electricity to food is burning a hole in our pockets. And if you’re a pet owner, you’ve probably been wondering how you can save money on your pet costs, while still providing the same level of care. From reducing vet bills and food costs to Read More
Dog Tennis Balls: Are Tennis Balls Bad for Dogs?
On July 7, 2023
Tennis balls have long been a popular toy for dogs, but not every pet owner knows that regular tennis balls are not always safe. From posing choking hazards to affecting your dog’s dental health, there’s a number of reasons why it’s always better to give your dog a specially designed dog tennis ball rather than Read More
What to do if Your Dog is Stung by a Bee or Other Insect
On June 19, 2023
Summer walks with your dog are a joy, but with the warmer weather also comes bees, wasps, and other insects, which curious noses might just find a little too interesting. If your dog likes a beach day, jellyfish stings can also pose a risk. A dog stung by a bee or wasp will not usually Read More
Puppy Chewing: How to Stop it Using Puppy Teething Toys
On June 12, 2023
Bringing a puppy home is always an exciting time. From getting to know their personalities to helping them settle into your family, there is so much to enjoy. However, anyone who has experienced a puppy in the midst of teething will be fully aware of why they are commonly referred to as land sharks! The Read More
Camping checklist for dogs
On June 9, 2022
Summer is here and camping holidays are set to be big this year, especially for dog owners. Many campsites across the UK are dog-friendly, which, for some families makes camping their first choice, as no one gets left behind. Whether your dog is a seasoned camper, or you are planning your first adventure with your Read More
Help Dogs Adjust to Being Home Alone
On April 2, 2022
One of the most common behavioural issues owners report is that their dog becomes destructive or disruptive when left home alone. This can be frustrating and it’s easy to believe your pups being naughty, but these behaviours are actually signs of distress and separation anxiety. You need to help your dog adjust to being home Read More
How to recognise anxiety in your dog
On April 1, 2022
How to recognise anxiety in your dog Our four-legged friends have a knack of knowing just when we need them, but we don’t always know when they need us. Unfortunately, anxiety in our pets may be as common as in humans and since dogs communicate primarily through body language it can be hard for us Read More
Puppy to Adult: A Transition Guide
On December 1, 2021
Your puppy has its own unique personality and appearance; but it also has unique nutritional needs. As puppies mature, and become adult dogs, their nutritional needs will change and it’s important to feed them a diet that meets their new requirements. But what exactly do they need, and when are they officially an adult dog? Read More
Calming solutions for your puppy
On January 23, 2021
Calming solutions for your puppy For your puppy, starting life in a new home is a challenging time. In just a few days so many big events will happen to them. We look at what may cause them to feel stressed and how you can help support them. Challenges they will face:- 1) Separation Firstly, Read More
Is My Dog Anxious?
On January 11, 2021
Do you always know how your dog is feeling? While a wagging tail, upright ears and playful body language are clear indicators of a happy pooch, it can be tricky to identify other, more subtle doggy feelings. Is my dog anxious? With a little practice, you can learn how to recognise your pooch’s body language, Read More