Food, Well-being. Dog Friendly Living
Just like humans, dogs can get stressed and anxious. Anxiety in dogs can be a result of many different things. These could include; experiences, changes to their environment or routine, or medical problems. The first step to take, if you notice any sudden changes in …
Getting a dog is a huge decision, and one that many people have been able to consider with the increase in home working. The demand for puppies has been sent soaring by this which has sparked a hefty price hike for those wishing to take …
Our dogs quickly become as much a part of the family as anyone else so we really want to own a happy dog don’t we? Dogs are loyal, they love you, and all they really ask in return is to be well looked after. Ideally, …
How do we know that our dogs are in good health and what can we do to ensure that they stay that way? We can tell when our furry family are feeling poorly but regular home based health checks for dogs can help us to …
Do you buy your dog a Christmas present? I know we do. They shower us with love, loyalty and adoration all year round so it is a good excuse to spoil them. We love to wish a very merry Christmas to our precious whippety family …
I have recently joined the #fitfor30challenge to raise awareness and money for the brilliant Canine Partners. I heard about Canine Partners via social media and couldn’t wait to get involved. Who are Canine Partners? Canine Partners are a registered charity who match people with physical …
Arthritis can be a painful and challenging condition for dogs. 1 in 5 dogs will suffer with osteoarthritis, age being the main reason for the condition. So how can we help a dog with arthritis? Here are some lifestyle ideas, to be used alongside veterinary …
Zero waste: Here is an easy recipe to please your dog and use up unwanted pumpkin by making our healthy dog treats. Pumpkin is very nutritious for dogs so these pumpkin bites can be fed in moderation with health benefits. Use as a training reward …
Many of us dog owners love nothing more than a dog-friendly holiday. Sometimes however, it just isn’t practical or possible to take them with us, so what do we do in those situations? What is the best option of care and for finding a trustworthy, …
Having a dog first aid kit can be useful in the home, when out and about, and when travelling with your furry family so that you are prepared for those minor dog first aid situations. Please note- this is to be able to respond to …