Hot Cross Buns, Chocolate, and What I Actually Watch For on Walks Easter brings a lot of food into the house that dogs should not be eating. Hot cross buns are one of the biggest risks I see this time of year. They are everywhere. Parks, benches, dropped on pavements, half eaten in woods. I…
As a dog walker, many of my clients ask me questions, and many are, well, just not true. Below are the most common questions I get asked A quick run in the garden is enough exercise. One of the most significant misunderstood statements I hear is that letting your dog into the garden is the…
Letting your cat explore the outdoors can be a fun and enriching experience. While most cats are content with the safety and comfort of their indoor environment, they are naturally curious creatures with a love for adventure. Watching your cat chase butterflies, sniff fresh grass, and bask in the sights and sounds of nature can…
Rescuing a dog is one of the kindest, most meaningful decisions you can make. You’re not just taking in a pet — you’re offering them a second chance at life. But if you’re expecting an instant bond or perfect behaviour from day one, it can come as a bit of a shock. Many rescue dogs…
Keep routine, sleep and safety on track. Twice a year, the clocks move. Your dog does not get the memo. Their body says it is breakfast time. Your alarm says another hour. That mismatch is where stress creeps in for many homes. I see it every March and October. Some dogs sail through it. Others…
Choosing the Best Lead and Harness for Your Dog: A Friendly Guide Walking our dogs is one of life’s simplest joys. Still, it can come with challenges, especially in urban environments where open spaces are limited, and restrictions in parks, beaches, or public areas are increasing. While letting dogs run free is undeniably the most…
