Going away but leaving your dog behind? You’re not alone. Many pet owners are now choosing staycations not just for themselves, but for their dogs too. Whether your dog is spending the night with a trusted house sitter or a home boarder, while you’re away, planning properly makes all the difference. Forget just throwing a…
Finding someone you can trust to care for your pet isn’t always easy. You’ve probably seen dozens of posts online from people offering dog walking, cat sitting or pet care “on the side”. Some might be lovely, but many aren’t qualified, insured, or experienced. And in a world where anyone can set up a pet…
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…
A natural treat or a risky snack Blackberries are sweet, juicy and packed with goodness. They’re in season, easy to find, and many of us love snacking on them — especially in summer. But what about your dog? You’re out on a walk, and your dog spots a blackberry bush. Before you can stop them,…
Practical Tips That Work Rabbits aren’t built for heat. They cope much better with cold weather than hot, and temperatures above 24°C can quickly become dangerous. If you’re feeling warm, your rabbit probably is too, especially if they live outdoors or in a conservatory. Overheating can lead to stress, loss of appetite, or even heatstroke….
FAQs to Keep Your Bunny Safe and Happy While You’re Away Planning a break but unsure what to do with your rabbit? You’re not alone. Lots of owners worry about how their rabbit will cope while they’re away. Will they eat? Will they be stressed? Who can you trust to care for them properly? Rabbits…
I’ve been using London’s public transport from buses to tubes, trains to boats and even a rickshaw with all my dogs for over 25 years. I get all my dogs familiar and calm with buses, tubes and trains. However, when summer arrives, I completely change our routine. We stopped using the Underground. It’s not about…
You spot a dog locked in a car on a hot day. No windows open. No sign of the owner. The dog was panting heavily, slumped in the footwell, and struggling to breathe. Your instinct is to smash the window and get them out—but are you legally allowed to? The short answer? You can, but…
