Unless a dog suffers from real separation anxiety, they will cope quite happily when you go out for a while. However, many seem to have a real sixth sense about when you’re away for a while and may react accordingly. One of the best ways to care for them is by employing a sitter so…
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Feeding tips for Your dog on hot summer days
Have you noticed that your dog reduces his appetite during the hot summer days? Has your super, bouncy pet suddenly dropped from eating 4 meals a day to not eating at all, making his owner crazy with worry? Don’t be concerned. It’s pretty normal for your pet to decide to eat a smaller amount of…
How to make your walks more fun, stress-free and stimulating for your dog
You could be forgiven for thinking that walking a dog is an easy accomplishment. With some dogs, it’s a pleasurable experience, yet for other dog owners, it’s something they tolerate for the sake of their pets. Here are a few suggestions for a stress-free, enjoyable quality walking routine, for both you and your dog. Practice…
Ditch the bowel at Mealtimes
My dogs have never been fed out of a bowl as we turn mealtimes into a chance to ensure they have quality canine enrichment time. Dogs, by nature, are foragers and love it. All dogs, no matter what the bread, love sniffing out food etc. and find it both fun replacing and, believe it or…
5 things your old dog would like you to understand
Owning a dog is one of the best things ever, but that doesn’t mean it doesn’t have its problems. One of the worst phases of having a dog part of the family is watching them become older. Most canines are classed as senior dogs at around seven years of age, possibly even sooner for a…
Solo Dog Walks v Group Dog Walks
What type of dog Walk is best for your four-legged friend? Most dog walkers offer group walks, solo walks, or both. Both types of walks have benefits. When selecting the dog walker who will look after your dog and become a friend, choosing the right person and the correct type of Walk is essential. Below…
Pets and pollen
Many pets suffer in the summer from pollen, just like their human companions. This can bring itchy eyes, paws, skin, sneezing etc., resulting in distress and suffering for those with hay fever. Does your dog suffer from pollen allergy? The causes of pollen allergies in dogs are the same as in humans. However, unlike humans,…
Dogs and Snake Bites
We are lucky in the UK because we don’t have many snakes. The grass snake is healed, and the European Adder (Vipera berus) is the only poisonous snake found in the UK. While we don’t see that many snakes they exist in the UK, both the grass snake and Adder are relatively shy and small…