Updated May 2026 Many dogs enjoy being close to their owners, so it is completely normal for them to notice when you leave the house. Some dogs settle quickly and sleep until you return. Others struggle more with changes in routine, long periods of time alone, or a lack of stimulation during the day. Understanding…
We’re all going on a summer holiday, and the dog wants a break too. Due to the long school holidays, July and August are traditionally holiday months, so people plan staycations and holidays abroad. Once the planning for your holiday starts, you need to start considering your dog and pet (s) and who is going…
How does the law view dogs in eating places? Whilst Foof regulations quite rightly ban dogs from the area where food is being prepared, there is no law that says they cannot be in places where food is served as long as standard hygiene practices are followed. The Kennel; club has a campaign called ‘Open…
Sadly, it is virtually impossible to prevent your dog from picking up a variety of ticks and fleas, which can cause severe itching and possibly an allergic reaction in the animal. You can’t keep them indoors all the time, so there is no escape from the problem, especially when dogs are allowed to romp freely…
Updated Jan 2025 Creating a Safe Garden for Your Four-Legged Friend Dogs are natural explorers, and gardens are one of their favourite playgrounds. With their bright flowers, lush greenery, and intriguing scents, gardens offer endless entertainment for curious noses and paws. Whether lounging under a shady tree or bounding across the lawn, dogs relish spending…
Jan 25 s Did you know that more than half of the dogs in the UK are now considered overweight? With approximately 2.5 million dogs tipping the scales above a healthy weight, canine obesity is on the rise, bringing serious health risks. These statistics reveal a troubling trend: owners are unintentionally harming their beloved pets…
It’s a well-known fact that humans love hot weather. At the first hint of the sun, we dash outside to make the most of the fleeting summer temperatures. Sunbathing, barbecues trip out to the seaside with family and friends…the list is endless. Unlike humans, the heat isn’t suitable for our dogs, who cannot sweat through…
Can Easter Eggs really kill dogs? Easter is a religious time of year, but for most of us, it is when we get to eat as much chocolate as possible—munching our way through a pile of Easter eggs and sharing them with the family dog whilst watching a favourite film. STOP right there a moment:…
