Updated August 2026 As dogs get older, what suits them nutritionally can change. Some senior dogs become less active and start gaining weight. Others gradually lose weight or muscle. Dental problems can make eating uncomfortable, while health conditions may mean that a previously suitable diet needs reviewing. That does not mean every older dog automatically…
Updated une 2026 Feeding your dog should feel simple. But it often doesn’t. There are different brands, different diets, strong opinions online, and packet instructions that do not always match the dog in front of you. I have written this guide to help you make calmer, clearer choices. These dog feeding tips are based on…
Many people want to share table scraps with their dogs when cooking for the family/ As you know from our Toxic Food for Dogs blogs, many things, such as chocolate and onions, can’t be shared. “There are many safe’ human foods’ you can give our dogs, but many are either toxic, cause them to be…
What I Actually Recommend on Real Walks This article is based on my experience as a dog walker and is for general guidance only. It does not replace advice from your vet or a qualified, force-free behaviour professional. People usually buy a retractable lead for a good reason. They want to give their dog more…
Grooming looks simple when you see a neat dog walking down the street. In real life, it can feel like hard work. You’ve got a brush in one hand, treats in the other, and a dog who keeps turning their head as if to say, “No thanks”. Or you’ve got a rescue dog who freezes…
Updated July 2026 This guide provides general dog-care information and does not replace veterinary advice. If your dog is showing signs of overheating or heatstroke, start cooling them and contact your vet urgently. It is hot. Your dog’s normal walk has been shortened. Or perhaps you have sensibly skipped it altogether. Now your dog is…
A practical packing list and what actually helps your dog settle If your dog is staying at home while you’re away, a bit of preparation makes a real difference. I see it often. Dogs don’t struggle because you’ve gone away.They struggle when their routine suddenly changes or when things feel unfamiliar. This guide keeps things…
Mach is here, and spring starts to show as the daffodils start coming into bloom in the gardens and parks. The daffodils and snowdrops coming up make people see the light at the end of the tunnel, and that spring is around the corner. There are other spring plants to be aware of. However, it…
