. Updated September 2026 Dogs can vomit for lots of reasons. Sometimes it is a short-lived stomach upset after eating something unusual, but vomiting can also signal poisoning, a blockage, pancreatitis, infection, heatstroke, or another illness. If your normally healthy adult dog has been sick once but is bright, comfortable and behaving normally, you may…
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 September 2026 For most healthy adult dogs, two measured meals a day is a sensible starting point. Puppies generally need their daily food divided into more frequent meals, while some older dogs and dogs with medical conditions may need an individual schedule agreed with their vet. How often you feed is only part of…
Updated September 2026 Can dogs eat vegetables? Yes, several vegetables can make suitable occasional treats for dogs. Carrots, green beans, peas and some other plain vegetables can be useful alternatives to richer treats, particularly if your dog enjoys them. But vegetables are not automatically healthy simply because they are vegetables. Preparation matters. Portion size matters….
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…
