Christmas is a time of giving, a time of showing gratitude and celebrating our loved ones, including our four-legged friends. After your puppy got you through the lockdown and made your work-from-home days a bit more enjoyable, it’s completely understandable that you want to show your love and make sure Santa comes to them too. …
Health
Tips for Winter Dog Care
Does your dog love this chilly winter weather or is he happiest snuggled up in his dog bed with a fluffy blanket? Whichever he prefers, you need to be prepared for when you both do venture outside into the frosty and snowy elements. Just because your pet has a thick coat of fur, doesn’t mean…
How to entertain and exercise an elderly dog
Whilst your elderly dog still needs to be exercised, they may have various health conditions such as arthritis or sight loss which can limit there exercise. However, it is vital for other health reasons that they l stay active and get exercise. They may be slower and need more rest Exercising an elderly dog At…
The Dangers of Dogs and Mushrooms
Mushrooms are an ingredient used by both trained chefs and home cooks throughout the world. Although most of us are only familiar with the varieties of mushrooms we find in our local supermarket; it is estimated that the mushroom population of the world consists of approximately 14,000 different species. This is excellent news for cooks…
How to feed your dog natural, organic dog treats
It’s not only humans who suffer sensitivity to various food items; dogs too may be allergic to gluten, wheat, lactose or preservatives. Choose to feed your pet only natural treats, and you will be promoting healthy teeth and eyes, skin, shiny coats and happy bodies. By opting to make your own dehydrated snacks, you will…
Homemade dog treats – a beginners’ guide!
You have read our article on obesity; then you will know that over 2.5 million dogs are overweight according to the latest research. Some of this is due to people not taking into account treats as part of the calorie/food intake. Whilst food is the obvious reward this does not have to be the case…
Keep your pet safe from poisons in the Garden
Keep your pet safe from poisons in the Garden There are many species of flowers and plants around the garden that could cause your pet to become ill. Some may only cause a mild stomach upset, while others are dangerously poisonous. Dogs are naturally inquisitive creatures, and although they probably wouldn’t bother with a shrub…