Although kennel cough is a relatively unserious condition that doesn’t mean that it should be ignored, in healthy dogs kennel cough often clears up itself, but you should still keep an eye on your pet to make sure that the condition isn’t getting worse. As the name suggests, kennel cough is a cough your dog…
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Kennel Cough Remedies
Some Natural Ways to Help Kennel Cough If you think your dog has developed kennel cough, you should take him to your vet, who may decide that a course of antibiotics is an appropriate line of treatment. Tell them before you go as kennel cough is very contagious, and they may not want you in…
Kennel Cough
Kennel Cough in Dogs Kennel cough can rear its head at any time of the year and is very infectious. Outbreaks can occur when dogs are in close proximity to one another, such as kennels, dog shows and parks. Kennel Cough,the common name that is given to infectious Canine Tracheobronchitis or Bordatella, is a very…
Training Rewards for Dogs
Training Rewards We all know that it has been scientifically proven that the outdated idea of punishment training for dogs is not only desirable – it simply doesn’t work! Positive training, with appropriate rewards, is much more effective and less likely to stress the dog and you! So what can you use as a dog…
Leads and Harnesses
Choosing the Best Lead and Harness for Your Dog: A Friendly Guide Walking our dogs is one of life’s simplest joys. Still, it can come with challenges, especially in urban environments where open spaces are limited, and restrictions in parks, beaches, or public areas are increasing. While letting dogs run free is undeniably the most…
Dog Treats Advice
Practical Guide for Dog Owners You’ve just sat down with a cup of tea and a biscuit. Your dog is watching every move, tail wagging, eyes fixed on your hand. You think: one little bite won’t hurt, right? I’ve been there. Whether it’s a bit of toast crust or a treat for being ‘a good…
DIY Dog Dens
Building a Safe DIY Dog Den for your Dog Bonfire night can be a magical time for children and adults alike but not necessarily for our dogs. The sound of fireworks booming away can be a frightening ordeal for your pet, but there are steps you can take to make him feel safe. As a…
Fireworks and Your Dog
Tips to prepare your dog for fireworks Just because you enjoy a firework display, the odds are that your dog won’t! The firework season gets longer and longer. Fireworks go on sale from 15th October to 10th November, then 26th – 31st December, plus Diwali and Chinese New Year. The firework season begins with Halloween…