Updated July 2026 Dogs are very good at noticing when someone drops a crisp or leaves a plate of chips within reach. A single stolen plain crisp is a very different situation from a small dog eating an entire family-sized packet of heavily seasoned snacks. Neither crisps nor takeaway chips are suitable regular dog treats….
It can be pretty tempting to give your dog treats and snacks. However, what we consider healthy and nutritious for humans can be toxic to dogs. Here are several toxic foods for dogs you should avoid feeding your dog at all costs to prevent an emergency visit to the Vet. This is by no…
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 considering treats as part of the calorie/food intake. Whilst food is the obvious reward. This does not have to be the case (Missy loves…
Christmas is an exciting time of the year for the entire family, including your dog. Most owners want their four-legged furry friend to be involved in all the festivities, including a dog Christmas dinner. Much of what we eat at Christmas is suitable for your dog, but there are a few things to watch out…
Christmas snacks and leftover foods for your dog It’s coming up to Christmas again, which means lots of lovely feasts and foodie treats to look forward to. There will, of course, be the Christmas turkey, a honey glazed ham and not to mention the delicious Christmas pudding and mince pies. We will all eat our…
If you’re here because your dog has just eaten chocolate, take a breath. This happens all the time. Dogs are quick, quiet, and led by smell. Chocolate gets left out during busy moments. Guests arrive with gifts. Kids drop sweets. Someone puts a bar “up high” and forgets the dog can jump. I work with…
