Puppies and the Coronavirus
Getting a new puppy is an exciting time, however, the Coronavirus outbreak may be putting a dampener on your spirits. But fear not, here are some tips on how to make things work during this unsettling time.
Getting a new puppy is an exciting time, however, the Coronavirus outbreak may be putting a dampener on your spirits. But fear not, here are some tips on how to make things work during this unsettling time.
Whilst the world is on lockdown, everyone’s routines have been changed. But how can we keep our pets happy during this unsettled time?
Unfortunately, it’s not always appropriate to take your dog with you on holiday. If you do have to leave your pooch in the care of someone else, make sure you put a lot of thought into it and don’t just pick the first place you see!
Dogs can lose their sight for a number of reasons, either slowly or suddenly. This blog will look at ways to make their lives easier, and how to cope with the changes they face.
Microchipping is arguably the best way to get your pet back should they go missing, but what are microchips, and are they safe?
Cushing’s disease (orhyperadrenocorticism) can affect any dog, however it usually affects middle aged dogs. It is when the body produces too much of the hormone cortisol and it can be managed with medication.
With Christmas right around the corner, pet shops are filling their shelves with all sorts of festive treats. But is rawhide safe for dogs?
It’s been so hot recently, but our pets usually don’t cope well with the heat. Here are some tips to keep them cooler during the warm weather.
Whilst there are no laws to say you have to have pet insurance, lots of people decide to get it. But do you really need pet insurance?
A few years ago, one of my dogs, Tommy was diagnosed with a collapsed trachea, and recently, one of my other dogs, Nacho has been diagnosed with it too. A collapsed trachea in dogs isn’t a nice condition for them to have, there are things you can do to make their life easier.