Tips and information about how to look after your dog so she is healthy and happy
11 Effective Ways To Make Sure Your Older Or Arthritic Dog Gets The Right Exercise Until you have an older dog, you don’t realise just how different their needs are. We imagine our pups romping around forever, but as they get older, their mobility and exercise requirements can change dramatically. Although they are likely to
How To Protect Your Old Dog This Summer: 11 Essential Care Tips Older dogs can’t cope with high temperatures as well as their younger counterparts. Very often, senior dogs also suffer from arthritis, a condition which can be even more uncomfortable in hot weather. It’s easy to overlook the additional needs an older dog has.
Burning essential oils in a burner or diffuser can make a home smell so lovely – something especially appreciated in a home where there is a fur-baby in residence. Whilst there are many oils that are beneficial to us and our dogs, not all essential oils are safe for dogs. With the rise in popularity
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How To Combat Fleas And Ticks Without Putting Your Dog At Risk: 9 Effective Home Remedies Yuk! There are so many wonderful things about the summer, but the bugs aren’t one of them. What can we do for our dogs to help protect them from warm weather creepy-crawlies? There are of course lots of chemical
Lessons I Learned When Getting My Dog A Wheelchair: Pros And Cons To Consider How do you know when the time has come to get your dog a wheelchair? And how do you know which one to get? Dog wheelchairs are quite pricey, even the bottom end ones, so you don’t want to make an
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There are several reasons that a dog might need boots – to prevent injury, for protection from the cold, or to manage difficult terrain. In the case of my fur-baby, Mino, he needs them to protect his paws from injury. We’ve tried various different dog boots and these are certainly the best I’ve found so
Many of us pet-parents take our pups out for a walk with the intention of arriving at a certain destination, for example, the park. We have this notion that arriving at the destination is more important than the journey. For our dogs however, this simply isn’t true. If you haven’t already, why not re-consider the
