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The importance of teeth in your dog
Dogs
Health & Safety

The importance of teeth in your dog

Teeth play a very important role in a dog’s life, right from puppyhood through to their senior years. They all have a part to play in keepin...Read more
How much time do you need to care for a puppy?
Dogs
Education & Training
Life As A Pet Parent

How much time do you need to care for a puppy?

Most people who are considering buying their first puppy understand that the first few weeks when your puppy comes home require a large comm...Read more
The Hush Basset - Basset Hound Cocker Spaniel Mix
Dogs
Life As A Pet Parent

The Hush Basset - Basset Hound Cocker Spaniel Mix

The Hush Bassett is an adorable cross between the Bassett Hound and the Cocker Spaniel and is also known as a Cocker Bassett. It is a relati...Read more
Why you should never allow mats to develop in your dog’s coat
Dogs
Grooming & Hygiene

Why you should never allow mats to develop in your dog’s coat

Owning a dog with a very short, single-layered coat makes caring for their skin and coat very easy. Whilst most dogs enjoy being brushed and...Read more
Do dogs have the menopause?
Dogs
Health & Safety

Do dogs have the menopause?

As such, unlike humans, there is no such thing as ‘menopause’ purely because of the definition of the word. The menopause occurs when the hu...Read more
Uveitis in dogs
Dogs
Health & Safety

Uveitis in dogs

Uveitis is a type of eye condition that can develop in dogs, which can lead to a range of changes in the appearance and functions of your do...Read more
What do you do if your horse hates the clippers
Horses
General
Grooming & Hygiene

What do you do if your horse hates the clippers

Having a horse that is difficult to clip can be very frustrating never mind downright dangerous. It always seems to be the ones that need to...Read more
Do dogs have a dominant paw?
Dogs
Health & Safety

Do dogs have a dominant paw?

We as people tend to have a dominant hand, which we describe as being either right or left handed. This is something that we don’t conscious...Read more
Do dogs consciously control their tail wags?
Dogs
Pet Psychology

Do dogs consciously control their tail wags?

A dog with a wagging tail is an ubiquitous sight that most of us interpret as a dog that is happy and friendly, and there is a whole languag...Read more
How to help your cats to get on and not fight
Cats
General

How to help your cats to get on and not fight

Through the century’s cats have been treated like royalty, in some civilisations, they have even been seen as gods. Having them fight among ...Read more
Ileus in rabbits – what is it?
Rabbits
Food & Nutrition

Ileus in rabbits – what is it?

Rabbits are complex little creatures, and there is much more to them than meets the eye. Like any animal, they have their faults, and in thi...Read more
Why might your new dog refuse to eat when they come home?
Dogs
Food & Nutrition

Why might your new dog refuse to eat when they come home?

Getting a new dog or puppy represents a huge commitment on the part of their future owners, and there is a lot to think about and plan for b...Read more
Are Tennis Balls Safe for Dogs?
Dogs
Health & Safety

Are Tennis Balls Safe for Dogs?

We all know that dogs love chasing after tennis balls. Not only are tennis balls inexpensive to buy but they have plenty of bounce for a fun...Read more
When should your puppy start wearing a collar?
Dogs
Education & Training

When should your puppy start wearing a collar?

All dogs need to be able to wear a collar happily and comfortably, and many dogs wear their collars all of the time. Within the UK, the law ...Read more
Retained puppy teeth and what to do about them
Dogs
Education & Training

Retained puppy teeth and what to do about them

Like humans, dogs get two sets of teeth in their lifetime – their first set of baby teeth that they keep for just a few weeks, and their lar...Read more
General symptoms of heart conditions in dogs that every owner should know
Dogs
Health & Safety

General symptoms of heart conditions in dogs that every owner should know

We all hope that our dogs will live to a ripe old age in good health, without any serious health problems or scares that might cause problem...Read more
Which Collie breeds make good pets for children?
Dogs
Life As A Pet Parent

Which Collie breeds make good pets for children?

Most children work on the principle that if a dog looks cute, or cuddly or does great tricks, then they want one! The rise in films with dog...Read more
The Health Implications of Merle Bulldogs
Dogs
Health & Safety

The Health Implications of Merle Bulldogs

On paper, the business of breeding dogs should bring joy to the world, especially if done responsibly. More puppies being born every day? Wh...Read more
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