When we think of a happy, healthy dog, we often picture them running freely, chasing balls, and zooming around with endless energy. Exercise is essential for a dog’s physical and mental well-being, but what many dog owners don’t realize is that too much exercise can be just as harmful as too little. I wish I […]
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The holiday season can be very indulgent, with festive treats and delicious feasts filling homes. While sharing the joy of the holidays is natural, sharing your festive food with your furry friend can lead to serious health issues. Many holiday foods that are perfectly safe for humans can be dangerous or even life-threatening for dogs.
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When the summer heat becomes unbearable, keeping your dog entertained indoors can be a challenge. While outdoor adventures may be off the table, there are plenty of creative ways to provide mental and physical stimulation for your furry friend inside your cool, air-conditioned home. Here’s how to beat the heat while keeping your pup happy
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The holiday season is a time of joy, festivity, and celebration. However, the new sights, sounds, and smells that come with seasonal decorations and gatherings can be overwhelming or even dangerous for your furry friend. From shiny ornaments to glowing candles, these elements may add sparkle to your home but can pose risks to curious
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Just like humans, dogs can experience anxiety, and it can be triggered by various factors such as loud noises, unfamiliar environments, or changes in routine. Anxiety in dogs can manifest in different ways, and being able to recognize the signs early is crucial to providing the support and care they need. Here’s how to
Halloween is a time of spooky fun, festive costumes, and trick-or-treating. However, for our furry companions, it can be a source of anxiety, confusion, and even danger. From the constant ringing of the doorbell to the temptations of candy and decorations, Halloween presents unique challenges for dog owners. Here are some essential tips to ensure
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When it comes to socialising our furry friends, dog playdates are an excellent way to ensure they learn appropriate social behaviours and have fun. However, just like any social gathering, there are etiquettes and precautions to observe to ensure everyone has a good time—pups and pet parents alike. Here’s how to make sure your dog’s
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The seasonal drop in temperature can often result in changes in pet care routines, owners opting for mentally stimulating activities rather than facing the cold for a walk and dressing their pup up in warm winter coats and jackets rather than going to the beach. One crucial aspect that should not be overlooked is professional
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When the temperature starts to drop and the evenings get chilly, you might notice your dog moving a bit slower, stretching a bit longer, and perhaps hesitating before their usual jump onto the couch. As winter rolls in, dogs with arthritis often experience increased stiffness and discomfort. Here’s how you can help your furry friend
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As National Pet ID Week unfolds we are reminded about a simple yet integral act that can mean the difference between lost and found, between heartache and reunion. Microchipping your dog is not just a recommendation; it’s an act of love, foresight, and responsibility. A Microchip: A Beacon in the Dark A microchip
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