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Chirping birds, buzzing bees, and colourful flowers blooming everywhere. Spring is the season of possibilities… and, unfortunately, allergies. You know that feeling: a scratchy throat, constant sneezing, itchy skin, and red, puffy eyes. Allergic reactions can happen for many reasons. The majority of allergens are proteins from plants, insects, animals, or foods. When you have … Read more
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As humans, we brush our teeth every day as part of a good oral healthcare routine. This is to prevent the build-up of plaque, protect teeth enamel and keep gums healthy. Otherwise, plaque would form, harden into tartar and eventually lead to periodontal disease. The consequences could vary from swollen gums to tooth loss. The … Read more
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We never like to see our strong dogs feeling under the weather. It can be especially stressful for owners, because dogs can’t explain their symptoms, or the pain and discomfort they feel. This, however, doesn’t mean there aren’t behaviours or physical signs that you can look out for. By educating yourself as a dog owner … Read more
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Growing old is part of life. Just like humans, dogs’ needs change as they age. As a puppy, your dog needed specific nutrition, exercise, and medical care to help them grow into the healthiest, happiest, strongest adult dogs they could be. The same is true for their golden years. If you start noticing grey hair … Read more
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Dogs love attention from their owners, especially if it involves a good belly rub, an ear-scratching or pat on the head. To make this a pleasant experience for both you and your dog, it is important that they have a healthy dog coat. An even more important reason to pay attention to your dog’s coat … Read more
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Pet owners refer to their dogs by various nicknames. Doggos, four-legged friends and canine companions. But have you ever stopped to wonder what it means to be classified as a canine, especially when it comes to daily dog nutrition? A ‘canine’ is defined as a mammal part of the Carnivora species with a snout, non-retractable … Read more
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As pet owners, we understand that healthy food, plenty of water, daily exercise and loving attention are all essential for a dog’s wellbeing. However, many owners underestimate the importance of dog training and the benefits for both the owner and their dog. There are both physical and emotional benefits to properly training your dog. From … Read more
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Training Your Dog: The Do’s and Don’ts Training is a great way to build a connection with your dog. Not only does it teach both of you how to understand and communicate with each other, but it also gives your dog the stimulation they need to keep them happy and strong. There are different types … Read more
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The why, when and what you need to know about pet vaccinations. Why your dog should get the jabs… Pet vaccinations protect against a number of highly contagious diseases, some of which can result in costly vet visits or could even be fatal. Vaccinating your pet is one of the most cost-effective ways to prevent … Read more
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Thousands of pets suffer from the accidental ingestion of harmful substances every year. As such, we thought we’d share this article on symptoms to look out for and tips on what to do if you suspect your dog has been poisoned. The symptoms of a poisoned dog depend on the type of poison exposure. Possible poisons include everyday household … Read more