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Salt, or sodium chloride, is a core ingredient in nutrition: essentially it keeps cells working properly (electrolyte balance). It’s a natural preservative and has been for thousands of years – thanks to being very good at drying food out and preventing spoilage. Salt is also super tasty, as any one who loves crisps knows, and … Read more
There’s a lot to think about with a new puppy. Housetraining them, socialising them, training goals and feeding needs – they’re all up there, but have you ever thought about those growing puppy teeth? During the first few months, your puppy’s baby teeth fall out and adult teeth grow in their place. Just like babies, … Read more
Most dogs love a good bark – it’s their way of communicating with us. And for some dog owners it’s part of everyday life. Of course you love the bones of them, but sometimes those persistent woofs can drive you nuts. Not to mention the neighbours too. When barking is too much and too often, … Read more
We hear you. Sometimes they lap everything up, sometimes they’re not even interested. Puppies sometimes go off their food – there’s nothing unusual about that. If your puppy seems fine in themselves, skipping a meal isn’t a major concern – just remember that for recently weaned puppies, it’s important they eat regularly as they’re prone … Read more
Diners across the UK are set to receive a 50% discount on their meals throughout August through the Government’s ‘Eat Out to Help Out’ scheme. And the long-awaited list of restaurants participating has finally been released. Restaurants who sign up to the Eat Out to Help Out scheme will automatically deduct the percentage from your … Read more
You’ve got your new bundle of fur. Now it’s time they learn the ropes. It’s great for you, great for bonding, and helps your puppy understand how they fit into the family. Get started with puppy training basics now and you’ll have a well-rounded and well-behaved adult dog. And, because it’s never too early to … Read more
Not only is watermelon one of our favourite summertime fruits, but it has a whole host of other benefits. It’s refreshing, packed with vitamins, and it’s great for keeping hydrated as it has a high water content. And if it couldn’t get any better – it’s suitable for both us humans and dogs alike. So … Read more
Dogs rely on facial expressions and body language to understand and communicate with us, so the new normal of having to wear face masks everywhere can be tricky for them. Your dog might be nervous when you’re out and about – and here’s why. With most of our faces now covered up your eyes are … Read more
Did you know… lots of your favourite plants might not be dog-friendly – some plants have toxins that can cause an upset stomach, diarrhoea or vomiting. So it’s really important to double check your plant is suitable before bringing it home. Luckily, there’s still plenty of beautiful greenery to choose from. To make life easier, … Read more
Back in April we shared our Dog Difference Study with you; the largest ever study into the impact that our pets have on our lives. The report explored how dogs in particular have become attuned to our emotions and have been helping us cope with the stresses and strains of lockdown living. You already know … Read more