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Fruit: that’s got to be good for your dog, right? The answer is yes and no. Exotic fruits contain lots of vitamins and antioxidants – great for dogs. But they can also have a high sugar content and cause digestive issues and other problems. Not so good. Our Lead Nutritionist, Dr Samantha Ware, explains which … Read more
In this heat is your pooch getting a bit hot under the collar? Looking for a simple way to help cool them off? We’ve found our dogs at Tails.com HQ love an ice cold treat to cool down during these hot summer days. We’ve made a list of our favourite frozen recipes. Refreshing watermelon dog … Read more
Calcium. This super-boosting mineral does more than just give us strong and healthy bones, so should it go in our dog’s diets too? What part does calcium play in dog nutrition? Can dogs drink milk? We asked our Lead Nutritionist, Dr Samantha Ware. What does calcium do for dogs? As an essential mineral, it does … Read more
Ever wanted to try a new sport with your four-legged friend? Checkout these unusual canine sports – from Canicross to Bikejoring. There’s a sport out there for every person and pooch. Dogs need daily activity to keep them physically fit and mentally stimulated. Trying a new sport is a great way to keep your dog … Read more
We hear a lot about omega-3 in our diets. But how important are omega-3 fatty acids for our dogs? Our vet and nutritionist team is here to explain why omega oils should be a staple of every dog’s diet. What is omega-3? Omega-3 belongs to a group of special fats known as essential fatty acids. … Read more
When it’s hot, hot, hot like it is now, us humans sweat it out to cool down. Dogs don’t sweat like we do and instead lose their heat through panting, meaning they need a little bit more care than we do in the heat.
Want to know more about feeding fish to your dog? We’re here to help you get to know your haddock from your halibut. Cooked plain – without any added fat, seasoning or sauces – fish is a brilliant addition to your dog’s diet and helps everything from their coat and skin to their joints (thank … Read more
If you’re a vegetable fan, you might be tempted to give your dog some to try too. Good news: you can, because they’re also healthy for dogs, in moderation. A few types can be harmful, so make sure you know your stuff before you go wild in the veg aisle. We asked our Lead Nutritionist, … Read more
With a busy work-life schedule, finding time to entertain your dog isn’t always easy. But a few tweaks to your dog’s routine can go a long way to keeping boredom at bay. How do I know if my dog is bored? Different dogs react to boredom in different ways. Signs your dogs could be bored … Read more
For some dogs, saying goodbye feels like the worst thing in the world. You’re cruelly abandoning them! And never coming back! They’re trapped forever! They miss you! We all hate leaving our dogs, but separation anxiety is a very real problem – especially when our dogs have become so much more used to us being … Read more