Advice from Dog Behaviourist, Carolyn Menteith Nose – and yes’s! For owners who really want to take their relationship with their dog to the next level, one of the best ways to do this is to focus on possibly the most underappreciated of our dog’s senses… their incredible nose. It is probably because we don’t … Read more
A relatively new form of sun care for dogs is to use pet-friendly sun cream. It might surprise you that dogs can get sunburnt and suffer from sun exposure in similar ways to humans. Even more so if your dog has conditions like dermatitis or autoimmune disorders. Before we dive in, remember the best protection … Read more
Occupier and puzzle toys are becoming a must-have for dog owners, and for good reason – they’re a great way to shake up feeding time for your dog. It’s the new way to keep your dog busy when you’re working or having dinner. Plus, a clever way to give them mental stimulation as they work … Read more
For dog owners in Great Britain, the rules for travelling to Northern Ireland or Europe with a dog onboard changed in January 2021. If you’re planning to travel soon, make sure you’re up to date on the latest regulations, so you can travel with peace of mind. What are the new pet travel rules? Before … Read more
Losing your dog – it’s every owner’s worst fear. But did you know pets with accurate information linked to their microchips are 54% more likely to get home? In this article, we’ll be examining why microchipping your dog is important and how they can help you be reunited with your pup. How pet microchips work … Read more
When you have had your dog from a puppy and watched them grow up, it can be hard tothink of them as becoming elderly. When we see our dogs every single day, we often don’tnotice the signs that indicate our canine companions are no longer in their prime and theirage is beginning to catch up … Read more
Hi, I’m Emily and this is my puppy Pip. I’ve always had family dogs and have spent my whole life around dogs, so I thought I knew everything I needed to for getting my own puppy. Turns out, I wasn’t quite right! So here’s 5 things I wish I’d known before bringing Pip home. Toilet … Read more
A worm infection can be really common in both adult dogs and puppies, and in most cases are nothing to worry about. The majority of infections come from intestinal worms – tapeworms and roundworms are the most common types, whilst hookworms and whipworms are less common but still important to keep an eye out for. … Read more
It’s National Pet Month, and to help champion responsible pet ownership we’ve teamed up with Savoo to raise money for the charity StreetVet. Every day of April 2022, Savoo will be donating £15 to Street Vet on every tails.com order placed using one of their tails.com deals. By claiming an exclusive 80% saving off your … Read more
Picture this – you’re sprawled out on the sofa and spot your dog having a good itch. A few minutes later they do it again, and again, and again… And you start to wonder do they have fleas? When was their last treatment? And what do you do if they do have them? Fear not! … Read more