What foods are harmful to dogs?
We’ve got so many dogs running around the office everyday that we’ve really got to be careful about what food we leave lying around. We put this poster up in the office kitchen to help us remember.
Health & Nutrition
Does my dog have a food allergy?
They’re itching, they’re nibbling, their skin is looking a bit raw…their gas can clear a room. Ouch! If this sounds like your dog, let’s get sleuthing, because the answer could lie in their food bowl. Like humans, dogs can be allergic or intolerant to particular foods. Only 10% of all allergies in dogs are food-related … Read more
The 9 poos every dog owner will know
Life with your dog can be full of surprises, like that one you found behind the sofa when you only nipped out to the shops for an hour. Meet the 9 poos you’ll have seen at some point in your dog’s life.
How to check your dog’s body condition score
Making sure your dog maintains a healthy weight is an important part of responsible dog ownership, but just weighing your dog on the scales doesn’t always give a true reflection of your dog’s health. Find out how to Body Condition Score your dog.
How to help dogs with arthritis and joint problems
Leading such an active life can often take its toll on a dog’s joints, which can lead to arthritis, so it’s important to know how you can help.
5 reasons to try tailored dog food
Convenience, peace of mind and a healthy, happy dog. Find out what else tailor made food can do for you and your dog.
5 ingredients to add to your dog’s Christmas dinner
For many of us, Christmas dinner is the ultimate meal to look forward to each year. The start of December is spent planning all the different types of vegetables we’re going to cook alongside the turkey and thinking about what time we’ll need to get up in the morning to start cooking it. So whilst … Read more
How do I know if my dog has diabetes?
Whilst diabetes is not as common in dogs as it is in humans, it’s estimated that around 1 in 200 dogs will develop diabetes as they get older. Diabetes does need to be confirmed by a vet, who will do definitive blood and urine tests to diagnose it but in most cases there are some … Read more
Myth Buster: Give the dog a bone?
At tails.com we often get asked whether it is safe or beneficial to feed bones to dogs. These are two separate questions. The simple answer to whether feeding bones is safe is no, as there can be many complications and dangers when feeding both raw and cooked bones: Raw bones can spoil and carry harmful … Read more
Coping with arthritis
Finding out your best friend has arthritis and is getting older and slower can be upsetting, but our friends at Bach Canine Rehab have kindly written some suggestions to help support your dog, and ensure they are kept as happy and comfortable as possible. Speak to your vet regarding suitable pain relief and any supplements … Read more