What could be better than a springtime stroll followed by a pint with your pooch? The Tails team have sniffed out their top dog-friendly pubs in the Surrey area, so whether you’ve been stretching those legs along the Surrey Hills or simply want some good grub, we’ve got you covered. Credit: dogbuddy.com The Parrot, Forest … Read more
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
With brands recognising the popularity of brachycephalic breeds, there’s been an increase in their appearances in adverts. Head Vet Sean looks at what advertisers can do to make sure they’re promoting responsible dog welfare.
As we know here at tails.com, the secrets to a great diet for your dog are high-quality ingredients, tailored to their individual needs and the right amount to keep them healthy and happy.
Whether you’re bringing last year’s down from the attic or heading out to choose 2017’s Douglas Fir, there’s always room for an extra bauble – especially if it’s got a dog on.
We all like fresh food, and our dogs are no different. To help you keep your dog’s food fresher for longer, here are our 3 handy tips.
While nutrition is key to a long and healthy life for your dog, nearly half of all dog owners don’t know what type of or how much dog food to feed their dogs.
Featuring some of our very own tails.com customers and one of our tails.com office dogs, our new advert goes hand in hand with the fresh new look on our website, packaging and social media channels.
It’s July already, how and when did that happen? We’re running out of summer months in which to plan a holiday for and if you’re still waiting to book yours, what are you waiting for?
If you’re heading abroad with your canine companion this year, one of the things on your holiday checklist should be your dog’s pet passport. Here’s what you need to know.