As dogs get older, their eating habits change – and so does the food they need. Most dog foods are designed with a dog’s life stage in mind, so it’s a good idea to think about changing their food as they get older. This ensures they get all the essential nutrients they need to stay … Read more
Obesity is a problem for both humans and dogs. It’s one of the fastest growing health concerns for vets and pet owners, and it affects dogs of all breeds and ages. With a growing puppy, it’s especially important to adopt good habits when it comes to their diet and exercise routine to make sure your … Read more
Keeping your dog in good shape all starts with the right diet. Because just like us humans, when our pups eat too much of the wrong foods the weight can pile on. While not eating enough can lead to weight loss and malnutrition. Diet contributes to your dog’s overall health and wellbeing, which is why … Read more
As a nation of dog lovers we can’t help but indulge our pups. But with pet obesity on the rise, a little morsel here and there soon adds up. And if we’re not careful, all those sneaky treats can lead to a podgy pooch. While many owners use food as a way to shower their … Read more
Meet Diesel ? Diesel is an Australian Cattle Dog crossed with a Poodle – and he’s a self-confessed foodie! We’ve been feeding Diesel his tasty tails.com food for about 12 months now, and since we’ve transitioned he’s so much healthier – not only has tails.com helped my dog lost weight, but his coat is softer … Read more
It’s important to keep your dog at a healthy weight – this will mean they’re happier and healthier in the long run – but sometimes it can be tough! Food-motivated dogs can quickly pile on the pounds, while fussy eaters can sometimes be leaner than they should be. And as dog obesity rises, it’s important … Read more
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.
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.
Just as it is for humans, obesity in dogs is also a health risk. If you think your dog needs a little help to get back into shape, here’s what you need to do.