Telling Tails
We asked our resident vet Emily Turner about what we should be looking out for in our dogs food.
Has searching for “dogs up for adoption in your area” gotten a little more serious recently? That’s more than fair enough.
If you had a pooch pre-pandemic or felt like you needed a little bundle of joy to get you through the rough times, your dog must realise that life outside of the comfort of its own home is safe and there’s for the sniffing. So, what’s the best way to show your dog all the things the world has to offer?
As the season of love dawns upon us and department stores start to put out the obnoxiously large love heart displays, we think it’s time to look at your mate who gives you unconditional love no matter what.
We want to take this moment to have a thing about what you can to make sure your pooch is as entertained as aunt Suzie on karaoke night.
Similar to people, dogs often lack essential nutrients such as DHA in their diets. This can be a result of their regular diets being too high in grains, cereals or vegetables and not including enough fresh fish or seafood.
Hot hound summer is here and we need to make sure our furry friends are enjoying the picturesque days safely.
Ah, to age gracefully. What a blissful idea for both the owner and their pooch.
We had a chat with the amazing dog trainer, Laura Mundy, about the positive effects that dogs can have on our mental health.