For any dog, their bed is more than just a place to rest; it's their sanctuary, a cosy retreat they can call their own. However, if you find your dog relentlessly attacking their bed, it may signify they're struggling to find comfort and relaxation in your home. Dogs exhibit various behaviours when they're not quite comfortable with their beds. From scratching and digging to peeing and chewing, each action communicates something different. Let's delve into why dogs may destroy their beds and explore gentle yet effective ways to help them overcome this behaviour. Why Dogs Destroy Their Beds Dog ..read more

Are you ready to embark on a leash revolution with your furry friend? Look no further than KONG Retractable Leads, the ultimate ticket to freedom and fun for your canine companion. We've teamed up with Percy's Pet Products to bring you a selection of these fantastic leads that will have tails wagging in excitement. Let's dive into the paws-itive benefits of these retractable wonders! Freedom to Roam: Have you ever seen a dog's eyes light up with joy when they're granted a little extra room to explore? With KONG Retractable Leads, you're giving your pup the gift of freedom while maintaining con ..read more

Every dog owner knows that a happy pup is a healthy pup, and one way to keep your furry friend both mentally and physically engaged is through interactive playtime. Treat-dispensing dog toys are a fantastic addition to your pet's play arsenal, offering a wide range of benefits that go beyond just entertainment. In this blog, we'll explore why these toys are a must-have for every dog owner and recommend some top-quality options from Percy's Pet Products. Mental Stimulation and Engagement Just like humans, dogs thrive on mental stimulation. Treat-dispensing toys encourage problem-solving and cog ..read more

When it comes to our equine companions, their health is paramount. That's why we're excited to introduce you to Equibalancer's M&S Formula, a complete balancer specially crafted for horses and ponies dealing with Mallenders or Sallenders. This formula provides all the essential nutrients without any fillers, bulking agents, cereals, alfalfa, or sugars. Plus, it's biotin-free and can be simply incorporated with a handful of chaff or grass nuts, making it a versatile choice for horses not necessarily on a hard food ration. Feeding Equibalancer's M&S Formula It's important to note that w ..read more

Welcome, fellow dog lovers! Our four-legged companions bring immense joy to our lives, but as responsible pet owners, it's crucial to stay informed about potential dangers that can harm their well-being. One such threat that can lurk in the great outdoors is the humble yet hazardous tick. In this blog, we'll explore the dangers of ticks on dogs, along with effective prevention and treatment methods to keep our canine friends safe and happy. Plus, we'll introduce you to an invaluable tool in the fight against ticks: the Long Paws Tick Remover. The Menace of Ticks: Ticks are tiny arachnids that ..read more

Hey there, fellow horse lovers! We all want the best for our four-legged friends, and when it comes to their well-being and performance, electrolytes play a key role. That's why we're here to dive into the amazing benefits of electrolytes for horses and introduce you to some incredible products available at Percy's Pet Products that can take your horse's health to the next level.   What Are Electrolytes and Why Should You Care? Let's start with the basics. Electrolytes are essential minerals and salts that have a superpower—they carry an electrical charge when dissolved in bodily fluids ..read more

A clever Border Collie dog walked into a police station after becoming separated from her owners on a walk. Rosie was being walked by owners Steve and Julie Harper in Southfields Park, Loughborough, on 3 November, when she was startled by a firework and ran off. However, the resourceful pet then calmly took a seat in the local police station. The moment that Rosie, a 10-year-old rescue dog, walked into Loughborough Police station was captured by CCTV footage, the BBC reports. Fortunately, the Harpers are responsible dog owners, and Rosie was wearing a collar with an ID tag which enabled police ..read more

Dogs can enjoy playing in snow in the wintertime, but the colder weather and darker evenings brings some challenges as well. Here are some tips to make sure that both you and your dog continue to stay fit and active during the winter months.  Keep salt and grit off paws Salt and grit which are used to keep roads and pavements clear in icy weather can build up on dog’s paws, causing irritation. Therefore, it is important to wash their paws if you have been walking on treated surfaces. The charity PDSA advises that you could also apply a thin layer of butter to the pads of the foot, to hel ..read more

The fireworks season can be a difficult time for pets and livestock, and their owners. Many animals have more acute hearing than humans, and of course there is no way to explain to them the reason for the sudden loud bangs. However, there are some steps that animal owners can take to minimise the impact of the noise and disruption.  How to help dogs cope with fireworks Around half of all dogs find loud bangs and whistles distressing. Their ears are very sensitive, and some breeds of dog may even experience physical pain in their ears from the noise. Therefore, it is important to keep the ..read more

Owning a horse or pony is a joy and a privilege, but of course that comes with the responsibility for their welfare. While the vast majority of owners are vigilant about their horse’s health and comfort all year round, it is always useful to make sure you are well prepared in advance for the colder and wetter months ahead.   Assess the individual needs of your equine Any advice on equine care will always be general, because they are all individuals with their own specific needs. For example, native ponies such as the Highland and Dartmoor are well adapted to the British climate, with thic ..read more