Lucy is one of our dedicated doggy daycare team. She is an amazing under-supervisor and loves your dogs like her own. The other love close to her heart is working with rescue dogs and together with her family they run Safe Rescue for Dogs. This month’s blog is all about her work with Safe Rescue and how you can help dogs in need. “On the 1st of October 2023, I flew over to Romania with a team of… Source ..read more

Our furry friends come in all shapes and sizes – and so does their fur! Whether your pup sports a short, medium, long, wire or curly coat, it’s important to keep it in top-notch condition. In this short, handy guide, we’ll walk you through the basics of grooming each coat type. So, your dog will stay looking, feeling and smelling their best. For 5 easy ways to keep your dog’s teeth clean… Source ..read more

Knowing your dog is having fun (in a safe, stimulating environment) alleviates your guilt and worry. But, for many dog parents, the idea of sending your dog to daycare sparks a bunch of questions: is it suitable for my dog? Will they enjoy it? What should I be looking for in a daycare centre? So, if you’re looking for the perfect fit, you’re barking up the right tree. This blog post will answer... Source ..read more

As the days get shorter and life gets busier, it’s harder to give your dog the exercise they need. (We know the struggle of being a parent with a packed schedule.) The result? Your pup is frustrated, and you’re wracked with guilt. But you’re here – which means you want the very best for your furry friend. Winter is the perfect time to bring some extra sunshine into your dog’s life... Source ..read more

We’ve covered the best dog-friendly pubs, beaches and eateries in Norwich. But what about those times when you need to indulge in some retail therapy? Other than Norwich’s iconic market, where can you and your pup go for a spot of shopping in the city centre? Don’t worry about having to leave your furry friend at home. Because we’ve sniffed out 11 fantastic dog-friendly shops in Norwich – where... Source ..read more

The leaves are turning golden, and the air’s growing crisp. Autumn is a lovely time for forest walks (and pumpkin spice lattes) – but it does come with some hidden dangers. Ones that every dog parent should be aware of. From mushroom mishaps to fallen fruit, we’ll be sharing five ways to keep your dog safe this spooky season. To get weekly tips straight to your inbox, join the pack of 3,000... Source ..read more

Nothing matches the joy of welcoming a new puppy into our lives. Those tiny paws and wagging tails have a supernatural ability to win our hearts in an instant. Yet, as much as we’d love to spend all day cuddling and playing with our furry companions, the harsh reality is: we’ve got other pressing responsibilities. Like work. Which begs the question, “Can I leave my puppy alone?” Rest assured... Source ..read more

Looking to raise a glass with your dog by your side? Well, you’re in luck. Legend has it that Norwich has a pub for every day of the year. (While that might not be true nowadays, Norwich does have 10 pubs and bars per square mile – and many of them are dog-friendly!) So, you’re spoilt for choice. Whether you’re in the mood for a pub quiz, live music, or more-ish street food, Norwich’s dog-friendly... Source ..read more

If you’re a dog owner in or around Norfolk – you’re in luck. We’re always singing the county’s praises for its dog-friendly atmosphere (just check out its walks)! Norfolk is a coastal gem known for its picturesque landscapes, and being a paradise for both humans and their furry friends. And, now summer’s (finally) arrived, what better plan is there than to take your dog for a frolic on the beach? Source ..read more

Spring has sprung and the grass is growing – finally. But, with these two things, a hidden danger comes hand-in-hand. One that can be harmful to our furry friends. Yes, we’re talking about grass seeds. Those pesky seed pods that are found in fields, gardens, and meadows. If you’re a dog owner in Norwich, you’ll know first-hand: grass seed season can be a real pain (literally). Not to worry, though. Source ..read more