As a responsible dog owner, safeguarding your furry companion from the perils of fleas and ticks is paramount. These tiny pests, if left unchecked, can cause serious health issues for your beloved dog. We understand your deep affection for your four-legged friend, and that's why we've put together this comprehensive guide on preventing fleas and ticks. In this guide, we will cover essential tips for preventing these nuisances, how to react if your dog becomes infested, safe tick removal techniques, and identifying signs of tick or flea presence. Top Tips for Flea and Tick Prevention: 1. Regula ..read more

Congratulations on the arrival of your new puppy! Welcoming a puppy into your life is a joyous occasion, and with it comes great responsibility. To ensure your new furry family member grows up happy and healthy, you'll need to provide the right care and attention. This guide will take you through the essential steps of puppy care, offering valuable insights into nutrition, safety, and overall well-being. 1. Nutrition Matters Puppies have unique nutritional needs compared to adult dogs. While they can eat regular dog food, opting for puppy-specific chow is beneficial for their growth and digest ..read more

Our four legged friends deserve the best when it comes to comfort, safety, and style. One of the latest innovations in the world of pet accessories is the Dual AirMesh Harness, and it's quickly gaining popularity among pet owners. Designed to provide unparalleled comfort, control, and convenience, these harnesses are taking pet walking to a whole new level. In this blog, we'll explore the numerous benefits of Dual AirMesh Harnesses, all of which you can find at Woofles. What is a Dual AirMesh Harness? Before we dive into the benefits of this innovative pet accessory, let's first understand wha ..read more

Celebrating International Dog Day Every year on August 26th, a special day arrives when the world unites in celebration of our four-legged friends – International Dog Day. This day is not just about cute puppy pictures and heartwarming dog videos flooding our social media feeds. It's a day to honor the incredible bond between humans and dogs, a bond that stretches back thousands of years.   A History of Companionship The relationship between humans and dogs is one of oldest and most enduring partnerships in history. Archaeological evidence suggests that humans began domesticating dogs as ..read more

Hip Dysplasia is one of the most common musculoskeletal conditions that affect our canine companions. Receiving the diagnosis can be tough, especially if your dog is young and active - but there are a multitude of treatment and management options available. Knowing how to spot the early signs and take preventative action is key. Radiograph of Hip Dysplasia (Source: Fitzpatrick Referrals) What is Hip Dysplasia? The term "dysplasia" means abnormal development. The hip is a ball and socket joint; the head of the femur (ball) sits in the acetabulum (socket) of the pelvis; this type of join ..read more

Our dogs are a huge part of our lives, they are always there with a wagging tail and a cuddle when we need them. Your wedding day is a celebration of love and happiness; when we want to be surrounded by the people who mean the most to us - and we happen to think our pooches should be involved too! From dog friendly venues, to doggy stationery, let us take you by the lead and into the wedding world. Dog friendly venues Photo from Dodford Manor- Barn Wedding Venue There are some brilliant dog friendly venues right across the UK. The wedding planning website Hitched lists 743 dog friendl ..read more

Reward Based Trainer? Balanced Trainer? Fear Free Trainer? Who do you choose? I’m within the industry and its difficult enough for me to keep up with all the new terminology and descriptions that trainers use to advertise themselves, never mind for dog owners that may be being exposed to this industry for the first time. With this in mind I thought I’d try and help you all make sense of different phrases and help you then make a decision on what type of dog trainer you want to work with for you and your dog. THE LINGO AMONGST DOG TRAINERS Here are a few common words often used by t ..read more

  In the run up to Guy Fawkes Night and with other celebrations that traditionally involve fireworks, such as Diwali, Christmas and New Year’s Eve on the horizon, many dog owners will be concerned about how the loud bangs and flashes will affect their dogs. Fireworks can often be very frightening and stressful for our pets, causing anxiety and unpredictable behaviour.  It is important that dog owners plan ahead and ensure they have considered ways to keep their beloved pooch safe and calm. For a non-working dog, loud bangs, flashing lights and unusual smells of explosives can be ver ..read more

  With so many different pet insurers on the market and policies that vary greatly, choosing the right dog insurance for your four-legged friend can be a bit of a minefield and seem like a daunting task.  We took some time to carry out research to help you make the right decision when considering insurance for your dog. The thought of our puppies and dogs becoming poorly or having an accident is never pleasant but unfortunately, as with humans, illness and injury are an inevitable occurrence for some dog owners. Dog insurance offers us peace of mind that, in the unfortunate event t ..read more

You might be shocked to learn that despite the wide array of dog harnesses that are on the market, both in well known, nationwide pet shops and online, not all harnesses are the same nor are they all good for your dog.  Following advice from veterinary surgeons and canine rehabilitation specialists, this article discusses the various types of harnesses that are on offer and the reasons why they are or are not suitable for your dog.   Non-Restrictive Dog Harness Canine professionals believe that there are many benefits of using a dog harness, but it is imperative that a non-restr ..read more