Most dog owners know that one of the trickiest issues their four-legged friend can face is an allergic reaction. This is mainly because allergies aren’t conditions that easily fade away on their own. The good news is that you can still help your canine pal, and there are numerous options that efficiently remedy reactions and provide welcome relief. How do dogs experience allergies? As people, we usually experience an allergic reaction in the body’s respiratory tract. Pet hair or pollen can swiftly lead to a range of symptoms including sneezing, coughing, shortness of breath or itchy, watery ey ..read more

Just as humans become older and require a little bit of extra TLC, so does your dog. Senior dogs do need a little bit more care and attention as they grow older. This is because as their bodies age, their bones, mind, coat, teeth, and diet become really important to help them stay as fit and healthy for as long as possible. Below are some tips on the extra care your elderly dog may require to help him battle old age, just like we humans do too. Food and supplements Because older dogs are not so energetic as they once were, they can be prone to obesity, which will bring about its own set of pro ..read more

A healthy dog is a happy dog, so knowing when your dog might need a helping hand to maintain its healthy status is key. Here are some common telltale signs to look out for that could indicate dog supplements might be required. Mobility problems If you notice that your dog’s mobility is not what it used to be, this could suggest it might be suffering from joint problems. In particular, if your dog has trouble getting up from a sitting position, is taking longer than normal to become upright, seems slower when out and about or is reluctant to go up and down stairs, this may be because of joint p ..read more

As we head into Autumn, most UK dog owners will already be thinking about Bonfire Night. Although this is an exciting time for many people, it can be stressful for dogs. The loud noises, sudden bangs and bright lights can make your pet pooch feel anxious. In addition, it can make them less focused than usual and harder to control. It is not just Bonfire Night itself either! People now seem to let fireworks off for many weeks before and after the event. This means you and your dog can be in for a testing few weeks. Rather than simply putting up with it though, it is worth finding ways to help y ..read more

Even the healthiest dogs experience an upset tummy now and then, but if it’s an ongoing, persistent problem, then you may need to get help. When a dog experiences an upset stomach, it may throw up, have diarrhoea or flatulence and, in some cases, may start to lose its fur. If your dog is showing signs of an upset stomach, there are a few steps you should take. Take away their food As mean as it sounds, the first thing you should do is make your dog fast for a period of time, usually, 24 hours for an adult and 12 if they’re just a pup. This gives their gut a chance to rest and recover. If your ..read more