The sun is out. Temperatures are rising, nature is blooming, and the list of places you want to visit with your furry friend keeps growing by the day. However, even with all of the enjoyment the summer months bring, precautions are also necessary to ensure your dog remains happy and healthy. This is the case with raw feeding. You know the benefits gained from raw feeding your dog. You also understand there are extra points to consider when opting for a raw diet. It requires extra thinking to ensure your pooch is not only getting all of the vitamins and minerals they need, but it’s also safe fo ..read more

We’re Now Accepting what3words Albion today announces its partnership with location technology company what3words in the UK. United in a mission to improve customer service, the partnership enables customers to provide their what3words address at checkout. This removes the need for phone calls from lost delivery drivers, and means deliveries arrive at the precise location faster and more efficiently. Drivers will no longer have to ask customers for additional directions, optimising the delivery process and providing a smoother customer experience. An increasingly on-demand economy means that c ..read more

Are you considering the addition of a new four-footed family member? Bringing a puppy into your home is a joyous occasion. Watching them grow and mature into a well balanced, social dog who is a pleasure to be around is everyone’s dream. It is a big deal for you, your family and your puppy and life will change forever once he steps through the door. Considering the right dog for your family Although many people breeze through puppyhood, sometimes problems arise if careful research has not been given on what type of dog would best suit your family.   If you live a sedentary life and mostly ..read more

All dogs need consistent exercise regardless of their size, breed and age. Dogs whose routine includes exercise are better behaved and healthier. Dogs who receive regular exercise are more focused, listen better and are less likely to engage in destructive behavior. Dogs with too much energy can become restless and develop anxiety-related behaviors, such as chewing, digging and barking. Dogs require both physical and mental stimulation every day in order to be happy and healthy. Most problem behaviors can be attributed to lack of stimulation. A bored dog will find something to do, it is in you ..read more

Why Should You Feed Your Dogs Raw Bones? When it comes to our dog’s we know that they deserve the best, most dogs have gnawed on a bone at some point in time. Your dog’s safety is quite likely every dog owner’s primary concern as not every bone is a safe bone for your dog. If you are ready to enrich your dog’s life and health by feeding them bones, there are a lot of great reasons to switch to raw bones. Everyone has heard the myth that dogs are unable to digest bones, and that’s just what that is…a myth. Dogs can digest bones, but only certain types of bones. These are edible raw bones, from ..read more

Dogs need constant mental stimulation and physical exercise in order to be happy and healthy. Physical exercise and mental stimulation improves their mood contributing to positive behaviours as well as regulating their weight. Keeping dogs active, especially in the winter months, will decrease their anxiety; anxious dogs tend to become restless and turn to destructive behavior such as chewing on shoes and destroying furniture. Consistent exercise and mental stimulation will keep their minds sharp and their bodies young as they get older. Age-appropriate activities that keep your pup moving is ..read more

We all love our furry friends and want to keep our dogs as safe and healthy as we can. If you’ve recently become a dog owner, you may be asking yourself what foods you should avoid giving your dog, and what foods are safe for your dog to regularly eat. This guide should help you get started. Signs Your Dog Has Eaten Something They Shouldn’t Dogs often develop symptoms a few days after eating something they shouldn’t (On average, it takes three to four days). If you notice any of these symptoms in your dog, try to think back to anything they could have stolen from the kitchen or other places ar ..read more

Whether your dog has seen ten winters or only one, these holiday tips for your dog are sure to help you keep your sanity this holiday season. Your Dog and Your Christmas Tree If your dog is familiar with the idea of peeing on trees outside, it may not understand at first that your Christmas tree is only for decoration, and definitely not as a convenient place to use the bathroom indoors. Lead your dog away from the tree and praise them for using the bathroom outdoors. Shiny ornaments or strings of lights can tempt your dog to chew. Always keep an eye on your dog if they are in a decorated room ..read more

10 TIPS FOR A STRESS FREE CHRISTMAS Well Christmas is nearly here! This year many of us are looking forward to welcoming family and friends to our houses for what seems like the first time in ages. Whilst we enjoy the Christmas festivities, eating, drinking and being merry, spare a thought for the four-legged family members, by putting some preparation and management in place, well in advance, you could save yourself a lot of frayed nerves or doggy emergencies around the Christmas holiday.  There is lots of great information readily available about hazards to avoid with regard to food and ..read more

WHO WE ARE Why should you consider switching to a raw food diet for your working or assistance dog? Albion has over 30 years of experience when it comes to researching, preparing, and delivering premium quality raw dog food, in addition to our experiences observing the wellbeing of dogs who consume raw dog food. We firmly believe that feeding your dog raw food that is free from wheat, rice, soya, eggs, dairy, additives, preservatives, and artificial colours allows your dog to eat food that is closer to their natural diet and therefore healthier for their body. Albion is proud to provide the Bi ..read more