Walking your dog through long grass can be a lovely experience, offering a sense of adventure and allowing your pet to explore new scents and sounds. However, there are several risks to be aware of when wandering through tall vegetation in the UK. While long grass may seem harmless, it can conceal a range of …
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What to Watch Out for When Walking Dogs in Long Grass
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Gentle Ear Care for Dogs: What You Need to Know
There is nothing nicer than gently massaging your dog’s ears and seeing the look of bliss on your dogs face. Not so great when your hands get ear wax on them or when they smell. Healthy ears are essential to your dog’s overall comfort and wellbeing—and they’re often overlooked until there’s a problem. The good …
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The Remarkable Abilities of Dogs: Some Amazing Things Our Loyal Companions Can Do
Dogs have long been celebrated as man’s best friend, and for good reason. From their unwavering loyalty to their instinctual intelligence, dogs are capable of some truly remarkable feats. While they’re often known for their companionship, their abilities go far beyond simply being a friendly presence by our side. Whether in the fields of search …
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Harnessing the Health Benefits of Turmeric for Your Pet
Turmeric has long been recognised for its incredible health benefits in both humans and animals. This golden spice, derived from the Curcuma longa plant, contains a powerful active compound called curcumin, which offers a wide range of wellness benefits for pets. When included in a daily wellness protocol, turmeric can support joint health, digestion, cardiovascular function, and …
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Maintaining Healthy Vision in Cats and Dogs
As our pets age, their vision can decline, just like in humans. Recognizing early signs of vision changes is important for ensuring their quality of life. But preventing vision changes is also something you can try. Some subtle signs of vision deterioration in older cats and dogs include increased clumsiness, difficulty finding toys or food, …
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Understanding Stress and Anxiety in Pets: Signs and Natural Solutions
A recent study of 43,000 dogs in the US has revealed that nearly all pet dogs experience at least one serious behavioural issue. The most common problems include separation anxiety, aggression, fear, and house soiling. In fact, less than 1% of all dogs were found to have no behaviour issues at all. Other countries report …
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NEW YEAR, NEW FUN
As we step into the new year, it’s the perfect opportunity to create fun and memorable experiences with your pets. Here’s some enjoyable activities you can do together: These activities not only provide entertainment but also foster a deeper connection between you and your pet. As you embark on this new year, make sure to …
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Supporting Joint Health in Dogs and Cats: A Layered Approach
Maintaining your pet’s joint health is the goal for ensuring a happy and active life. Subtle signs like difficulty climbing stairs, stiffness after rest, or a change in their usual playfulness may indicate joint discomfort. Early detection, paired with the right care, can make a significant difference in managing these issues. A layered approach to …
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Chocolate – not a good idea for dogs
Chocolate is a beloved treat for many humans especially at Christmas time, but it poses serious dangers to dogs. The primary concern is theobromine, a compound found in chocolate that dogs metabolize much more slowly than humans. Even small amounts of chocolate can lead to toxicity in dogs, resulting in symptoms such as vomiting, diarrhea, …
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