As the summer holidays come to an end, families across the UK are getting ready for the new school term. School bags are being packed, uniforms are being prepared and the usual morning routine is returning.But while children may be excited to head back to school, your dog may find the change much harder. During …
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Back-to-School Separation Anxiety in Dogs: Helping Your Dog Adjust
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Healthy Skin, Shiny Coat: Supporting Your Pet Inside and Out
A glossy coat and healthy skin don’t just make our pets look good, they can also be useful indicators of their general health and wellbeing. When a coat becomes dry, dull, flaky or thin, there may be several contributing factors. Diet is an important starting point. Skin and hair are continually being renewed and require …
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Broadreach Nature’s New Relax and Calm Care
Broadreach Nature is pleased to introduce two new additions to its growing range of veterinary-formulated pet supplements: Relax and Calm Care 50g Powder and Relax and Calm Care 60 Sprinkle Capsules. Designed for dogs, cats, puppies and kittens, the new products have been developed to provide pet owners with a natural choice when looking to …
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More Than Just the Brain: Supporting Your Pet Through the Gut-Brain Connection
Many dogs and cats experience stress at some stage in their lives. Fireworks, thunderstorms, travel, visits to the vet, moving house, separation from family members or even changes in routine can all affect how our pets feel. Some become withdrawn, others pace, vocalise, hide or develop digestive upsets. What’s exciting is that research is changing …
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Healthy Bladders, Happy Pets: A Guide to Urinary Tract Care for Cats and Dogs
Urinary tract problems are common in both cats and dogs and can range from simple bladder irritation through to bacterial infections, bladder stones and more serious conditions. Early recognition is important because untreated urinary disease can be painful and, in some cases, become an emergency. Common signs to watch for include straining or difficulty passing …
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Supporting Calm and Emotional Wellbeing in Dogs and Cats
Stress and anxiety are increasingly recognised as important factors affecting the health and wellbeing of dogs and cats. Just like people, pets can experience emotional stress from changes in routine, separation from owners, ageing, loud noises, travel, vet visits, social tension, or busy home environments. While occasional stress is normal, ongoing anxiety can affect behaviour, …
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A Dog Owner’s Guide to a Safe Easter: Chocolate Hazards and How to Avoid Them
Easter in the UK is a time for family, celebration—and lots of chocolate. But if you share your home with a dog, it’s also a time to be especially cautious. Chocolate may be a treat for humans, but for dogs it can be dangerous, even life-threatening. Here’s how to keep your pet safe while still …
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Veterinary Advice: Antiaging for pets
As our pets move into their senior years, subtle changes can signal the need for additional support. Dogs and cats aged 7+ are not “old” in the traditional sense, but they are entering a stage where proactive care can significantly influence quality of life, mobility, and cognitive function. What to watch for Early signs of …
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New Year’s Resolutions for You and Your Pets: A Fresh Start Together
As the clocks tick over and we welcome a brand-new year, many of us are busy setting New Year’s resolutions. While promises to exercise more or eat better often top the list, our pets deserve a place in our plans too. After all, they’re part of the family. Making pet-focused resolutions can improve their wellbeing …
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