Dogs

The Importance of Natural Ingredients in Dog Food

If you've ever wandered down the pet store aisle , overwhelmed by rows of colorful dog treats , you are not the only one . From bright biscuits to chewy jerky strips , the choices seem endless . But beneath the appealing packaging , many of these treats contain artificial colors , fillers , and preservatives . They might make your dog happy for a moment , but over time , they can contribute to serious...

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It's wedding season – here's how to include your dog in your big day

Wedding days are often filled with celebrations with the ones you love the most, so it's understandable that for many people it simply wouldn't feel right to celebrate their special day without their faithful furry companion.

"From a 'dog of honour' to a ring bearer, the possibilities of including your pet at your wedding are endless," explains PDSA Vet Nurse Nina Downing. "While...

New poll crowns Spaniels as the least spoilt breed in the UK

Barking mad Brits are known for truly spoiling their dogs – Today Peamutt Butter reveals the top offenders by breed

Spaniel dog owners are the least needy of their pets, a survey of UK dog owners has found.

The poll by dog food brand Peamutt Butter asked 2,000 British dog owners how much they spoil and prioritise their beloved fur babies and the differences by breed were...

Vets combine to save dog's sight after stick horror

An Oxfordshire family watched in horror as their pet dog was almost blinded when a stick plunged into his eye during a game of ‘fetch’ in the garden.

The energetic seven-year-old black labrador, called Toby, was seriously injured after he enthusiastically chased after a ball which had bounced into a bush.

Abingdon’s Leila Rawes Barton and her two sons were stunned to see...

Pandemic pooches are TWICE as anxious as other dogs: Puppies bought during Covid more nervous of new people, places and pets

Covid has created a nation of anxious dogs with pandemic pooches more nervous of new people, places and other pets than those bought before or after the lockdowns.

Some 5.4 million pets were welcomed into UK homes during the Covid-19 pandemic, though as many as three million were later given up. Now - three years after the final lockdown lifted on July 19, 2021 - new research by...

The top 10 best dog friendly road trips in the UK, revealed

More people than ever are planning to travel with their dog this summer and searches for 'driving with dogs' have soared 200% in the last 12 months.

With this in mind, the experts at Nationwide Vehicle Contracts have unveiled the top 10 most dog friendly road trips in the UK, so both owner and furry friend can enjoy the experience safely.

Based on multiple criteria such as...

Mini Heatwave: Expert Shares Advice On How To Keep Your Pet Cool

The UK is set to enjoy a ‘mini heatwave’ this weekend. In the hot weather, many pet parent’s first thought is how to keep their furry friend cool amidst baking temperatures. Experts in pet food, Pointer , have shared their advice.

Justin Bland, dog expert at Pointer, said: “Many of our reactions to keeping our pets cool in the heat are knee jerk, quick hacks – but the best thing you...

Walker & Drake launch new Dual Protein dog food

Following the success of their cold pressed dog food range, Walker & Drake has launched an innovative new product specially designed for dogs with food allergies and intolerances – Dual Protein.

The new Dual Protein is high in meat content together with ‘superfood’ vegetables and botanicals and is made using Walker & Drake’s signature cold pressed formula to lock in natural...

Kennel Club International Agility Festival returns

The Kennel Club International Agility Festival will return to Rutland Showground next month, for a fourth consecutive year. Held from 8-11 August 2024, thousands of dogs and owners, from the UK and abroad, will compete across all four days of the festival, which is supported by Skinner's.

The Kennel Club will be welcoming dogs of any size, shape and breed to compete, with more than 2...

Dog owners warned of hefty £5,000 fine they could face this summer

Dog owners who let their pets hang out of their car windows could face a hefty fine this summer.

Motoring experts at LeaseCar.uk have warned that Brits with unruly dogs in vehicles could be slapped with a fine of up to £5,000. This is because Rule 57 of the Highway Code states drivers shouldn't let their pet in the car unless they are suitably restrained. So if dogs are allowed to...

These Are The Most Poisonous Plants To Dogs - and Many of Them Could Be In YOUR Garden

As the weather gets warmer in the UK, dog owners are taking their dogs on more walks. Whether this is on your local nature reserve, woodland or the beach - we’re all taking advantage of the extra Vitamin D. But there are a whole host of silent dangers many dog owners aren’t even aware of.

Dog experts Kennel Store have revealed a detailed list of plants that are toxic for dogs ,...

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