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It’s not unusual for humans to have trouble sleeping. Money worries, work stress and difficult relationships are common reasons to upset a good night’s sleep, but why is it that your dog is having trouble? If your dog is waking you up whining, barking and scavenging around the house then read on. Why is my…
While this might seem a simple concept to a seasoned dog owner, it’s not always the case for those that are new to owning a pet. A dog is a big responsibility and for a dog owner who is still learning how to look after their dog it can be a daunting experience – especially…
Everyone wants their dog to be healthy and happy. However, in the UK many dogs suffer with obesity. In fact some vets estimate that as many as half of the dogs that they have brought to them are medically overweight. Just like with humans, the risks of obesity are very serious. All that extra weight…
If your dog is suffering with an injury, or having problems with general fitness, physiotherapy and hydrotherapy offer real improvements in your dog’s mobility and quality of life. Veterinary Physiotherapy Veterinary Physiotherapy can rehabilitate and improve an animal’s ability to move and function. Veterinary physiotherapists use their knowledge of anatomy and physiology, animal structure and…
There are lots of benefits to be had from pet ownership, but one of the most overlooked aspects of bringing a pet into the home is the profound impact that it can have on your family. Bringing a four legged friend into your home can have a powerful effect on your children, teaching them valuable…
Like almost any relationship, forging a strong bond between you and your dog is absolutely fundamental. Having a strong connection will help you to trust your dog and your dog to trust you. It will also help you to be able to understand each other’s communications and intentions, paving the way to a happy dog…
For our dogs, a trip to the vets can sometimes be a scary experience. Full of peculiar sounds and smells that can make a visit upsetting for them. However, your dog’s health is of the upmost importance and should be treated as a priority. Here are a few ways that you can help your dog…
While the 31st October and 5th November may be harmless fun for us grown-ups, it can be a frightening time for our pets. Strange noises, loud bangs, lots of activity and unfamiliar faces can all lead to one stressed out pooch, so here are a few ways to plan ahead and keep them calm. Halloween…
There are lots of reasons why people give specific names to their puppy. Uniqueness, humour, matching a personality and honouring a loved one can all play a part. But if you want to train your dog then a key part has to be teaching them a name they can remember. Two syllable names are the…