Dogs

During extreme weather scenarios such as flooding, it is vital for households to be prepared in the case of an emergency. Prepare to best care for your animals during these stressful times.

My puppy Beau buries every bone I give him in the garden, and then digs it up two weeks later. Why does he do this?

My dog Phoebe barks every time I come home from work. Why does she do this, and do you have any tips to make her stop?

Moving can be a stressful experience for both dogs and owners. Here are some tips to make things easier.

Taking your new dog or puppy home is exciting, but there are a few things to consider for the best start.

Once you have decided that you are going to bring a dog into your life (after some research and careful thinking about whether a dog is right for you and how to look after a dog), it is important that you make some preparations before getting your dog/puppy.

Understanding dog behaviour and making an effort to work with your dog to teach them about acceptable behaviours will strengthen your relationship and make life better for you both.

The squishy face, the short and cuddly body, the big adoring eyes – these are some of the many features that attract people to breeds such as pugs, French bulldogs, British bulldogs, Persian cats and Scottish fold cats.

Desexing, vaccinations, parasite treatment and regular vet visits all play their part in keeping your dog or puppy healthy.

Dogs need a premium food for energy and health, and access to water at all times.