15 Jul
Dogs and ticks Ticks are spider-like, egg-shaped, blood-sucking creepy crawlies. They have eight legs and vary in size from about 1mm to 1cm long. Adult ticks look a bit like small spiders. Ticks are common in woodland, grassland and heath areas, but can also be found in your garden if you live in an area with lots of wildlife. You are most likely to come across them in areas with lots of deer or sheep. You are most likely to...
15 Jul
Top tips for keeping your dog cool – and safe – in summer When the heat arrives, dogs can not only feel hot and bothered – they are at more of a risk of potentially fatal heatstroke. Keeping them as cool as possible during the balmy summer months is vital, and here are 10 top tips to help keep tails wagging and temperatures down… 1. Paddling poolThere’s nothing more refreshing on a hot day for us humans than a dip...
15 Jul
Indoor games for dogs Indoor games are a great way to keep your dog mentally stimulated at times when you can’t go outsidePlaying games with your dog can stop them from chewing up furniture and stops them from getting boredGames that could cause your dog to become excited should be played on non-slip surfaces to avoid injury. These games include find it, tug of war and fetch.It’s a good idea to put toys and treat bags away after your...