Choosing a high-fibre diet for your dog is the best option to help banish loose stools. You should also avoid food with nasties, like fillers and additives.
Promote regularity, comfort, and a happy tail-wagging life for your pooch by feeding them the best food possible.
Typically, dogs require a vet check up once a year but there are a few simple things you can do at home in-between visits to make sure that they remain healthy.
There's lot of reasons why dogs might eat grass, from aiding digestion to boredom. Luckily, there are some things you can do to help stop this behaviour.
From showing affection and exploring the world, to underlying medical reasons, we can help to decode your pooch's licking behaviour.
It can be worrying when your dog starts to eat poo. We're here to help with guidance on why your dog might be eating poo and how to train them to stop.
Hot weather means hot dogs (and we don’t mean the great-with-ketchup kind), so here are some top tips from our in-house vet Dr Ciara Clarke to help keep your dog cool and safe this summer.
The UK isn't known for having the hottest summers but that doesn't stop us from spending our days in beer gardens and picking out our favourite ice creams. Even if the sun isn't beaming, you have to make sure your pooch is nice and cool. Seen as neither of the above activities are pooch-friendly, here are some tips on how to keep your dog cool in summer.
Now, we love our pooches. But from time to time they prove themselves to be the original mucky pups.
Game of Throne fans will know – winter is always coming, pet parents.
When it comes to pancreatitis, one of the best ways to manage your dog’s symptoms is through their diet. This is because the pancreas is the organ that releases the enzymes that break down food during digestion.
Prevention is better than cure. Introducing a dental care routine for your dog, such as brushing and dental sticks, can help to prevent plaque and tartar buildup over time.
The very moment you jangle their lead and call out that immortal word - “walkies!” - your four-legged pal lumbers over to head out the door. They know what to expect, they know what’s coming.
A dog food intolerance affects the digestive system. Some common intolerances include wheat and soy. This can cause vomiting, diarrhoea and red, itchy skin.
Cancer is something we dread for our dogs. Early detection is vital for recovery, so it’s important to be aware of the signs and how to support their treatment.
Hypoallergenic dog food is specially created to help prevent allergy symptoms in dogs such as itchiness and diarrhoea. It will typically avoid wheat and soy.
Epilepsy in dogs can occur in three different forms, structural, reactive and idiopathic. Each type can be controlled with medication and lifestyle changes.
If your dog suffers with anxiety it can be worrying as a pet parent. Thankfully, there are plenty of medications and natural remedies for you to try out.
Diabetes occurs when the body stops being able to naturally make insulin. With correct treatment, dogs can still live long and happy lives with diabetes.
Dogs can be fussy eaters for various reasons such as boredom or sensitivity. It is even thought that some breeds, such as Poodles, are more likely to be picky.
Irritable Bowel Syndrome in dogs can cause vomiting, diarrhoea and gas. Symptoms can be eased with a easily-digestible, fibre-rich diet.
Arthritis is most common in senior dogs. It causes pain and inflammation to the joints but can be managed with medication, diet and lifestyle changes
It can be hard to tell if your dog is underweight. Luckily there is a quick physical check you can do which will help you decide if they need to bulk up.
Does your dog have itchy, red, inflamed skin? It could mean that they have a sensitivity. Simple diet and lifestyle changes can help to ease their symptoms.
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