Whether you’re planning a Halloween paw-ty or just want some iconic photos of your pup in costume, we’ve got you covered with costume ideas that will have tails wagging.
Check out our tips for ensuring that your dog has an enjoyable and safe Halloween, because they deserve to join in on the woofing festivities.
September is National Guide Dog Month. Guide Dogs UK relies on charitable donations to provide life-changing help to people with visual impairments.
In honour of National Dog Day, the Butternut Box team have put together a list of ways that you can show your pooch just how much you love and appreciate them.
Discover top tips for a tail-wagging holiday with your dog, including travel prep, packing essentials and planning dog-friendly activities.
Learn how to keep your dog safe this Pet Loss Prevention Month with tips on microchipping, GPS trackers, and what to do if your dog goes missing.
We’ve asked the Irish members of our squad to put together some recommendations of their favourite dog-friendly cafes across Ireland.
We would not recommend walking your dog if the outside temperature is above 32°C. You should always provide cool water, frequent rest stops and shade throughout the walk.
Curled up at your feet or greeting you with unbridled joy, our pups have a unique way of expressing their love. But what signs should we be looking out for?
ID tags serve as a lifeline, providing vital information to ensure a swift reunion should our dogs ever wander astray.
Insurance is an essential part of being a pet parent. Insurance providers, such as Waggel, can give you peace of mind and help to minimise financial stressors.
Some dogs may react to being tickled in a playful way, similar to us humans, whilst others may not react at all. Ensure to look out for signs of joy or stress.
Bringing your dog into the office is the perfect way to bond and have a better work-life balance. However, there are some important things to consider beforehand.
Dog's have whiskers act as a sensory tool, helping your pooch navigate their surroundings with precision, especially in low-light conditions.
Its no doubt that having dogs in the office can have many benefits, including boosting morale, but it isn't suitable for all office environments.
While dogs cannot see in complete darkness as some animals can, their eyes can adapt to make the most of minimal light.
There is no right or wrong answer when considering where your dog should sleep at nighttime, it is about finding whatever works for you and your pup.
Dogs’ reactions to mirrors vary from dog to dog. Generally speaking, most dogs do not recognise themselves in the mirror.
Yes, dogs can dream. You might notice your dog twitching, moving their paws, or making sounds while asleep, these are all signs that they're deep in dreamland.
Yes, dogs like music. Certain genres, such as classical and reggae, can have a soothing effect which is perfect for dogs with separation anxiety.
Yes, in some circumstances dogs will need suncream. Dogs with thin and light-coloured coats are especially prone to sunburn.
Dogs, much like us, have different personalities and preferences. Some pups may relish the warmth of a good cuddle, while others might find it uncomfortable.
It varies from dog to dog but, generally most dogs enjoy playing in the snow. The unusual texture and crisp smell provides the perfect playground for them.
Not all houseplants are suitable for homes with dogs, some can be toxic if ingested. However, there are plenty of dog-friendly varieties to choose from.
New years resolutions aren't just for us humans. Our pooches have some ambitions of their own, from receiving more belly rubs to making new friends.