Dog Health & Care

Dog walking is permitted as part of the one form of daily exercise outlined by Government rules. But some dogs need a lot more physical activity in a day. Mental stimulation for your dog is also important for their well-being. So here are some tips for keeping your dog active and entertained during the pandemic.

There are three main types of parasite repellents available to pet owners which are designed to keep dog’s safe from ticks and fleas: Repellent collars, Spot-on treatments, and Ultrasonic collar attachments.

But what are the differences between these pest repellents? And which one is best? In this article we highlight how each works so you can decide which one is right for your dog.

When daylight savings time ends and the clocks go back it can be difficult to get the second walk in before the sun goes down. Taking your dog for a walk after dark means it’s important to keep your four-legged friend visible and safe.

Halloween is the spookiest night of the year but it can be spooky for your dog too. It’s important to keep dogs safe and happy with all the new sights, smells, and oddly dressed humans they are likely to encounter over Halloween.

Tapeworms in dogs are common. Find out the symptoms to look out for and the treatment process.