Raw Pet Food Advice & Tips

Bad breath, sore gums or difficulty eating? Your dog could be dealing with dental disease. It’s one of the most common health issues in dogs, and o...

Low energy, weight gain, skin problems or even mood changes - these can all point to a common but often overlooked issue in dogs: thyroid dysfuncti...

Autoimmune disease is a serious condition, but with the right support and a thoughtful approach, many dogs can recover well or enjoy long-term remi...

Stiff joints, slowing down, or seeming sore after walks? Your dog may be developing arthritis. It’s common, especially in older dogs, but with the ...

Pancreatitis is a painful and sometimes serious condition that affects many dogs. It can come on suddenly, often without warning. But with the righ...

Kidney disease is one of the most common conditions affecting older dogs. It can be managed successfully for years, especially when caught early an...

Bloat, also known as gastric torsion or GDV, is one of the most serious emergencies a dog can face. It comes on fast and can be fatal if not treate...

Itchy skin, upset tummies, red ears, sore paws… if your dog seems to have one thing after another, allergy might be the common thread. Allergies ar...

Anal glands. Not the most glamorous of topics, but they play an important role in your dog’s health. If they go wrong, your dog can be in serious d...

The debate over raw food versus kibble for dogs has sparked conversations among pet owners for years. With the emergence of various diets and feeding philosophies, it's essential to explore both options to provide the best nutrition for your furry friend. This article aims to delve into the pros and cons of each diet, helping you make an informed decision on the kind of quality dog food that suits your dog best.

As pet parents, ensuring that our furry friends receive the best nutrition is paramount. Raw dog food has gained popularity across the UK due to its numerous health benefits, but with great food comes great responsibility. Properly storing raw dog food is crucial to prevent spoilage, maintain nutritional value, and ensure the overall safety of your canine companion. In this blog, we will delve into the best practices for storing raw dog food safely, so your dog can enjoy every bite without any risks.

How Dogs Use Squeaks, Murmurs, and More to Talk to You Dogs don’t just bark. They whine, groan, huff, chuff, yawn, sigh, grunt, squeak and even mum...