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It’s the month of fresh starts and goals. And while we're all figuring out our own routines, your dog’s glow-up is the one that genuinely works – no willpower required. A coat that gleams through grey January mornings, better digestion that you’ll see in their poos, and energy that radiates on even the dreariest winter walks.
January is usually the time we look at our own habits, but it’s also a great point in the year to check in on our dogs. Since they can’t tell us when they feel a bit "off," they use their bodies and their behaviour to send us signals instead.
Keep your dog comfortable, healthy and thriving during autumn with expert advice from our canine experts.
Learn how to prevent dog joint problems and discover natural solutions that work, including diet changes and proven supplements that enhance the vitality and longevity of your dog.
Many dogs turn their nose up at mealtimes. Our in-house experts explain why some dogs are picky eaters, plus how to help your pup rediscover their appetite with fresh food.
Does your dog treat their dinner bowl like it's filled with cardboard? You're watching other dogs devour their meals while yours sniffs once and walks away. The frustration is real – but so is the solution. Fresh, natural dog food is transforming mealtimes for fussy eaters everywhere. Here's why it works when everything else fails.
Struggling with a dog who turns their nose up at dinner? Sometimes all it takes is the right finishing touch to transform a rejected meal into an irresistible feast. Our natural toppers are specifically designed to entice even the pickiest eaters – but here's the best part: you might not need them forever.
Rescuing a dog is an exciting and rewarding experience. Not only are you welcoming a new four-legged friend into your home, but you’re giving them a new lease of life. Sometimes, there are gaps in a rescue dog’s history, so it’s important to take the time to research and be prepared to give the support that they might need. We caught up with our in-house behaviourist, Diane, who has shared her expert advice on how to prepare for rescuing a dog.
Rescuing a dog is one of the most rewarding experiences for any dog lover. In honour of National Rescue Dog Day on the 20th of May, we wanted to share some of our favourite rescue stories from both our team and our customers. If you’ll be rescuing a new four-legged family member soon, keep an eye out on our blog for our next article, where our in-house behaviourist, Diane, shares her advice.
We consulted our in-house vet, Alison, for her top tips on spring cleaning your home with a dog. Read on to discover how often you should be washing certain items, what cleaning products to avoid, and how to know if your pup may be suffering from a household allergy.
We ask grooming expert Jitka, who has been in the pet industry for over 30 years, for some grooming advice.
Whether you’re an aspiring agility trainer or just looking for a fun activity to do with your dog, Bonny shares her experience of getting into the sport and how you can too.