The Best Tips For Walking Your Dog In Rainy Weather

The Best Tips For Walking Your Dog In Rainy Weather

Dog AdviceAlice Pillin

Muddy terrain, an increased risk of hazardous weather, and darker skies - these are all things to be considered before taking your dog on a walk during the colder months. Here are some tips on how you can better prepare and still have enjoyable and worthwhile dog walks in the wind and rain.

The Best Tips For Walking Your Dog In Rainy Weather

The Best Tips For Walking Your Dog In Rainy Weather

Dog AdviceAlice Pillin

Muddy terrain, an increased risk of hazardous weather, and darker skies - these are all things to be considered before taking your dog on a walk during the colder months. Here are some tips on how you can better prepare and still have enjoyable and worthwhile dog walks in the wind and rain.

How To Keep Your Pet Safe In The Car

How To Keep Your Pet Safe In The Car

Cat BehaviourAlice Pillin

Transporting your pet in your car doesn't have to be stressful, and by following a few of these tips, you can ensure that both you and your pet are safe and comfortable for the journey. 

Natural Dog Treats vs. Processed: What’s Best for Your Pet?

Natural Dog Treats vs. Processed: What’s Best for Your Pet?

Dog AdviceMark Chinnery

The debate between natural and processed dog treats is more than a trend—it’s about health, ethics, and transparency. Natural treats like dehydrated meat, yak chews, and plant-based biscuits, offer limited ingredients and fewer additives.

Puppy-Proofing Your Home: Essentials for New Dog Owners

Puppy-Proofing Your Home: Essentials for New Dog Owners

Dog AdviceMark Chinnery

Crates, playpens, and washable bedding are essential for training and comfort. Invest in non-slip bowls, puppy pads, and durable chew toys to support development and prevent accidents.

How to Choose the Right Dog Lead for Your Pup’s Personality

How to Choose the Right Dog Lead for Your Pup’s Personality

Dog AccessoriesMark Chinnery

Dog leads aren’t one-size-fits-all. Your pup’s personality, walking style, and training level all influence which lead is best. For energetic dogs that pull, a no-pull harness with a double-ended lead offers control and comfort.