Dog Blog

Do you know what to do if your dog stops breathing, or badly cuts their paw?

I believe basic doggy first aid is a must for a doggy folk, owners, carers and professionals.

We have a dog 1st aid course in Nov taught by a fab Vet Nurse Nicola and the session has lots of practical things like bandaging as well as Certificates and a full booklet as support.

If your interested pm me, email or ring me.

Dog toys have many uses retrieving games, comfort and chewing.

Different dogs like different textures and shapes for their mouth.

Do you have inside and outside toys, some just for walks and some just for certain times.

Then there is feeding aids to slow down or get your dog to work for their food.

With such a range on the market it can be hard to choose what to buy.

With 3 dogs I have a range of toys as all 3 like different things.

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Remember for your dog masks and costumes may be scary.

For trick and treaters just give your dog a new toy or chew and keep them in another room, away from the door.

Make it safe and easy for all.

Winter isn’t fun for us but most dogs love it.

Mind games and enrichment are the way if it’s soggy, cold or your not well this winter.

Loads of ideas out there these are my favourites [-

Kong stuffed and frozen, snuffle mat and a good old game of find the food.

Dogs curl up into a ball when they sleep for more than warmth. Curling up during sleep is an instinct that also helps to protect vital organs, while in a very vulnerable state.

Taking a dog from rescue isn’t always easy as they are there for a reason.

They have lots to offer, but you may have to work with them to find the true dog.

Go to a rescue that does home checks and assesses the dog properly.

Make sure they are picky and don’t just take your money and give you any dog.

Make sure you get a contract and receipt for your dog and that there is support if needed once your new dog ...