General dog care tips

How to Stop My Dog Eating My Cat’s Food

8th June 2021

What to consider to prevent food stealing

What to Consider When Bringing a New Pet into Your Multi-Pet Home

8th June 2021

How to Spot Symptoms of Allergies in Dogs

10th May 2021

Look for common symptoms of allergies in dogs.

How to make your dog feel comfortable around face masks

15th June 2020

With face masks becoming the norm in supermarkets, on public transport and in other public places during the global pandemic, it’s important to ensure dogs become acclimatised to seeing people wearing masks, especially their owners.

How to make your pet feel secure and safe during the ups and downs of anxious times

4th May 2020

By certified dog trainer Mikkel Becker in collaboration with Sure Petcare technology products.

How to meet your dog’s needs when everyone’s at home

20th April 2020

If you are self-isolating and you, your partner, your children and your dog are all at home, there are things you can do to ensure your dog stays happy and properly cared for.

How to keep your dog entertained at home

12th March 2020

When you're spending time at home, these top tips will help to keep your dog entertained.

Five signs your dog loves you

13th February 2020

Dogs are renowned for being open with their displays of affection. Many of us treat them as a member of the family and it’s nice to get feedback from them that they love us in return. This Valentine’s Day why not take a look at these five signs that your dog loves you.

New Year’s resolution – exercise with your dog more

13th January 2020

Many of us plan to exercise more as part of our New Year health and fitness plan, and, as dog owners, what better way to approach this than exercising with your pet.

Why you should flea treat your house as well as your dog

23rd September 2019

Fleas can settle in your carpet and soft furnishings, so it’s important to treat your house as well as your dog for your best chance of eradicating them. If you just treat your dog, then any fleas that have settled round your home could keep landing on your dog, making them harder to get rid of in the long run.

What does my dog do when I’m away from home?

4th April 2019

Have you ever thought about what your dog gets up to when you’re not at home? If your dog is on their own in the house during the day, then it’s likely they won’t be getting up to much. Being largely inactive is pretty normal for dogs when they’re alone.

The essentials of responsible dog ownership

4th February 2019

Vaccinations, neutering, flea and tick treatments, worming and microchipping; these are all things that dog owners need to consider to ensure their pet stays in good health. Here, we take a closer look at these aspects of essential dog care.

How to make sure your children have a good relationship with your dog

29th October 2018

Having a dog can help to teach your children how to be compassionate towards animals. You’ll need to give your children guidance though to teach them how to behave properly around your dog. Here are some top tips to ensure your children and your dog get along well.

Caring for your dog in wet weather

8th October 2018

When it’s raining, your dog will still need to go outside to use the toilet or to go for walks. Take a look at these wet weather tips to ensure your dog is as comfortable as possible.

Dog-friendly holiday accommodation

18th July 2018

Like many dog owners, you probably see your dog as a member of the family, so when it comes to going on holiday, you want your dog to go with you. When choosing accommodation for your holiday, there are many options out there that welcome dogs and even cater for their needs. Here are some ideas to get you started this summer.

How to travel on a plane with your dog

12th July 2018

Some dogs may find air travel stressful, but taking your dog abroad can really make a holiday and once there, your dog may be happier with you than staying at home. If you’re ready to take the plunge with your pooch, read on for advice on taking your dog on a plane.

Dogs in the office – Bring Your Dog to Work Day

21st June 2018

It wouldn’t be right if we were a pet company who didn’t allow pets at work – we have a dog in the office most days and we love the joy and calm that they bring! To celebrate Bring Your Dog to Work Day on 22nd June, we thought we’d take a look at how to make sure your dog is comfortable in the office and what the benefits are to you and your colleagues of having a dog around while you’re working.

Looking after older dogs

6th July 2016

As dogs get older, their needs start to change. Older dogs may require a bit more care and attention to ensure they stay happy and healthy.

Car travel tips for dogs

29th April 2016

Dogs are part of the family and there will be many times when you will want your dog to travel in the car with you, whether it’s for days out or during a trip to the vets. You will need to ensure that your dog is safely secured in the car so that he doesn’t distract you while you’re driving. It’s also important that your dog feels happy and safe in the car.

Grooming your dog and finding a professional groomer

6th April 2016

It’s important to groom your dog to keep his coat in tip top condition. Grooming not only removes loose fur, but removes dirt as well.

The Bio-Thermo microchip for dogs – so much more than an ID chip

5th April 2016

With compulsory microchipping coming into force on the 6th April, now is the time to get your dog microchipped if you haven’t already done so.

Bringing a new puppy home

1st April 2016

If you’ve decided to get a puppy, it’s important that your home is ready for him before you bring him home.

Microchipping your dog

26th August 2014

A collar and tag is a great way to identify your dog, but what would happen if your dog were to get lost and lose its collar? There would be no easy way to identify them unless they were microchipped. Unlike a collar and tag, there is no chance of a microchip getting lost, making it a very effective form of pet identification.

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