Dog anal glands are two tiny scent pouches that sit just inside your dog’s anus at roughly four- and eight-o’clock. If anal gland blockages are left untreated, they can turn into painful anal gland...

Food allergies in dogs are rising, but many UK owners still confuse them with simple food intolerances. This guide explains what happens inside the body, how to recognise the problem, and how UK ve...

When you bring a dog into your life, you also welcome questions about time—how long do dogs live and how you can help them stay happy for as many years as possible. In the UK, the average dog lifes...

Many people still believe the popular notion that dogs only see in black and white. But that’s not quite true. In fact, dogs see some colours—just not all the ones humans do. If you’ve ever wondere...

It's a common question for pet owners who want to share healthy, tasty food with their furry friends. The short answer is yes—dogs can eat salmon, but only when it's cooked properly, boneless, and ...

Dog Diarrhoea is messy, worrying and sometimes costly. A quick web search throws up mixed advice on “Imodium for dogs”, yet only a few sources explain the UK rules. Next, you will learn when the dr...

Therapy dogs are more than just friendly pets — they are trained companion animals who help people feel calmer, more connected, and supported. In this guide, we’ll explore everything UK readers nee...

Many UK dog owners hear the term reactive dog and feel worried. A reactive dog is not automatically “aggressive” or “dangerous.” Instead, it means the dog reacts more strongly than most people expe...

Puppies are playful, friendly animals. Cuddling their human parent is their way of showing their love and affection. But this behavior changes abruptly when they see their favorite person or handle...