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Understanding Your Dog’s Body Language – The Mouth

A lot of how we can read canine body language is looking at the mouth. From yawning to growling, the mouth is very expressive, not to mention it’s the end…
Understanding Your Dog’s Body Language – Body Positions

Looking at your dog’s body position can often tell you more about their intentions. Leaning Backwards Body position leaning backwards, or a weight shift backwards can indicate the dog is…
Harmonious Multi-dog Households

If you have 2 or more dogs, you have a multi dog household! Hopefully, most of the time, everything runs smoothly for you. However, it’s worthwhile assessing your management and…
Rest Zones

One of the things you can prepare for the busy Christmas period to help your pets, is to set up a ‘rest zone.’ Sometimes called ‘safe or zen zones’ 😊…
Pets and Strangers

Christmas holidays can be a busy time for everyone, including pets. There is more activity as everyone is home for the holidays, they may be getting less rest, and they…
Earmites In Dogs

I am after something for ear mites in dogs, do you have anything suitable? There are a number of products that provide complete parasite protection including cover against Ear Mites.…
Separation Anxiety in Pets

Separation anxiety in pets is a fairly common issue faced by many pet owners today. It is triggered when a pet is separated from their owner or the person they…
Pancreatitis in Dogs

Pancreatitis is more than just a pain in the gut, it can be a life threatening condition that all dog owners should be aware of. What is the Pancreas? The…
Obsessive Compulsive Disorder (OCD) in Dogs

Obsessive Compulsive Disorders (OCD) in dog’s, also known as Canine Compulsive Disorder, is when a typically normal behaviour becomes excessive, extreme or repetitive. The dog is compelled to excessively repeat…
Doggy Dementia; Canine Cognitive Dysfunction (CCD)

Just like people, our canine friends can suffer from dementia as they age. Dementia in dogs is called Canine Cognitive Dysfunction (CCD). It is a neurobehavioural condition that is related…