Dog health & behaviour
Tips for getting your first dog
6th October, 2021
From doing your research on the different types of breeds to buying dog insurance, there’s a lot to think about before picking your first pup....
How to get your dog used to people wearing face masks
9th August, 2021
Many dogs are creatures of habit: give them a warm basket and a walk each day, and they’re happy. Show them something new, however, and it can take them a while to adjust....
How to cope with separation anxiety in dogs
6th July, 2021
Read on for our guide to separation anxiety, including a five-step plan to prepare your dog to be left alone, plus 11 top tips for helping your pet overcome the problem....
5 intelligence tests for dogs
22nd June, 2021
We’ve put together five tests to help you detect whether your pooch’s furry exterior hides a surprisingly sharp brain. Read on to find out more....
20 pampered pups with celebrity owners
22nd June, 2021
Here’s our list of 20 pampered pups and their famous owners – let’s just hope they’ll all covered with suitable pet insurance....
A pain in the backside: Study examines anal sac disorders in dogs
6th May, 2021
Anal sac disorders are relatively common in dogs, and in most cases are simple to treat. The anal glands are a pair of small sacs that sit just inside a dog’s bottom and contain a strong-smelling liquid used for marking territory....
Treating fleas in dogs
6th May, 2021
Fleas are more commonly thought of as a Summer problem. The truth is that these pesky parasites are an issue all year round. This time of year can be particularly bad. Central heating is cranked up making flea pupae think its warm outside. They wriggle their way to the surface, hatch, jump on our pets and start feeding and breeding straight away....
Knowing the first signs of heatstroke could save your dog's life
6th May, 2021
With temperatures starting to rise, owners are being urged to be aware of the early signs of heatstroke in their dogs. It comes after a new study found that more than half of dogs taken to veterinary clinics with severe heatstroke go on to die from the condition. However, the risks are much lower if cases are detected and managed earlier....
How to get your pet in shape
28th April, 2021
If you’re worried your dog or cat is putting on the pounds then read our guide to keeping your pet trim. It’s one of the best things you can do to ensure you have a long and healthy life together. It could even help you keep fit, too!...