Christmas closing times
Posted 21st November 2016
Harvest Mites
Posted 16th September 2016
Harvest Mites are tiny bright orange animals that surface in the warmer months of late July to early October. They are found in dense vegetation and will latch onto any passing animals or people...
More infoBack to School
Posted 9th September 2016
That time of the year has come around once again! Children going back to school after a long summer can disrupt the entire family routine, and is often a stressful time for everyone. During this...
More infoTake a look at our new treats!
Posted 16th August 2016
All dogs deserve a treat, and with over 60% fresh meat, our delicious new range is definitely something to wag about! Your dogs can enjoy them as a yummy reward, part of a balanced diet, and even...
More infoThe wrong types of treats
Posted 8th August 2016
A lot of dog owners like to treat their dog occasionally, and it can be difficult to resist those begging faces but too many of the wrong treats can lead to dogs becoming overweight and unhealthy...
More infoWhy do dogs eat grass?
Posted 3rd August 2016
Every dog at some point in their lives has had a good graze on a patch of long grass. As owners, we are often baffled as to why our meat-eating pets are chomping on the green stuff. Dogs are what...
More infoDiarrhoea in Dogs and Puppies
Posted 1st August 2016
It is always hard when your pet is unwell and you do not know the cause, or how to help. There can be many reasons why dogs and puppies experience an upset stomach but it does happen to every dog...
More infoBenefits of hiring a professional dog walker
Posted 1st August 2016
If you have a busy lifestyle, having a professional dog walker help you to juggle your pets exercise needs can be beneficial to both you and your dog. Besides making sure your dog is getting...
More infoWhy you (and your dog) should follow us on social media
Posted 1st August 2016
Social media has flourished over the years and is now a platform for so many things. It helps lost dogs find their way home, spread the word about campaigns and is a quick and easy way to find out...
More infoRaw bones – Are they safe?
Posted 26th July 2016
Natural Dog Food is formulated as a balanced complete diet and as such provides everything your dog needs to remain fit and healthy. Nevertheless, we think that dogs are individuals with...
More infoReasons for your dogs skin ailments
Posted 16th June 2016
For both us and our dogs, our skin is the largest organ of the body – ultimately meaning there is a great surface area for things to go wrong on! Skin allergies, non-cancerous masses and...
More info8 common problems to overcome when getting a puppy
Posted 3rd June 2016
Curiosity & mischief: In their new homes, puppies want to explore everything. Unfamiliar surroundings and natural curiosity lead them to wreak havoc when left to get up to no good. They will...
More infoIs my dog overweight and why?
Posted 1st June 2016
Experts say that around 25-40% of modern dogs are obese or likely to become obese. Overweight dogs have a greater chance of having joint problems. Unnecessary stress is put on vital organs such as...
More infoCamping Safety
Posted 26th May 2016
While some seek sun in other countries, the UK has its own haven of beautiful forests, adventure parks and lakes. If you are an outdoor, nature loving family who holiday with their hound it can...
More infoCan Dogs get Hay fever?
Posted 26th May 2016
We may associate the warmer weather with singing birds, longer days and blissful walks however some of us know the all too familiar signs of itchy eyes, runny noses and the general miserableness...
More infoActive dogs and their nutritional needs
Posted 26th May 2016
‘Active’ food is not necessarily just for dogs that have a professionally active lifestyle. If they are involved in activities such as hunting, fly ball, agility, or just a general mad run around...
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