Scruffy 28/2/97 to10/12/10 The nearly 14 years that we had with him were times that we will never forget, he brought us so much joy & pleasure. The decision to let him go was extremely hard but we couldn’t bear to see him suffer any more. Night night little man, sleep tight little man, for…
[wp_show_posts id=”1599″]24th of November, 2016. Tips to keep your best friend happy and safe this winter Most dogs love a frolic in the snow, but there are precautions that should be taken to ensure the comfort and safety of your dog during the cold weather. Dogs get very invigorated by cold weather and snow. They may…
[wp_show_posts id=”1599″] The festive season is upon us and the excitement is slowly gaining momentum as we prepare for this fun filled time of the year. Everyone wants to enjoy the holidays without any hiccups so here’s a few things to consider over the next few weeks before the celebrations begin. Christmas can often bring…
26th of September, 2015Some tips to help your dog survive ‘the silly season’ CLICK HERE TO OPEN some tips to help your pet survive bonfire night
14th of July, 2014. UK enjoys the first heatwave of 2014.Here are some tips to help your dog cope. We are currently enjoying temperatures in the mid twenties, but it may not be so much fun for your dog. Please read our tips for helping him cope ad stay cool. CLICK HERE TO OPEN Wellbeing Hot weather https://www.youtube.com/watch?feature=player_detailpage&v=SK0zxTtHsaQ
12th of July, 2014. Now is the season when there is an increased risk of problems to your pet associated with grass seeds. This can also prove to be expensive in veterinary bills, and it is wise to be on the alert for signs of distress in your dog. GRASS SEEDS Now is the season when…
10th of July, 2014. Another hazard to your dog may be lurking in his favourite swimming spot. Blue green algae can thrive in stagnant ponds after a spell of warm, dry & calm weather and can prove fatal to your dog. Pets can die after ingesting only a small amount of the toxin. We have received…
26th of January, 2014. Extreme cold temperatures forecast, help your dog to cope with the weather. Beith is loving her frolic in the snow, but there are precautions that should be taken to ensure the comfort and safety of your dog during the cold weather. CLICK HERE TO OPEN Wellbeing When the north wind doth blow