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08/11/2022

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27/10/2022

How to Keep Your Pet Safe This Halloween 🐶😺🎃🦇

Some Halloween foods, decorations and activities can spook (and even harm) your furry buddy. So, if you’re going to include your pet in the festivities, make sure to keep them safe and happy by helping them avoid these hazards.

For more tips to keep your pet safe this Halloween, read today’s free pet blog post.

More Halloween pet safety tips here: https://bit.ly/3eMrmdm

18/10/2022

Trick or a Treat? 🐕🎃 With so many options available in every pet shop and online, every day is a 'trick-or-treat' opportunity for our canines. So do you really know what's in your dog's favourite snack? 👇 Here's a basic guide on what you should and shouldn't be feeding so you can really treat them to something GOOD to eat all year round.
​🔴 DON'T
​- Meat origin unknown/ made in China
​- No understandable ingredients
​- Cooked bone/ processed rawhide
🟠 AVOID
​- Contains fillers (cereals)
​- Contains flavourings and preservatives
​- Meat original from Asia
🟢 ​BEST
​- Single ingredient or fresh, minimal ingredients
​- Free from fillers additives and preservatives
​- Meat originated from EU
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17/07/2022

09/07/2022

Those who know me know I used to be an army dog trainer. I learned two things while I was in the army working with dogs, both are still a daily part of my life.

First: you always sort your dog out before you sort yourself out.

Are they thirsty or hungry? Do they need anything at this point? Every day without fail, I follow this rule that I learned so many years ago. Dogs can’t just fill up a water bowl, they can’t stop a griping hunger in their stomach on their own, but we can. So I choose to meet their needs before I work on my own, and I always will.

Second: you always move at the slowest man’s pace.

This lesson taught me everything about living with older, slower dogs. As dogs get older, they run less. Older dogs sniff more. They sniff everything. Senior dogs might be stiff and achy and need to cover less ground, but they cover that ground at a slower pace.

Please consider their needs and go at their pace.

It’s not fair to leave them behind or pull them along.

09/07/2022