Hefty Dogs

23/06/2019

28/10/2018

How to recognise if your dog may have Hypothermia.

The symptoms vary with severity.

Strong shivering and trembling followed by no shivering
Acting sleepy or lethargic and weak
Fur and skin are cold to the touch
Decreased heart rate
Pupils may be dilated (the black inner circle of the eye appears larger)
Gums and inner eyelids are pale or blue
Trouble walking
Trouble breathing
Stupor, unconsciousness, or coma

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If your pet were suffering from hypothermia, would you know? Find out the symptoms, preventative steps, and ways to treat this potentially fatal condition.

28/10/2018

Winter walkies...ice, snow, salt, antifreeze and de-icers can build up on your dog’s feet. If your dog licks them, they could swallow the poisons. Antifreeze, in particular, tastes sweet but can be deadly.

29/07/2018

A bit of information to help with recognising and handling stressed dogs

24/06/2018

Is it playtime yet?

20/06/2018

Make sure you can find shade or have water for your dog when the weather is hot.

03/06/2018

Lily enjoying some cuddle time with Uncle Gary

02/05/2018

Time for a bit more fun with agility practice...

14/04/2018

Staying hydrated is, of course, important for keeping healthy!

31/03/2018

Lots of human foods aren't good for dogs, but at this time of year in the UK we definitely need to watch out for these.

29/03/2018

http://www.nineteen87.co.uk/turmeric-is-it-good-for-you-and-your-dog/

Turmeric seems to be everywhere these days. People are eating it in almost everything, and when they’re not eating it, they’re drinking it (hands up if you’ve tried Golden Milk yet?). But why are people so obsessed with this wonder spice and can you put turmeric in your dog’s food? The Spice...