Searches for ‘dog coats’ have seen a 98% spike in the last week  Over the last few days, many UK areas have seen moderate to severe snow and ice, with temperatures falling to -12 °C in some areas. These extreme conditions mean many of us are facing prolonged cold spells and hazardous conditions. Whether it’s frosty mornings or snowy strolls, colder conditions can be tough…

Award-Winning Stars Bring Festive Magic to Mayhew’s Christmas Concert Comedian and broadcaster Sue Perkins, acclaimed actor Sir Derek Jacobi, and TV presenter Fearne Cotton joined forces to celebrate the festive season at animal welfare charity Mayhew’s annual Christmas Concert on Wednesday 3 December. Hosted by Sue Perkins at the stunning St Matthew’s Church in Ealing, more than 400 guests enjoyed an unforgettable evening of heartwarming…

With New Years Eve just around the corner, dog owners are being urged to watch for the lesser-known signs of fear so they can take early steps to comfort their pets, reduce exposure to loud noises and keep them safe. The dog training experts from Acme Kennels have warned pet owners to recognise the more unknown indicators of stress in their dogs when fireworks are expected, to help prevent long term distress. New Year firework displays can be…

Halloween is a time of spooky fun, costumes and sweet treats, but while the celebrations are exciting for us, they can be frightening and even dangerous for our dogs. From unfamiliar noises, flashing decorations and tempting treats, October 31st brings a host of hazards that pet owners should be aware of.  To help keep our dogs calm and safe this Halloween, Edward Creaser, dog expert…

While wild blackberries and blueberries are safe to eat, owners are being warned of other common wild berries  As autumn begins and woodland walks become more popular, dog owners are being warned about the dangers of wild berries that can pose a serious risk to their pets’ health. Although some fruits, such as blackberries and blueberries, are harmless and even healthy for dogs in moderation,…

With the school term in full swing, parents will be getting back into the school run routine, with many having an additional member of the family coming along. Taking your dog on the school run can be a fun bonding experience for both your children and your pet. However, it’s important to remember both safety and etiquette when mixing dogs, children, and busy school routes. …

The comfort and safety of your dog should come first regardless of how long you plan to travel for. Long drives can be hard on dogs, particularly puppies unfamiliar with long journeys, or older dogs who may struggle with stiffness or discomfort during extended periods of travel.  A few short test drives before embarking on longer trips is well worth testing out to help your…