[Dog health] Obesity-prone breeds and how to help

According to a study published in the Journal of Small Animal Practice in conjunction with the Royal Veterinary College, the eight dog breeds which have higher odds of being overweight are:  It’s worth noting that there are a number of other factors which the study found to contribute to a dog’s weight. Middle-aged pooches were found to be more likely to be overweight or obese, as well…

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Amber Weather Warnings Issued Country Wide – Dog Expert Advises How to Safely Walk Dogs In Snow

Amber weather warnings  have been issued across the country for widespread snow and rain. Google Trends has seen a 50% increase in searches for “can i walk my dog in the snow” so dog owners are unsure of how to safely exercise dogs in snow – and what the safety measures are to prevent accidents.  Warnings such as these have led dog experts Kennel Store to weigh in on…

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Magical Valentine’s Day Celebration for You and Your Dog

Valentine’s Day is a special day to celebrate love, and who better to share it with than your furry friend? Dog bring so much joy and companionship to our lives, so why not make them a part of the festive celebrations? Here are some ideas to make this Valentine’s Day magical for both you and your dog. Go on a romantic walk Take your dog…

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Does Your Pup Need Snow Boots?– Insights from a Vet Ahead of Forecasted Arctic Blast

Searches for ‘dog boots’ have increased by 125% in the last week, as an arctic blast is forecasted to bring a barrage of snow and plunging temperatures to parts of the UK. But do dogs need paw protection in the snow? Dog owners may be wondering whether their dog needs boots to protect their paws from snow and ice, as well as other hazards such as road…

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Dog Expert Weighs In After Woman Reveals Dog Became Unwell After Inhaling Fumes From THIS Common Household Item

Oil diffusers can be incredibly toxic to dogs and cause a host of medical issues, resulting in large vet bills and potential illness. This is following a case of a dog in New Zealand falling victim to illness following inhalation from a diffuser, with the story going viral worldwide. Marianne Whyte from New Zealand posted to social media to issue an urgent warning to fellow dog…

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National Dog Walking Month: How to Keep You and Your Dog Safe During Winter Walks

January is often the perfect excuse to get fit and healthy, by making the most of the outdoors, and what better way to get your steps in than with your furry friend in tow? But with the dark and cold mornings set to continue a little while longer, taking your dog on a winter walk can present all kinds of hazards from low fog, rain…

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