Hay fever sufferers know that pollen levels tend to be higher in the Summer months, but dog owners may not be aware that dogs can suffer from hay fever too, just like humans. To provide guidance on this matter, I have spoken exclusively with Dr Linda Simon, an in-house Veterinary surgeon at Pooch & Mutt, who has shared vital advice …
There’s nothing quite like the love of a four-legged best friend and, in time for Mental Health Awareness Week, new research has found that over three quarters of people in the UK agree that owning a dog has positively impacted their wellbeing. As part of a new study, dog-friendly holiday letting specialist Canine Cottages has teamed up with Liz Ritchie, …
Compare The Market’s pet experts reveal their tips on creating a summer-safe garden for your pooch this year. Top tips include creating cooling corners, avoiding chemicals in water features, and surfaces to steer clear of if you don’t have grass. As the weather warms up, it’s inevitable that our dogs will be eager to head outside and play in the …
We all want our dogs to be involved in every event of our lives, but should they join in with the festivities of a coronation street party? Your dog will love the attention, the food, and the party! But if you do allow your dog to join in with your coronation celebration be aware of aspects of a party that …
Dog fouling is a problem for the whole UK, but some locations are worse than others. New research reveals the places in the UK where complaints of dog fouling are the highest, and how many people are aware of the potential consequences of doing so. Glasgow comes out as the worst place for dog fouling followed by Northumberland and Manchester. …
