Dog anxiety comes in all shapes and sizes, from the random fears, like hot air balloons, clouds and cats, to the more familiar, such as fireworks and (ssssh) the V.E.T. It’s common for most dogs to suffer from anxiety from time to time. So how can you help them overcome their fears?
Discover our top tips on how to calm your dog during firework season.
A slobbery lick to the face is all part of life with a dog. But why do dogs lick us, and what are they trying to tell us?
Learn the early signs of canine dementia, the symptoms to look out for and simple ways to help your dog continue enjoying a good quality of life.
This guide will look at the reasons elderly dogs pant a lot and give you the confidence to know when to be concerned enough to seek vet help.
Find out how to make your home a sensory haven for your senior dog.
Excessive licking at any part of the body is a common problem many dog owners will come across. It can be normal, or it can be a sign of pain, infection, nausea or stress. Read our blog to find out more
While dog panting is part of normal canine behaviour, there are several different reasons why they might do it. Excitement and heat are common triggers, but there are a few less obvious causes to be aware of.