Dog Howling in Sleep: Understanding Night-Time Vocalisations
Dogs howling in their sleep can feel puzzling—or honestly, a little worrying—if you’re not sure why it happens. Most of the time, it’s just a natural piece of how dogs communicate, dream, or let out their emotions while they rest. Just like you and me, dogs dream. Sometimes their howling is simply them vocalising those […]
Why Bloat In Dogs Is Sometimes Called The Silent Killer
Thousands of dogs die from bloat (otherwise known as gastric torsion) each year. Many could have been saved had their owners taken some simple measures to prevent bloat or were able to spot the tell tale signs of bloat in their dogs. What Is Bloat? Bloat in dogs is gas in the dog’s stomach that […]
Dog Charities: How We Can Make a Difference Together
Have you ever wondered what you could do to help dog charities find forever homes for all those dogs in their care? Well there are plenty of ways to make a real difference for dogs in need, and supporting dog charities is one of the best. Dog charities rescue, care for, and rehome dogs while […]
Keep Your Dog Cool in Hot Weather
Phew, with temperatures set to rise every year as global warming show no signs of slowing down it becomes even more important to know what to do to take care of our furry friends when the weather starts hotting up. Obviously we all want our furry friends to stay comfortable and happy, especially when the […]
Why Is My Dog Panting? A Quick Guide
Ever notice your dog panting way more than usual and wonder if it’s something to worry about? Sure, dogs pant to cool off, but sometimes it’s more than just heat or a wild play session. Heavy panting in dogs can sometimes point to health issues like pain, anxiety, or even heart and lung problems (see […]
Dog Allergy Tests Help to Identify Your Pet’s Triggers
If your dog has been itching, sneezing, or showing signs of discomfort, you might wonder if allergies are to blame. Dog allergy tests can help you get to the bottom of what’s causing your pet’s issues. These tests look for common triggers like pollen, food, dust mites, or even fleas. There are a few different […]