What goes in your dog affects almost everything else: their weight, their teeth, their gut, their energy and their behaviour. This covers building a sensible diet, choosing treats that work for training, and what to do when your dog eats something they should not have.
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Mince pies, Christmas pudding, chocolate, stuffing and turkey bones are the big Christmas dangers for dogs. What each one does, how quickly symptoms show, what is safe to share from the dinner table, and exactly what to do if your dog eats something they shouldn't.
Years is sold in Pets at Home, Just for Pets and Pets & Friends. For eight days its recall notice spoke only to subscribers. Shop buyers can still return recalled packs for a refund, and can now get Years' free vet support. Here is exactly where you stand.
Years recalled its fresh dog meals over a possible buckwheat link to sudden dry eye. Its investigation has now reported. What it found, what it does not settle, and where refunds stand.
Most dogs eat grass because they like it, not because they feel ill. What the biggest study found, the signs that change the answer, and the garden plants and chemicals that make grazing risky.
Discover the importance of choosing natural dog treats for training. Learn about the benefits of natural options and why you should avoid processed treats. Prioritise your furry friend's health and training success!"
No, dogs cannot eat mince pies. The raisins, sultanas and currants inside can cause kidney failure, and there is no safe amount. What to do if your dog ate one, symptoms to watch, and when to ring the vet.
Discover the importance of avoiding ultra-processed dog food and learn how to provide your furry friend with a balanced and nutritious diet. Explore the anatomy of dogs and their digestive system, along with practical tips for choosing the best foods for your dog's well-being.
These sit in another topic but overlap enough to be worth reading here.
