Peace of Mind for Pet Parents
Carrot-man & What to Avoid… In 1974 a man named Basil Brown from Croydon died from drinking carrot juice. He died after drinking 38 litres of carrot juice in 10 days. Apparently his skin was a yellow/orange colour. I mention this because from time to time scare stories appear in social media about carrots …
Cottage pie and Carrots… Many years ago Gill used to make the most utterly delicious cottage pies (could have been shepherd’s but let’s not confuse things). Very unfortunately it slipped out of her repertoire. They were absolutely blooming lovely. If there were a few cottage pies huddled together their collective terms would have been lovelies, …
The Pet Industry’s Gruesome Secret Gill and I have had dogs as part of our families throughout our entire lives and yet before starting Bounce and Bella neither of us had heard of this horrible ingredient. We didn’t start off Bounce and Bella fully formed and knowing what was good and bad for our …
In winter, as pet parents, we not only have to contend with darker mornings and earlier evenings, colder temperatures, and often having to change up our walking routes or routines with our dogs. Sometimes, we even have to cancel a walk altogether as it isn’t possible or safe to do so due to the weather. …
As winter draws nearer, many of us pet parents are already considering the changes we’ll be making to our daily routines, including how we walk our dogs. After all, with the darker nights, colder weather that often leads to freezing temperatures and the likelihood of snow and ice, it’s important to consider how we walk …
Whenever it’s fireworks night, we pet parents know that it’s often not just for one night but for a few nights after, which means that this can be a distressing time for our beloved pups. We’ve previously written on how to help prepare your dog for bonfire night, and following our conversation with the CityDogExpert, …
As Bonfire Night approaches, many pet parents are faced with the dilemma of attempting to figure out how best to prepare their dog for bonfire night. With the anticipation of not only bonfire night being filled with loud bangs of the fireworks but often the nights leading up to it as well, it can be …
Food allergies in dogs are more common than you’d think. Ranging from grain and gluten, just like humans, to even chicken, poultry, fish or beef! Food allergies in dogs can appear in various ways, and although many of us pet parents would like to believe our dogs have stomachs like Scooby-Doo – it simply isn’t …
As Pet Parents, we’re always looking to do best for our dogs; after all, it’s our main role as their Pet Parents. But sometimes, it can be confusing as there is so much conflicting advice and information and opinions that it’s isn’t exactly easy. One of the main things is the constant discussions on what …
Apologies for going full-tabloid on you, but I wanted to share a very dirty little raw secret with you that’s rarely discussed. [ ** WARNING EXPLICIT FECAL LANGUAGE AHEAD – PROCEED WITH CAUTION ** ] It’s a secret about plops, poos, turds, number twos or whatever your preferred phrase is… Maybe you’re young and enjoy …