Peace of Mind for Pet Parents
Hello, again, Wonderful Pet Parents! It’s been a while since I last took over the blog, but this week, I decided to step away from my customer service desk to write this post all about hay fever in dogs! I know, you’re probably thinking ‘hay fever in dogs? Does that even happen?’ I know that …
John Bercow became worldwide famous during the Brexit debates. Whatever you thought about him, he was ALWAYS right about one thing (although his spelling was off …) via GIPHY In terms of relationship and training, one of the most important things our dogs can give us is their focus. How do you know if your …
Hello, again, wonderful Pet Parents and hello to your dogs too! In case you haven’t realised, it’s me, Hannah, again writing another post for you all, and it’s a bit of a serious one today too. I approached Darren about writing this post as it’s vital for us that we’re supporting our Pet Parents not …
Some dogs need a low purine diet because they are at genetic risk of developing bladder or kidney stones along with other problems associated with a buildup of uric acid. Uric acid is produced when their bodies attempt to break down purine. via GIPHY Which breeds may need a low purine diet? Dalmations along with …
French Bulldog Allergies French Bulldogs are particularly prone to allergies, both environmental and food. So if you’re a French bulldog pet parent, you have to be particularly careful about the food and the treats you give your dog. Food allergies show up in digestions problems such as diarrhoea, vomiting and flatulence (a sign your dog’s …
“The natural canine environment of the wilderness has drastically changed… dogs still have the same needs, but fulfilling those needs now requires different actions. Wolf pups look to pack leaders to fulfil their needs, and dogs look to us.”~ from The Dog Guardian by Nigel Reed In Part 1 of our ‘Role as Pet Parent’ …
Pet Parents and Guardians For me, the term ‘Pet Parent’ applies to all our lovely Bounce and Bella customers. Because we all care and are concerned deeply about our dogs. We’ve taken on a parenting role rather than just the role of owner. I bring this up because for Christmas every year I create a …