Peace of Mind for Pet Parents
Of course, there are good and bad things about getting older (not that I would have believed that when I was young). As we age, we begin to feel the effects our lives have had on our bodies. I developed grain sensitivities, which gave me a small taste of what our first dog Sorrel must …
I used to give our dogs rawhide regularly. It was only after starting Bounce and Bella that I began to really question pet food industry norms, what did 100% chicken really mean? What were animal derivatives? Then I discovered rawhide was not what I thought it was – not at all. What do you think …
**Competition Closed 19th April 2021. Congratulations to our winner Ragnar!** Hello, you lovely Pet Parent you 🙂 Today marks the start of the first weekend after lockdown. I’ve found myself repeating a lyric fragment again and again over the last few months. If anyone gets pulled into my whinging orbit, they hear me saying, “Yes… …
Your dog’s sense of smell is incredible, and it’s their most dominant sense. For humans, it’s sight, and for dogs it’s smell. If aliens arrived and told us that they ‘see’ the world via their noses, we’d be amazed. And yet, we have fully paid-up aliens living in our houses, taking in the world around …
Have you ever given your dog a sniff walk? A sniff walk probably means all sorts of different things to different people – but for me, it means a walk for your dog with the main aim being to give them licence to go sniffing like crazy. It’s different from our usual walk. With Roscoe, …
When I got Sausage Suckered. “Argggh… I’ve gone into full-blown rant mode! You can tell by the number of exclamation marks!!!” That’s me two-thirds of the way down this post… why? Let me tell you… As well as selling on our own site, we also sell on some of the big online channels. I regularly …
You may already have heard me say this, but our first dog Sorrel developed various itching and digestive issues as she got older. It was only many years later after we had started selling dog treats (and I experienced my own grain-based stomach problems), that I realised what had happened. We’d naively fed her big …
As Pet Parents, sometimes it can be easy to lose our patience while training our dogs, especially when they refuse to follow commands you know that they clearly understand. Maybe it’s the language barrier, or our dogs just deciding they’d rather not do what we’d like them to do at that moment. Either way, sometimes …
As we come out of lockdown here in the UK, it’s a time of hope and excitement. After a long winter, it’s an opportunity for us to reunite with friends and family, whether in our gardens or local parks. It’s also a time of excitement as it brings the opportunity to finally meet the furry …
**Competition Closed 19th April 2021. Congratulations to our Mucky Pup Winner Alfie!** The weather’s looking good; it’s the first weekend after the pubs re-opened, and things could get messy out there! But we’re pet parents and we can cope with messy – because we’ve had to… (Roscoe, after he decided to go Two-Tone for the …