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Pet Poison Prevention
March is Pet Poison Prevention Awareness Month and our blog this month comes from our guest writer, Aubrey Oiller of Bluebell Pet Care. Aubrey is a Certified Pet First Aid Instructor with years of experience teaching people how to have the confidence and skills to act fast and save a dog’s life. What to do if your dog has consumed something toxic No dog owner wants to think about this however, we cannot prevent all things from happening. But accidents happen! Dogs grab thin
Aubrey
Mar 43 min read


Winter care for working dogs
There’s something special about a winter’s day in the field with a gundog — the low sun over frosty fields, the sight of steam rising from a dog’s coat, the quiet satisfaction of a job well done. But the colder months also bring their share of challenges. Brambles, biting winds, frosty fields, and icy puddles can all take their toll and lead to discomfort or injury. Whether your dog is a hard-working spaniel or a faithful old labrador, a little extra care through the colder m
Sue
Oct 30, 20255 min read


Terrible ticks
Ticks are on the increase in the UK, and we need to be more vigilant than ever in order to protect our own health and that of our dogs. Historically found mainly in moorland and moorland areas, ticks are now being seen in coastal areas and even in our gardens, thanks to climate change and more people traveling with their pets to Europe, where infection rates are high. We therefore need to be prepared for the warmer months, when ticks are active, and know what to do when we
Sue
Apr 29, 20254 min read


Summer skin problems
Most of us will be looking forward to the summer months and those longer, lighter days. For some dogs though summer brings a number of issues, from pollen to parasites – many skin problems peak during the summer months. They can be a real source of discomfort for dogs but there are things you can be on the look for and ways to combat that summer itch. Allergies to pollen and grass Like us, dogs can have sensitivities and allergies to their natural environment. If your dog s
Sue
Mar 29, 20243 min read


Chiropractic and massage for gundogs
Our blog this month comes from our guest writer, Nika Vorster. Nika has a Masters in Animal Chiropractic, a Diploma in Animal Deep Tissue...
Nika
Jan 29, 20222 min read


‘Tis the season
With Christmas fast approaching, it’s worth being aware of the possible dangers to our dogs during the festive season. It’s especially...
Sue
Nov 30, 20213 min read


Hot weather and how to prevent heatstroke
A heatwave, like the one we’re currently experiencing in the UK, can be dangerous for our dogs. They’re not used to the level of heat and...
Sue
Jul 21, 20213 min read
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