Dog Health Blog 

We all want the same thing for our dogs: a long, happy, healthy life. Not just more years, but good years. Years where they're still running along the beach, playing tug-of-war and greeting us at the door like we've been gone a month. There's a hidden ageing factor sitting in a lot of dogs' bowls, and hardly anyone talks about it. It's called AGEs, and it matters a lot for long-term health and longevity, for us and for our dogs. The good news? Prevention is the key, and it st

If you know me in real life, you'll know that overweight and obese dogs are my pet hate. Not because I'm judging anyone, but because I feel so incredibly sorry for the dogs. It's almost never their fault. And it's usually not their owners' fault either. Most of the time it comes down to misguided information about how much to feed, and what to feed. So in this post I'm sharing what the research says, including a new study on diet and body condition, plus an easy way to check

If your dog is anxious, reactive, or just seems "wired" a lot of the time, there's a good chance you've been told it's a training issue. Sometimes it is. But one of the most overlooked pieces of the puzzle is what's actually going on in your dog's gut. There's been a genuine run of new research on the gut-behaviour link in dogs over the past year or two, so this post pulls that evidence together in one place, along with what you can actually do about it. What the Research Sho