Health

The spring/summer months are upon us and for many pet owners that brings with it the season of coat shedding, and our canine friends are common culprits of cloaking our homes in hair!  Dogs have three types of hair: primary,...

Summer; with it comes the lovely warm weather and longer, lighter evenings - but also plenty of creepy crawlies! Ticks and fleas are not only irritating and uncomfortable for our dogs, but are capable of transmitting some serious diseases and...

A new pet joining the fold and coming into our lives is a fun and exciting time for animal owners. However for our existing four-legged friends sometimes introducing a new canine can be a time of uncertainty and an unsettling...

One of the most exciting things about picking up a new canine friend joining the family is choosing a name. Deciding on a name can be great fun, but not always easy so how do you pick? Scientific Nutritional Products...

It is estimated that one in seven dogs suffer from allergic symptoms with skin allergies being the most commonly seen issue. Allergies can result in unpleasant consequences for your dog as it can mean that your canine friend scratches continuously...

According to the Association of Pet Behaviour Counsellors (APBC), a British society for the study of animal behaviour, growling as a form of aggression is a part of a range of canine behaviours that dogs use to deal with life’s...

Early summer is prime time for canine dog events - we have the Paws in the Park Spring Show at the South of England Showground in West Sussex (14-15th May); the South Wales Dog and Family Fun Day (30th May)...

Some of our dogs have more sensitive skin than others with common problems affecting them including such as; dry and flaky skin, itchiness, inflammation of the skin or a dull, listless coat. Canine skin issues can be caused by many...

Does your dog have what is takes to be a show champion or would you like to simply take part in some fun dog shows to strengthen your bond and enjoy time with your canine friend? Before your dog trots...