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Recent years have brought about advances in nutrition and veterinary care which has ensured many of our dogs are happily living for longer. Each older dog will have its own specific needs and requirements but the deterioration of the digestive system, joints and teeth are unfortunately inevitable results of aging for all animals. This can mean that additional supplementation of the diet, increa...

Spring time brings us the opportunity to spend more time outside with our four-legged friends, enjoying the countryside and indulging in additional early evening walks with the extra daylight hours. So, with this extra time on our hands and with the addition of some sunshine - at least some of the time! - in our latest blog, Scientific Nutritional Products takes a look at ensuring your dog is ‘...

Your cute little bundle of puppy joy has grown and though still a young dog your puppy has reached adolescence. ‘Teenagehood’ in dogs may not technically exist but many dog owners would report this age and phase of a dog’s life can certainly be somewhat similar to coping with a wayward teen! In our latest blog Scientific Nutritional Products looks at the mechanisms for coping with and boosting ...

Christmas brings with it a lot of excitement in the home, whether that is the influx of friends and family members OR frantic Christmas present wrapping, cooking and parties. This can really test our canine's tolerance, patience and behaviour especially when there may be reduced exercise, heightened excitement around the home, not to mention a host of sparkly decorations and tempting smelling f...

As your canine friend ages, they will change, even if they are perfectly healthy for the age they have now reached. These changes in their bodies may mean your dog is not be able to run as fast, jump as high or have the stamina they had in earlier years. Therefore it is important for dog owners to understand their canine's limits and create an exercise routine which their dog will relish. Provi...