Health

Spring is not just a time for cleaning- luckily! The dawn of this new season also means you and your four legged friends can begin to enjoy more time in the great outdoors. This means that now is a great...

Why not try something new and give running with your dog a go this New Year? Running with your dog provides a fantastic way to get fit in the fresh air and enjoy an invigorating workout whilst spending time with...

Here at Scientific Nutritional Products we love dogs! These incredible animals bring us joy, laughter and in some cases, important services such as military services or as assistance dogs to blind, deaf or diabetic people in need. Recent reports in...

Dogs bark. It’s one of the ways they communicate. Many humans consider it to be annoying, loud and unnecessary but it is important to remember barking, along with whining, howling and growling, is a dog’s natural means of communication.  When...

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...

With the cold weather upon us sometimes going for a dog walk in freezing temperatures can be less than appealing so CaniCross sometimes known as CaniX, could provide the perfect solution to keep warm and maintain your dog's exercise over...

We love Christmas time and it brings with it plenty of excitement; whether that is the influx of friends and family members to the home, frantic Christmas present wrapping, cooking or bustling parties. Huge fun for us, but it is...

Most dog owners will have noticed their canines eating grass at some stage. Whether your dog does munches on the green stuff occasionally or more often, it can puzzle us pet owners! Scientific Nutritional Products takes a look in our...

The British Psychological Society (BPS) has recently reported on a new study showcased at the society’s annual conference that shows that many children are unaware that they should show caution around frightened dogs. Lead researcher Dr Sarah Rose of Staffordshire...