Dog ramp: when your pet needs a helping hand
Jumping out of bed, out of the car or off the sofa puts strain on the joints. A ramp helps older dogs, large dogs and those with mobility problems.
Category Dog Care
Pet carriers for cats and dogs: how to choose one and get your pet used to it
A pet carrier isn’t a cage: it’s a safe haven. Learn how to choose the right size and material, and how to get your pet used to going inside without being afraid.
How to teach your dog to walk on a lead without pulling
Walks that feel like a bullfight aren’t inevitable. Walking on a lead without pulling is something you learn with patience, the right harness and simple steps.
Elevated feeding bowl: benefits for a dog’s digestion
A raised feeding bowl prevents the dog from having to bend down to eat and is recommended for large dogs and animals with spinal or digestive problems.
Automatic pet feeder: is it worth buying?
Programmable, with regular feeding times even when you’re not at home. Find out when an automatic feeder is useful and what to look for when buying one.
How to travel safely by car with your dog and cat
Travelling with your pet in the car requires some preparation: protecting the seat, ensuring they are properly secured, making stops and keeping them comfortable. A safety guide for short and long journeys.
Retractable or fixed lead: how to choose the right one
A retractable lead gives you freedom; a fixed lead gives you control. We’ve compared the two types of lead to help you choose the right one for your dog and your walks.
GPS dog collars: how they work and are they worth it?
A GPS collar lets you track your dog in real time, set up safe zones and receive alerts if your dog wanders off. Here’s what you need to know before you buy.
How to get your dog to eat more slowly: 6 practical tips
A dog that wolfs down its food in seconds is at risk of flatulence, vomiting and even gastric torsion. Learn how to get your dog to eat more slowly with these simple tips.
How to Remove Dog and Cat Hair from Your Home: Sofas, Clothes and Beds
How can you remove dog and cat hair from your home without it becoming a daily chore? The short answer: a vacuum cleaner on its own isn’t enough, because the fine hair gets trapped in the fibres of the fabric…