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As the weather warms up, it’s
Summer is here – barbecues are sizzling and picnics are in full swing. It’s the perfect time to enjoy the outdoors but it’s also crucial to keep your dog safe in the heat. It’s good that people are no
Try these simple solutions to help you beat the heat
From sleepless nights to managing menopausal flushes, when temperatures soar it can spell trouble for our body and mind. So, it’s no surprise that just 18%* of Brits say they thrive in the heat. Think
Surfaces like tarmac or sand can burn your dog’s paws so avoid walking them in hot weather – if it’s too hot to touch, it’s too hot for them. Dogs cope with heat less effectively than humans, so even
Blue skies, longer days and feeling the warmth on our skin – it’s no wonder so many of us try to make the most of the summer months. But with more time spent in the sun, it’s important to be mindful o
Many varieties benefit from sunlight and showers