Your active dog

One of the great things about being a GP vet is that we get to treat all sorts of pets. My favourite dogs to treat are puppies, oldies, and performance pets. What do I mean by performance pets? These

A s we edge closer to spring, I find myself daydreaming about morning walks that no longer require five carefully chosen layers just to stay warm. That said, I’m far less confident that a change in se

This actively works your dog’s body and brain, can be done on or off lead, and requires no specialist equipment or knowledge. Setting up a course doesn’t take long and after 15 minutes of this activit

As we learn more about how we each experience the world in our own way, it raises interesting questions about how our dogs do, too. I always remember one of my Cocker Spaniels being intensely interest

Found on the inside of the front legs, the name dew claw is thought to refer to a tendency to brush dew away from the grass. An old superstition holds that a dog who still has dew claws will be immune

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