Calm travel

It’s the journey, not the destination, as the saying goes. And when it comes to getting away with your canine companion, it’s vital that the journey is as comfortable as possible. Travel can be nausea

How to pack the ultimate first aid kit for travelling abroad

Q I’m so concerned about my Labrador getting arthritis. Our previous Lab had it and spent the last couple of years of his life taking medication; I think he also experienced a lot of discomfort. Our c

“If you’re travelling somewhere English isn’t widely spoken, translate your medical conditions into the local language before you go,” advises Deborah Grayson, pharmacist and nutritional therapist at

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

Switching off can be harder than it sounds —if you find it tough to unwind on holiday, try these therapist-endorsed tips to let yourself go, writes Sara Keenan