Have you ever wondered about just how hot it must be for dogs to wear a fur coat all year round, especially when the sun is cracking the pavements? It is well worth the time, effort and expense to have your pet/s groomed professionally on a regular basis. Dogs that naturally grow dense hair, Golden Retrievers, Poodles, Cocker Spaniels and the many variants that are so popular today i.e. the Labradoodles et al, all need a trim from time to time.
Dogs may be man’s best friend, but how many receive the Tender Loving Care that they need? Plenty, hopefully, but TLC is something that should include some regular attention in the form of grooming and professional maintenance to keep your close pal in good shape and to ensure that they are in prime physical condition, by experienced eyes picking up problems at the earliest opportunity.
With bright yellow spots, remarkable eyes and the ability to breath underwater using their own personal air supply, the sunburst diving beetle is a fascinating addition to the zoological collection at Paignton Zoo Environmental Park.
Sometimes your dog may seem a little off or not quite themselves and it's hard to put your finger on why they are not right, but here are 10 symptoms that should never be ignored. If your dog is showing any of these don’t delay in seeking veterinary treatment.
If you always end up walking the same routes and even your dog takes the paths before you do, maybe it’s time to freshen up your walks to take in some different scenery if not for you at least for your pooch.
This April, micro-chipping will become mandatory for all dogs in England. Here’s what you need to know to make sure your North Devon pooch is protected and law abiding.
It's National Pet Month from 1 April to 2 May 2016, your chance to show the special creature in your life just how much you love them! The charity holds the event each year. Each year a whole host of pet-tastic events are held, from dog shows to fairs and perfect pet competitions!
Whether you have a small or large dog, they can constantly (or occasionally) carry a little or big smell around with them. Their smell can also build up around the house and whilst we generally get used to it, it’s not so pleasant for visitors. Some dogs just pong, but others pick up nasty smells from rolling in mess or getting wet whilst out walking or playing in the park.
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