Our guide to keeping your pets calm this firework season Bonfire Night might mean sparklers, toasty evenings and a sky full of colour for us. But for our pets? Those unexpected bangs and flashes can feel a little more like the...
Our guide to keep tails wagging this autumn There’s something special about autumn. Crisp mornings, crunchy leaves, muddy adventures and cooler temperatures make it a brilliant time to get outside with your dog. But while autumn might be one of the most...
The National Trust’s Pooch Passport Is Back The National Trust’s Pooch Passport is back - which means it’s the perfect time to plan some tail-wagging autumn and winter adventures with your four-legged friend. You can pick up a Pooch Passport from...
The tiny summer hazard every pet owner should be aware of They’re tiny, easy to overlook and found almost everywhere in summer. But for pets grass seeds can cause much bigger problems than you might expect. There’s something wonderfully familiar about a...
World Pup Fever: England’s Dog Breeds Take Centre Stage The World Cup is in full swing - and while the world debates tactics, substitutions and extra time, we’re far more interested in something much more important: dogs. This year, we’re celebrating England’s...
Rabbit Awareness Week 2026 This June is Rabbit Awareness Week and the chosen these this year is ‘Feeding Bunnies Better’. In this blog we’ll explore how the right diet can help your rabbit live a longer, healthier, happier (and hoppier) life. Rabbit...
Understanding separation anxiety in pets. Have you ever returned home to chewed furniture, frantic meowing or a puddle by the door? If so, even though your pet is normally well behaved, you might be seeing more than just mischievous behaviour. Many pets...
How Pets Help Keep Our Minds Happy and Healthy May is Mental Health Awareness Week. A great reminder to check in with ourselves, slow things down and talk about something that deserves our attention. Our mental wellbeing. Life can be busy, stressful...
