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Twenty Tips to Help You Take the Strain Out of the Leash!

Twenty Tips to Help You Take the Strain Out of the Leash!

by Louise Stapleton Frappell | Jan 25, 2022 | Pet Owners

Do you have a dog that pulls you along like a steam train pulling freight? If so, walks are probably pretty miserable for both of you. Walking nicely is a life skill that when missing can significantly and negatively impact the relationship you share with your dog and...
Help Keep Rover Safe – Food That May be Toxic to Pets

Help Keep Rover Safe – Food That May be Toxic to Pets

by Louise Stapleton Frappell | Dec 22, 2021 | Pet Owners | 0 comments

Knowing what is safe and unsafe for a pet to eat can be a complicated topic as while one dog may eat grapes and be fine, another may fall seriously ill and even die. My own dogs often eat avocados that fall from the trees in our garden. They do, however, always leave...
DogNostics Top 10 Tips For Keeping Pets Safe This Holiday Season

DogNostics Top 10 Tips For Keeping Pets Safe This Holiday Season

by Niki Tudge | Dec 14, 2021 | Pet Owners | 0 comments

Endeavor to maintain your pet’s normal routine. Walks, training, mental and physical enrichment, interactive feeding toys, chews, training & bedtime – Try to keep your pet’s daily routine as normal as possible. If you’re hosting celebrations, remember to...
Stress Busting Tips for Humans and Pets!

Stress Busting Tips for Humans and Pets!

by Louise Stapleton Frappell | Oct 5, 2021 | Pet Owners | 0 comments

What is Stress? “Any intrinsic or extrinsic stimulus that evokes a biological response is known as stress” – Yaribeygi, H., Panahi, Y., Sahraei, H., Johnston, T. P., & Sahebkar, A. (2017) – so let’s be realistic, everyone has stress...
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