Canine hip dysplasia is a genetic skeletal condition affecting the hips, generally of larger dog breeds.
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Canine hip dysplasia is a genetic skeletal condition affecting the hips, generally of larger dog breeds.
Find out how it develops & how to treat it here >>
Docking is removing part of a dog’s tail. This controversial practice is now illegal in the UK, but can be done for working dogs.
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When it comes to feeding yourself and your family, you probably work hard to make sure what you eat is nutritional, natural, and nourishing. But the world of pet food is confusing – and the reality is, not all kibble is made the same…
Arriving at the destination is the first challenge to overcome, as travelling in a car with a dog can be dangerous for both you and them if you don’t plan ahead. Here are a few ideas of how to make the journey safe and less stressful for all concerned.
The change in seasons affects us all in different ways, meaning that we have to make a number of adjustments to help us adapt and make the transition as smooth as possible, especially when dog walking in the summer. From the changing weather to the differing hours of daylight each day, the seasons can affect us and our pets in a whole number of ways, and they rely on us to help them through it. Our dogs love to walk whatever the weather, so we’ve put together a series of handy guides to help you and your dogs navigate through the changing seasons…
Most people have heard of the term secondhand smoke and how harmful it can be. Even after brief exposure, secondhand smoke has been proven to have health effects on both adults and children. Surely these harmful toxins and chemicals would therefore have a negative effect on animals as well?
The onset of the cold weather brings about a change for us all, as we dig out our jumpers and wrap up warm, bracing ourselves for the day ahead. Much like we feel the strain, cool spells affect our dogs too, meaning that it’s our job to cater to their needs and ensure that they’re comfortable whilst out and about.
It’s essential that, when embarking on a winter walk, your dog is fully prepared for what’s ahead.
Everybody loves a cuddly puppy, but there is a line between puppy fat and a chubby dog. Here’s some advice on how to determine if your dog is carrying a bit too much weight.
Most of us want to include our dogs in as much of our lives as we can – they are part of the family after all! Car journeys with your dog can be straightforward, but there’s also room for mishaps. If you’re new to this or haven’t done it much, here are some things to consider.
Here at Tailster we know how important daily exercise is for our dogs. But do we know exactly how often and how much exercise they really need?
However, in the same way that we know we shouldn’t treat ourselves too much, it can be detrimental to your dog to treat them too often. Fortunately, most dogs will eat anything, including fruit and vegetables. They’re the obvious pick – they’re colourful, and come in a variety of textures and flavours.