Dog Health

Diabetes is a life-long condition that can have dire consequences on your dog's health if not managed properly. Find out more about canine diabetes, including the early warning signs and what treatments are available, in our latest blog.

Red eyes are a sure sign that something is wrong with your dog, whether the condition is related to their eyes or not. From glaucoma and dry eye to allergies and conjunctivitis, find out what's causing your dog's red eyes and how to treat it. 

Does your dog suffer from tear staining? You’re not alone. Tear stains are a common problem that many dog owners face, but that’s where we come in. Learn how to recognise and treat tear stains in dogs with our latest blog.

Dogs, just like every living thing, need water to survive. In this blog, we’re going to walk you through the symptoms of canine dehydration as well as the causes of it so you can ensure your dog isn’t at risk. 

When it comes to our pets, we all want the very best. That’s why we’ve made a list of the best over-the-counter flea treatment options for your cat or dog, all of which are available at competitive prices without the need for a vet’s prescription. 

One of the inevitabilities of pet owners is at some point having to administer them medication. And while we know that the medicine is for their good, this isn’t something your dog can understand. Here we discuss the best ways to give your god tablets, including how to hide tablets for dogs. 

Maintaining your dog's health and well-being is your sole responsibility as a pet owner. This means providing them with appropriate food and taking them for checkups with the vet, and keeping up with their routine healthcare treatments, including worming. Here, we discuss the best worming treatments for dogs to help you find the most suitable choice for your pet. 

As a dog owner, it's essential to maintain your dog's health both inside and out, and this includes their ears. There are a number of factors that play into routine dog ear care, and here we talk you through what healthy dogs ears should look like and what to do if you think there's a problem. 

Cutting your dog’s nails is more than just a cosmetic need, but an integral part of maintaining your dog’s health. By trimming their claws, you can help avoid embedded dog claws and other issues. In our guide, we walk you through how to trim your dog's claws, including how to cut black dog nails, so your dog can stay happy and healthy. 

Did you know that four out of five dogs are likely to develop arthritis in their lifetime? In our latest blog, we explain the symptoms of arthritis in dogs, as well as what you can do to prevent and treat it.