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January 2026

New Year, happy dog

A fresh year is the perfect moment for pet parents to reset routines and discover what truly makes a happy dog: balanced nutrition, exciting adventures, and meaningful moments together. Whether you’re trying a new walk route, going on a coastal getaway, or transitioning to premium dog food, small changes create lasting vitality.

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Hip problems in dogs

Hip problems in dogs can change their quality of lives dramatically. Whether your dog is experiencing hip dysplasia, arthritis or age-related joint discomfort, watching your once bouncy companion struggle to rise from lying down or climb the stairs at night can be devastating. Understanding canine hip conditions, recognising early symptoms, and knowing when to seek veterinary support can make a profound difference.

Treat filled nutrition

As spooky season approaches, leaves begin to fall, and pumpkin patches open, we are celebrating the vibrant orange ingredients included in our delicious food and treats. Orange ingredients aren’t just visually appealing, they’re a sign of natural goodness, which we include for their nutritional properties to help your pet thrive.

Slow cooker chicken stock treats

A simple, cat and dog-friendly recipe that can be served hot as a winter-warmer or cold/frozen in the summer. Perfect for using up leftover chicken after a roast.

Coping with the loss of a pet

Pets are our best friends, greatest loves, and closest confidants, so losing them to old age or illness can be absolutely devastating. It’s important to seek support, and we hope that this guide can bring you some comfort and help you to process your loss.

Poisonous plant guide

Plants and flowers brighten our homes and gardens throughout the seasons. We give them as gifts on Valentine’s Day, birthdays, and anniversaries. However, while beautiful, specific plants can be a danger to our furry friends.

Healthy poo guide

Your dog or cat’s poo can be part of the puzzle when trying to diagnose an illness, infection or parasite infestation. The clue is in the colour and the shape.