Can You Give Normal Treats To Senior Dogs?

As our pet dogs get older, their nutritional and physical needs change. Senior dogs have different requirements for their diet, exercise and overall health. One question that can arise is whether it’s perfectly safe to give normal treats to senior dogs. In almost all cases, giving normal treats to senior dogs is perfectly okay. However, …

Welcome to the Great British Summer 🌞

It’s officially SUMMER! And as the temperatures rise, here’s what you need to know to help keep your dog happy and healthy… Try some frozen treats! This delicious and very simple recipe will help your dog cool off in no time. With just three ingredients, you can make your pooch their very own ice (peanut …

Is Your Dog Travelling Safely?

The safety of your dogs is our top priority at Digs for Dogs, and we always ensure we provide safe transit (as well as lots of fun) for all our pups! “As per the Welfare of Animals (Transport) Order 1997, dogs should not be transported in a way that could cause injury or unnecessary suffering” …

Our Favourite Dog-Friendly Easter Eggs

Easter is just around the corner and we have found you the best eggs suitable for your four-legged friends… As we all know, human chocolate is poisonous to dogs, so it’s important that you only ever give your dog carob. What is carob? Carob is the safe alternative to chocolate and is not harmful to …

5 Freedoms Of Animal Welfare

Guest Blog by Leeann Bentley – Digs for Dogs Franchise Owner, Bredbury Are you aware of the Animal Welfare Act 2006? I must admit I wasn’t fully aware myself, until I started studying my diploma in Canine Care, Welfare and Behaviour! Now, I think that is it necessary to educate owners/potential owners, and even reach …

Why is Dog First Aid Important?

Gemma recently trained our new Digs for Dogs franchisees on Dog First Aid, to ensure they are well equipped with all the skills necessary to look after your four legged family members. Read on to hear why Dog First Aid is so important, and how a course is suitable for all; owners, home boarders, and …

The Extendable Lead, Good or Bad?

Guest Blog by Leeann Bentley – Digs for Dogs Franchise Owner, Bredbury Extendable leads allow the dog to walk some distance away from you while being under some sort of control, however they are fraught with danger as I learnt with my own pup, Baxter! While returning from a nice walk the lead decided that …

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8 Top Tips To Help Prepare Your Dog For Firework Season

Remember, remember (your dog on) the 5th of November! Bonfire Night is just around the corner, which can be a dreaded time of the year for your pups – and owners alike! Data from the RSPCA shows that 45% of dogs in the UK are scared of fireworks. Here are some top tips to prepare …

10 Warning Signs To Look Out For When Getting A Puppy!

The ‘Puppy Shortage’ in the UK has been a hot topic over these past few months, and you may have read our ‘Pandemic Puppies’ blog back in April, where we discussed the panic buying of canine companions for lockdown. Well, a new study has shown some interesting results from these new puppy purchases… 27% of …

Dog Medical Emergency Guide: Are You Prepared?

Dog Medical Emergency Guide created by FIGO Pet Insurance.

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