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Part of the parcel that comes with owning a dog is knowing how to keep them entertained. When dogs get bored, they can often create their own 'entertainment', though what might be entertainment to them can actually look like destructive behaviours such as chewing on furniture, digging or excessive barking. These are just some of the ways that you can easily entertain and stimulate your dog and reduce the effects that boredom has on their well-being.

Keeping cool can be a task during the summer, but it's easy to manage if you stay aware and alert. Observing your pet for behavioural and physical changes can be the key to preventing serious heat exhaustion, and using some of our tips can help ensure they remain comfortable and safe. 

Dog balls are not only a fun toy, but help to provide a healthy and engaging lifestyle. A game of fetch, a toy to chew on, a training exercise; these are all things that can be made possible with the simplest of toys. For such an essential piece of equipment, which dog balls are dog owners' favourites?

Whilst your dog will focus on their taste, the benefits of dog chews go way beyond deliciousness. Improving dental health, providing nutrients, and redirecting restless energy and inappropriate chewing are just some of the added perks that come with dog chews. 

Yak chews are long-lasting, natural dog treats based on a simple recipe of yak (or cow) milk, lime juice and salt. Suitable for dogs over 4 months old, yak chews have become a popular snack due to their various health benefits and long-lasting nature. But where do yak chews come from and how are they made?