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  • Over-grooming in Dogs - Why it can be Bad

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    It’s natural for your dog to groom himself, but over-grooming can signify an underlying problem, and once you realise there’s an issue it might already be so deep-rooted that it can be hard to deal

  • Christmas Food Banks

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    Food Banks - Don't forget the dogs.Sadly, food banks are becoming commonplace in our society. People are presenting at hospitals with malnutrition whilst others have more than they will ever need. We

  • 5 Essential Dog Training Tips Every Pup Parent Should Know!

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    Whether you've been on countless doggy adventures or you're just starting your journey with a new furball, there's always something new to learn in the world of dog training. So, grab a cup of tea (or

  • Plant Poisoning in Dogs

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    It is that time of year again where we can start to look forward to spending more time outdoors and for many of us that will mean spending time in our gardens tidying up flower beds and maybe ad

  • Scared Dogs Wear Yellow

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    Spring is in the air and dog walkers are appearing where previously there were none. The local walking areas are packed full with new faces and it’s a far cry from those icy walks experienced a few mo

  • Puppy Training – React and Reinforce

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    Are you wondering why your new puppy keeps displaying the same behaviour regardless of how many times you discourage it? If so read on and I’ll explain why it’s so easy for dogs to learn to do t

  • 5 Common Dog Training Mistakes

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    Dog behaviour and proper understanding is important, isn’t it? Yet sometimes no matter how hard we try we can get in a muddle, usually this is due to making some common dog training mistakes.

  • Can dogs get hay fever?

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    Just like us, dogs can react to pollen, grass and other seasonal triggers — but hay fever in dogs often looks a little different. While humans tend to get the classic runny nose, sneezing and itchy ey

  • Cottage Holidays With Your Dog

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    When it comes to planning a holiday finding accommodation that welcomes the family dog is essential for many dog owners. Fortunately there are now an increasing numbers of holiday providers who

  • Animal Laser Therapy For Dogs

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    If your dog has had surgery recently, attained an injury or suffers from chronic pain, K-Laser Therapy could significantly improve their condition. This therapy is a treatment that stimulates th

  • New to Raw This RAWgust? Raw Dog Food Advice in Dunfermline | K9 Active

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    It's RAWgust at K9 Active. If you haven't heard us mention it yet, RAWgust is the pet industry month that gives us a reason to talk honestly about raw. This month is all about straightforward advice,

  • Revolutionary dog chews launched in the UK

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    No-Hide® Chews are the first healthy alternative to rawhide. Earth Animal’s range of revolutionary dog chews — which are already a huge hit with US canines and their health-conscious ‘paw

  • How to go paddle boarding with your dog

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    This summer we are all desperate to get back out there exploring with our pups again. Paddle boarding seems to be the new trend, but can you go paddle boarding with your dog? Of course you can! Stand

  • What Every Dog Owner Should Know About Ticks

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    Ticks are a type of external parasite related to mites, spiders and scorpions. These insects are fairly small but they can pose a great threat to your dog. Not only do ticks feed on your dog’s blood,

  • Alabama Rot: An Essential Update for Dog Owners

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    As part of our commitment to keeping you and your adventurous pups safe and healthy, we're revisiting a topic we first talked about in 2015 - Alabama rot. This mysterious and concerning disease has ma

  • Dog Health – Flat Faces and Summer Sun

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    Do you live with a dog that has a snub nose or flatter face? Common breeds include the Pug, Boxer dog, Bulldog and Frenchie. Other breeds include the Shih Tzu and some types of cross breed. Th

  • The Story of HundEnergy.

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    We are so excited to be stocking tasty new dog protein bars by HundEnergy.! The founder, Sarah, says their aim is to inspire as many dog owners to explore life with their dogs in tow.Their flagship pr

  • Winter Dog Car Care - Our tips to keep your car clean.

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    Winter Dog Car Care – Keep That Back Seat Clean Here we are again, the months where everything is wet and hostile to cleanliness most of the time. Mud gets everywhere, the dog is losing his su

  • The Beauty Of Dog Boots

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    Boots for your dog – a few years ago this was unheard of. But recently and with the design of canine footwear becoming so advanced and easy to use more and more dogs and their owners are benefiting

  • Understanding Canine Bloat: Causes, Symptoms, and Prevention for Your Dog's Health

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    Canine bloat, also known as gastric torsion, is a life-threatening condition that all dog owners should be aware of, especially if you have a deep-chested breed. In our own experience with our belov

  • Your Comprehensive Guide to Performing a Canine Health Check in 5 Simple Steps

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    Are you curious about what your vet or canine professional is looking for when they conduct a health check on your beloved dog? Or perhaps you're keen on understanding the early warning signs of poten

  • Dental Health Month - Doggy Dental Hygiene

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    Did you know that February is Dental Health Month? Not just for humans, but animals too! So...should you clean your dog’s teeth? Of course you should, because cleaning their teeth keeps their br

  • Our Guide To Some Of The Most Common Puppy Illnesses

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    Bringing a new puppy into your home is an exciting time, but despite their crazy playfulness and high energy, they're not as tough as you think. Although puppies should be vaccinated against the mo

  • Leave No Trace - Dog Edition

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    LEAVE NO TRACE: DOG EDITION Spending time together on the trail is its own kind of treat - one that might just top your dog's peanut butter obsession. But the reality is, our epic excursions have an

  • Chuckit Toys at K9 Active

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    When it comes to choosing a toy for your dog what do you look for? Something robust? Something that will keep your dog amused for hours? Something you can enjoy playing with together with your do

  • Lighting Up Your Evening Walks

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    Reflective dog equipment is in the forefront of our minds at the moment, as we know, the darker nights are quickly drawing in and the weather isn't so warm and bright. We need dog lights to see our

  • Itchy Dog? Here’s How to Fix It – For Good!

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    Itchy Skin: A Sign of an Underlying Issue If your dog is constantly scratching, licking, or chewing at their paws, ears, or body, it’s more than just an annoyance—it’s a sign that something’s not righ

  • Privacy & Cookie Policy

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    Hi! This is our privacy and Cookie policy and, if you landed here, it means that you want to learn how we process your personal data at: K9active.co.uk help@k9active.co.uk Unit 15C Elgin Street...

  • A Puppy – The Right Breed for You

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    A Puppy - The Right Breed for you Have you decided that you would like a new puppy? If you have and are in the midst of deciding which breed to bring into your home and your life then read on for

  • Why Your Dog Needs a Life Jacket: Safety Tips for Water Adventures

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    If you're like me, you probably enjoy taking your furry friend on all sorts of adventures. Whether it's a hike in the countryside, a run in the park, or a swim in the local lake, there's nothing bette

  • Raw Feeding Dogs- Is it safe?

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    If you, like many other dog parents have switched your companion to a raw food diet, or are considering it, you might be concerned about information out there that says Raw food is not safe. Here’s an

  • How to keep your dog cool in hot weather

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    A Cooling Jacket may be the answer! As summer is fast approaching, many dog owner’s thoughts begin turning to the challenges of the warmer weather and how to keep their dogs cool and comfortabl

  • New Ruffwear Gear For Spring/Summer 2021

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    As one of the first retailers in the UK to stock Ruffwear, and the largest Ruffwear dealer in Scotland, we at K9 Active are so excited to introduce you to their brand new Spring/Summer 2021 collect

  • Dogs and Hot Cars – Respecting the Heat

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    Never leave your dog alone in a car on a hot day. If you do see a dog in distress or left alone in a locked car in warm temperatures, dial 999 asap.  Most of us dog owners at some point have left

  • Dog Health - Preventing Heat Stroke

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    Most of us look forward to the sunny days and warm weather that summer brings but it can cause our canine companions to struggle, especially when exercising. Heatstroke can be a serious risk for

  • Rise in Dog Thefts

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    If you use social media you will have noticed the increasing number of posts regarding missing and stolen dogs across the UK. According to DogLost.co.uk, although any dogs can be a target, a signif

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