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  • Pet Blood Bank - Help Save Another Dog's Life

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    Did you know dogs can give Blood? Neither did we until we discovered Pet Blood Bank. The UK's first and only charity of its kind that provides a canine blood bank service, helping to save the

  • 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

  • Dog Training - Using Toys for Recall

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    Are you having problems with your dog and recall? Perhaps you have a new puppy or rescue dog and want to start his recall training off right but feel that food reward simply does not motivate your

  • Do pets prevent child obesity? Read our blog to find out why

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    As I dog owner I enjoy nothing more than a walk with my dogs but recently my attention was caught by a headline in The Telegraph which said that owning a pet improves children’s health with a drop in

  • 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,

  • Do Dog Cooling Products Actually Work?

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    When the weather starts to warm up, we start thinking about ways to keep our cool and avoid the very worst of the heat, and our dogs are no different! Dogs naturally find ways to reduce their body tem

  • Petplan Introduces Interactive Weather Furcast for Dogs: A First-of-Its-Kind Tool for Safe Summer Walks

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    Petplan, the UK's largest pet insurance provider, has launched a groundbreaking interactive 'Weather Furcast' for dogs. This digital tool, hosted on Petplan.co.uk, updates in real time to show when it

  • Why attend Puppy training classes?

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    Getting a new puppy is always an exciting time but a recent report from the PDSA found that 60% of dogs do not attend a puppy training class within their first 6 months of life, meaning that over 5 mi

  • National Pet Month

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    Making your pup feel special this National Pet MonthAs part of National Pet Month, which runs throughout April, we thought we’d put together a short guide with some helpful tips on how to keep your

  • Can dog depression be seasonal? & can your dog suffer S.A.D

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    Do Dogs Get Seasonal Depression?Does your dog get depressed in the winter? Perhaps there’s another reason that he tries to get as close to the fire as he possibly can? Maybe he needs the light as much

  • The Grass Guzzling Hound

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    Are you wondering why your dog is eating grass? Perhaps you are worried that something is wrong with your furry friend or are simply confused about his obsession with green shoots when out walking?Do

  • How to Choose the Perfect Dog Harness for Your Furry Friend

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    Choosing the perfect dog harness for your furry friend can feel a bit like trying to find the coziest sweater in a department store full of options. But don't fret! We're here to guide you through the

  • ​5 TIPS FOR MOUNTAIN BIKING WITH YOUR DOG

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    Ruffwear ambassador Laura Patton and her dogs Star and Colt are big fans of hiking, biking, and skiing through endless terrain of their Pacific Northwest home. Here are Laura’s top 5 tips for getti

  • 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

  • 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

  • 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.

  • Why Does My Puppy – Understand Dog Behaviour

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    Are you wondering why your puppy can’t seem to learn what you would like them to do but insists on repeating the behaviour which drives you mad? If so, stick around because we’re about to explai

  • Missing You – An Overview of Canine Separation Anxiety

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    How do you think your dog copes at home when you go out? Maybe you think he is quite happy because he doesn't chew anything or pee on the sofa? Unfortunately canine separation anxiety is more commo

  • How To Camp With Your Dog

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    There's camping - and then there's camping with your dog by your side. Their presence alone elevates every little moment. Their curiosity is contagious, their zeal inspiring. Hiking and camping toget

  • A Guide to Wilsons Dog Food – Why We Love It and Why Your Dog Will Too!

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    Here at K9 Active, we’re always on the lookout for top-quality dog food that supports our furry friends' health and well-being. One brand we’ve loved for years is Wilsons Pet Food. With over 160 years

  • 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,

  • 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

  • The Ultimate Guide to Choosing the Perfect Life Jacket for Your Dog

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    As a dog lover and outdoor enthusiast, ensuring the safety of your furry friend is paramount, especially when it comes to water activities. This comprehensive guide will help you navigate the process

  • Getting A New Puppy And The Risks

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    Are you thinking of introducing a new puppy into your home and looking for the best place to start?As human beings we are natural optimists, aren't we? We like the idea of a Mother dog bringing up

  • Ruffwear Dog Backpack Comparison

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    WHICH RUFFWEAR PACK IS RIGHT FOR YOU? Summer is the season for backpacking, camping, and long days on the trail. If your furry companion is ready to carry their own gear and you're wondering which p

  • 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

  • Get Prepared For Fireworks Season

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    The end of October and the beginning of November hail the approach of what is often the most stressful time of year for the dog owner Fireworks season. Fireworks might be impressive and awe-in

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