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Tips For Keeping Your Pets Safe For Bonfire Night
Exercise your dog early in the day and ensure they are kept inside in a safe place where they cannot escape if frightened by sudden
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About Claire Arrowsmith
Claire Arrowsmith is a well known Pet Behaviourist, accredited with a B.Sc. (Hons) Zoology & Masters Degree in Animal Behaviour. Claire’s knowledge and practical experience
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Things to Remember When Bringing Your Dogs to Work
We’re very excited about HOWND’s Bring Your Dog to Work Day on June 23rd so we thought we’d put together our top 5 tips to remember
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Benefits of Having Pets in the Workplace
Ahead of HOWND’s Bring Your Dog to Work Day on the 23rd of June, we wanted to spread the joy of pets in the workplace to
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Leaving Your Dog Alone and Preventing Separation Anxiety
Having to leave your dog on its own at home will happen frequently so both you and your dog need to feel comfortable. If your
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What dog is right for me?
Bringing a pet into your life will change the way you live forever. Dogs are not only a bundle of joy for any family but
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How to relax your pet on Bonfire night
Bonfire night is steeped in history and tradition in the UK and is often a time for community gatherings, enjoying a night out around the
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My dog has ear infection, what should I do?
We would recommend you take your dog to the vet. However, if you want to wait for the next day here are some tips you
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What is the best way to treat fleas?
Thoroughly vacuum the house to remove any flea eggs, larvae and pupae. A Mikki Flea Comb can help you identify fleas and eggs in your
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When moving house, how long should I keep my cat inside before I let her out?
It is best to keep your new cat indoors for at least 2-3 weeks as this will allow her to familiarise itself with the new
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What skin problems are common on pets and how can you prevent them?
The summer is here and pets can suffer a number of skin complaints especially cats & dogs. Regular grooming will help keep your pet’s coat
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How can I keep my pet’s teeth clean and healthy?
Many adult pets suffer from heavy build-up of plaque or calculus on their teeth which causes them great discomfort when eating and will eventually lead
