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Noise sensitivity can occur for many reasons but if your older dog develops anxiety around previously tolerated sounds, then that is cause for concern. Typical reactions are, of course, to fireworks, thunder and gunshot, but there are other sounds that may start to worry him as he reaches his golden years.

30 Years Nutrition Without Compromise Can you believe it? This year, Arden Grange is celebrating a very special milestone: 30 years of keeping our canine companions healthy, happy, and thriving. Since our founding back in 1996, our mission has been wonderfully simple yet completely unwavering: to deliver “nutrition without compromise.” For three decades, we have been right by your side, helping you navigate the beautiful, busy, joyful adventure that is dog ownership.

ENTER HERE! With 60% fresh meat and no meat meal, Carnilove True Fresh recipes deliver high palatability and provide key nutrients with excellent digestibility. Natural fats, vegetables, fruits, and herbs supply energy and support overall vitality – helping ignite your dog’s true spirit.

ENTER HERE The Suitical Dry Cooling Vest is designed to help dogs stay cooler and more comfortable when temperatures rise. Using advanced evaporative cooling technology, the vest supports natural temperature regulation without the need for soaking or freezing and stays dry on the outside for comfortable wear. Content continues after advertisements Perfect for walks, travel or simply relaxing at home on warm days, it offers an easy way to help dogs stay comfortable when the heat kicks in.

This summer, my little crossbreed, Honey, who is a mixture of Chinese Crested Powder Puff and Maltese Terrier, celebrated her 15th birthday. People find it hard to believe her age, partly because she’s white in colour so has no telltale grey hairs that make darker dogs look older! However, she also retains an amazing joy for life, and long may that continue. Here are my top ten tips to keep older dogs as healthy and happy as possible. 1.

We all know that we need to be careful with our dogs in hot temperatures, but with extreme temperatures becoming more common and lasting longer, how can we best keep our dogs safe? What is heatstroke? Heatstroke, or heat related illness (HRI) happens when a dog is unable to regulate their core body temperature and keep it below 41°C. This high core temperature leads to neurological symptoms but also causes blood to pool in the liver and spleen.

The question is no longer whether but were. Not every country is equally well-prepared for travelers with dogs. We examined 25 European countries based on six criteria. Categories include local services, dog-friendliness, travel comfort, demand. The weighted overall score of these six criteria results in our TU road trip with Dog Ranking 2026 TUI has just published its 2026 ranking of the most dog-friendly European countries for road trips — Great Britain comes 3rd of 25.

Building on the success of last year’s ‘Adopt A Sporting Legend’ campaign with rugby star Joe Marler, after which the number of retired greyhounds entering homing placements increased by 25%, the newest campaign video is on the theme of ‘Anything But Grey’. TV and Sports Presenter Chris Hughes as the voice of a much-loved pet greyhound enjoying a day in the life of his retirement. Greyhounds are calm, affectionate dogs who love nothing more than cuddling up with their owners on the sofa.

BOAS affects brachycephalic breeds such as French Bulldogs, Pugs and English Bulldogs due to their shortened skull shape and excess soft tissue in the upper airways. These structural changes can severely restrict airflow, particularly during exercise, excitement or warm weather.

They can learn hundreds of words, recognize human emotions, interpret body language, remember important experiences, and communicate with remarkable subtlety. One particularly fascinating discovery involves a dog's extraordinary sense of smell. Recent studies suggest that dogs may be able to detect changes in human emotions simply by scent. Researchers have found evidence that dogs can distinguish between human odors associated with stress, fear, happiness, and calmness.