Afternoon tea is a quintessentially English experience – and nowadays, you can often enjoy it with your faithful hound by your side. Many hotels across the UK offer special doggy afternoon teas that come with everything from delicious homemade treats to toys. That way, your four-legged friend won’t feel left out while you tuck in… More Doggy afternoon teas
‘Eat, sleep, walkies, repeat…’ Those four words pretty much sum up what life was like during the Covid pandemic but now normal life has resumed, it’s no surprise we’re keen to make up for lost time. Festivals used to be purely for humans but our faithful hounds can now enjoy the fun too. There are… More Dog-friendly festivals
Does your dog go crazy whenever a wildlife programme comes on TV? Whether they’re entranced by tigers, amazed by monkeys or fascinated by ferrets, I guarantee they’ll love the Cotswold Wildlife Park. Plenty of farms and animal sanctuaries allow pets, but the Cotswold Wildlife Park takes things to the next level. Here, your dog can… More Cotswold Wildlife Park
So, dog reiki is a thing… who knew! I certainly didn’t until I came across Trigony House. The Scottish hotel is renowned for being dog-friendly so it’s little wonder pooches can be as pampered as their owners. I love spa treatments but had never experienced reiki before. As far as I know, there aren’t many… More Dog reiki
Whether it’s by car, bus, train or ferry, we all love to travel with our four-legged friends. But how many of us Brits have actually taken their dog on a plane? Unlike the USA, where pets are a common sight at airports, many European airlines only allow animals in the hold. There is no way I’d subject Ernie to… More Flying with dogs in the UK
Did you know that a five-minute swim will tire your dog out just as much a five-mile run? I think you’ll agree that’s a rather impressive statistic – and well worth knowing if you’re short on time for walkies. Swimming is a great way for both dogs and humans to stay fit and healthy. As… More Hydrotherapy for dogs