Dog health & behaviour
Read our blogs and current news from around the world relating to dog health & behaviour.
What are the best dog food brands?
28th March, 2023
Your dog’s diet is key to keeping them fit and healthy. Let’s take a look at some of the best-reviewed foods for your four-legged friend…...
How can I tell if my dog is depressed?
23rd March, 2023
Depression in dogs can be hard to spot. Here’s how to tell if your beloved pooch is struggling and what you can do to help....
When can you bathe a puppy?
15th March, 2023
Is your new pup starting to whiff? Here’s everything you need to know about bath time, including how often you should bathe your dog....
A guide on how to bandage a dog's ear tip
15th November, 2022
If your dog recently injured its ear tip and you’re looking for ways to help it heal, you’re in the right place. This guide from Purely Pets tells you how to clean and monitor the injury properly, and how pet insurance cover may help cover costs of treatment....
How to enjoy travelling abroad with your dog
11th November, 2022
Travelling abroad with your dog needn’t be stressful*. Here are some quick tips to make sure your holiday goes as planned....
Top tips to prepare your puppy for their first winter
8th November, 2022
Got a new puppy? Purely Pets shares some winter hazards and shows you how to keep your playful pup safe this festive season....
How much exercise does my dog need?
26th October, 2022
As a dog owner, you know your four-legged friend needs its fair share of walkies, but just how much exercise is really necessary? Learn how often and how far to take your canine in this Purely Pets guide....
Dangerous foods and substances for your dog
24th October, 2022
Dogs can’t wait to get their paws into anything and everything they deem edible, but your home is full of potential dangers to their tiny tums. Read on to discover what is and isn’t toxic for canines around the house....
National Walk Your Dog Week 1st – 7th October
29th September, 2022
It’s no secret our furry friends love walkies, just say the word, or show their lead and the excitement can clearly be seen (well, in most)!...