We eat scrambled eggs at least once a week in our house. We have it for breakfast, lunch or dinner because it’s quick, cheap, and filling and because it’s excellent comfort food. We also cook plain scrambled eggs and give them to our dog when he has an upset stomach. But what about adding dairy? …
Most of us look for comfort when we’re upset. That can either come in the form of human-to-human contact – the kind we’d expect from friends, family, and even strangers – and it can come from our pets. Dogs are, after all, man’s best friend. There’s no species more loyal or more eager to love …
It seems like a strange question to ask: why would anyone be feeding their dog balsamic vinegar? It’s not as if the bottles are on the shelves of our pet stores – darling, did you buy the salad dressing for Fidget’s kibble? But questions like this are inevitable when you have a dog. Some breeds …
Sometimes it’s hard being a dog owner: knowing what dogs can and can’t eat or drink. Teas are no different. Some are fine for our pets. Others are not. We’ve covered a lot of topics relating to different foodstuffs including Quavers and Digestive Biscuits and now we’re looking at what they can drink. So, can …
Picking up a regular dog cage is easy but there are fewer sloping dog crates for cars on the market. That’s what inspired us to write this post. We wanted to share some of the most popular angled cages available on the internet. When you own a hatchback or an estate then sloping dog crates …
As owners, we need to be careful about what we’re feeding to our dogs. Of course, that’s easier said than done. Our dog is rarely so quiet as when he’s trying to sneak food from somewhere. We’ve learned to be careful about the types of snacks we leave out. We don’t feed him crisps, but …
We’ve learnt to keep any biscuits and cookies shut away in the cupboard. The days when we could leave half a packet out on the side ended once we got our dog. He’s something of a snack snaffler. Over the years, he’s eaten a few things that he shouldn’t have. We’ve been lucky that it’s …
More of us are now traveling with our dogs. Whether it’s through choice or not, it’s important to be organised. Driving, flying, taking the train or bus? It doesn’t matter. Taking our pets anywhere requires planning and often, a little shopping, too. This post looks at dogs travel bags. This simple description covers a wide …
We live in a global world. We move, and we want our pets to move with us. Which is fine if that’s only twenty-five miles away or if it’s within driving distance. Or when you’re traveling with smaller breeds, but what about flying with a large dog in the cabin? Can owners fly with big breeds? …
Our dog has a big appetite. There’s a running joke in our house that he’ll eat anything (even the cat’s biscuits). When we first had him, we didn’t realise how careful we’d need to be about leaving certain foods out in our kitchen. We’d always thought that the biggest dangers were the ones outside the …