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Naturo Dog Mylo's pawrents (Gemma our Interim Marketing Manager and husband) found out he had epilepsy when he was three years old. Now turning six, they have learned how to manage a dog with epilepsy and want to share their story to alert other pet parents for the signs, and what to do in the event of a seizure.

As pet parents, we like to think that we know our beloved pooches well enough to know what they’re thinking or what they want/need from a single glance or mannerism, but do we really?

Naturally active and inquisitive, it is important to ensure that if you choose to have a house cat, that they are appropriately stimulated and kept happy. Here, we have pulled together some tips on how to do that!

Sadly, the business of puppy farming is still one that is rife across the UK and Ireland with many unfortunately falling victim to the controversial practice. Here, we are going to help you avoid inadvertently supporting this business and advise on how to make sure your pup is coming from a reputable breeder or rescue facility where they have been given the love and care they need and deserve.

We all know what a day in the life of most dogs is like across the UK & Ireland and even across Europe, USA and Australia,

The second part of Sales Executive Hayley's series of A Day in the Life focuses on Brandy, their beloved family Rotweiller. Hayley helps to dispel misconceptions and tips on caring for the breed. 

When we adopt a dog into our homes, one of the first considerations made is how they will adapt to children who either live in our home or visit our home.

We have some tips on how to train your dog to be child friendly. Whilst it may come natural to some dogs to love and care for children, it is always advisable that they are trained properly.

Sales Executive Hayley managed to bring five dogs in five years to her home. Let's hear a bit about the Fab 5 - and important tips for a multi dog household. 

We have our very first guest blogger in the form of Bramble the cat! Bramble is the beloved pet cat of our Technical Manager, Deborah. 

If you haven’t already, most of us (hopefully!) will soon begin the return to work after a lot of time at home. So, what does this mean for our pets?