100 Mile Walk Challenge
Gill at Pet Remedy is Walking 100 miles in May! LATEST UPDATE: 58 MILES WALKED Gill is joining a community of dog lovers from across the Midlands, for a virtual walking holiday this May helping …
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Dog Walking Etiquette Awareness
A common behavioural issue that I am regularly called upon to help clients with is: dog-dog reactivity. Other than working on the issue itself, the main problem that these reactive dog owners are having, is …
Compassionate Dog Grooming
For some guardians and their dogs grooming can be a bonding time, but for many it can become an ever increasing source of anxiety, frustration and stress, triggering a range of behaviours in dogs that …
Encouraging children to be involved in the care of their dogs
This month we welcome the lovely Debby Lucken from Pocodogs. In this article Debby looks at the transition back to school for the nation’s kids, and how they can keep their connection with the family …
Rescuing the Rescuers: The emotional cost of shelter work
Pet Remedy is used widely within the animal rescue sector. We have worked hard to develop strong working relationships with our colleagues involved in all areas of rescue and greatly value those connections. This month …
Behaviour in dogs – Is it a problem or is it pain?
All too often we can see some challenging behaviours in dogs as irritating and difficult to live with. This can lead us to trying to address the behaviour in the best way we can, which …
Kind Regards, Rabbit
Rabbits aren’t just cute and fluffy they are also incredibly clever and fun to live with. BUT did you know that Rabbits are the most neglected pet in the UK, what is going wrong? Rabbits …
Are we listening to our dogs enough?
In this insightful article we welcome Certified Animal Behaviourist Lucy Aalders who talks about the importance of choice, consent and being aware what our dogs are trying to communicate. How often do we ask our …
Pet Remedy – Why it works and why it might seem it has not!
When our pets behave in a way we don’t like or want, we often reach out to products and professionals to help change the unwanted behaviour. There are two camps these professionals and products fall …
How to help your cats cope during the Coronavirus isolation
During this strange, uncertain time that we are all facing of social isolation and not going about our daily routines as we perhaps normally would, there have been more and more people coming forward saying …
