Alice is the designer behind T A O, a studio based in Cornwall exploring the art of moving in harmony with ourselves and nature through clothing and conversations. After a neurological disease unexpectedly turned Alice's life upside, walking became her daily purpose and a metaphor for regaining independence and freedom. Inspired by this Ali began the 'The Path Unknown' Podcasts, where she is joined by guests walking their own unique paths in life. We joined Alice along with her West Highland Terrier Albe for an afternoon walk along part of the Cornish Celtic Way to hear more about her inspirational story and how having a dog by her side has been an inspiration to get outside during her recovery.

One day, a dog found my heart and in that moment I knew I was changed forever. This Valentine’s day why not make your dog these delicious homemade honey and banana cookies to thank them for all the love, laughter and joy they bring you, all year round. Honey is fantastic for dogs as it is naturally packed with nutrients, including Vitamins A, B complex, C, D, E and K. Honey also contains calcium and magnesium. Oats contain a high proportion of easily digestible protein, which is great for dogs who are sensitive to wheat and other grains.

During the colder months, just like us dogs can become under the weather. Bone broth is a great choice for dogs feeling slightly under the weather, as it’s gentle on the digestive system and won’t aggravate an already delicate tummy. Bone broth is flavoursome (especially when served warm), making it highly palatable and can help encourage a dog with reduced appetite to eat along with helping to hydrate and nourish them. Bone broth can also help to support bone and joint health thanks to the high levels of glucosamine and chondroitin and can act as a general immune booster. This is why we always have some prepared in the freezer ready to give our dogs when they are not quite feeling themselves.