A New Year’s shooting star makes its way across the sky, a traveler in the dark of night. Upon this star lay a million wishes, waiting to become true. We’ve designed these Golden Star dog biscuits as a special treat to help reward your dog this New Year. Sweet potatoes are a good source of potassium, manganese, and magnesium. They are also high in dietary fiber which is great for digestive health. Plus, with the added boost of turmeric which can act as a great antioxidant and help to boost your dog’s immune system during these colder months.

Some dogs really enjoy the cooler months, especially if they’re a breed built for colder climates. But not all of our dogs will do so well when temperatures begin drop. During the winter months it’s important to remember our dog’s needs begin to change with the weather. Like us, dogs are used to the warmth of the indoors and cold weather can be as hard on them as it is on us. Winter is a time when our dog's need a little extra care and when planning your colder month adventures, keep the below tips in mind. And don’t forget that winter dog cuddles are a great way for everybody to keep warm!

Earl of East is creative business founded by Niko Dafkos and Paul Firmin in 2014. A love of fragrance and a desire to build something of their own led us to develop our own line of home fragrance products, which has since expanded from just three candles to a line that encompasses, candles, incense, home mists and bath and body products, all of which are produced by them in their London studios. We spoke to them about how their business started along with welcoming new addition Piper to the Earl family.

We've always got something to buy on our errand list especially during the festive period, so being able to browse and shop accompanied by your dog makes for a more joyful experience, without the pressure of having to get home to tend to their needs. Here are a list of some of our favourite stores you can visit with your dog;

The season of joy and goodwill to all people and our dogs is nearly upon us. Christmas is a very exciting and busy time for us all, but it's important we don't forget about our four-legged friends in the midst of all the excitement! With this in mind, we've pulled together our top festive tips to ensure a fun and safe Christmas this holiday season.

Grain & Knot was born from a love of nature, exploration and the need for purpose in creation. It is beautifully tactile, fully functional wooden kitchenware, with each item made from reclaimed timber. The wooden goods at Grain & Knot are lovingly hand-crafted by Sophie in her home studio. In the Summer of 2013, Sophie attended a spoon carving and bushcraft workshop in woodland in the beautiful British countryside. Inspired by the techniques learnt, she returned home the very next day with an axe, much to her family's amusement. Sophie is joined in her studio by her fairly lazy whippet Stanley, who can be found snoozing the day away in his bed while Sophie is busy working on her latest project.

Here at kintails we love to spend our free time getting stuck into the pile of books which has slowly been growing over the year. With this is mind we've pulled together some of our favourite recent dog relate books, from dog friendly city guides to beautiful photograph books about incredible homes and the dogs that live there. Perfect for a relaxing Sunday afternoon, with the dog curled up on your lap of course!

Inspired by her search for a cleaner fragrance, Evermore founder, Sarah wanted to create her own natural candles. In 2014 she decided to give the craft of candle making a try. The result was Evermore; sustainable natural candles hand-poured with a rapeseed and soy wax for a long-lasting burn. Sarah’s studio side kick is her 5 year old Border Terrier Raph, who can often be found making friends with anyone who is happy to play ball. We spoke to her about how this cheeky character fits into her life while running Evermore.

You can't beat a traditional apple crumble - classic comfort food at its best and late autumn is the perfect time to indulge thanks to the bounty of orchard fruits available. So, we’ve designed a special dog treat inspired by this ultimate favourite winter dessert, as No one ever grumbles about a crumble Plus, apples are an excellent source of vitamins A and C, as well as fibre for your dog. They are low in protein and fat, making them the perfect snack for senior dogs.

RAE is a beautiful lifestyle store in the heart of the historical town of Rye. The store celebrates a slower pace of life through sourcing beautiful and well-made products alongside serving Allpress coffee. Run by Alexa and Eduardo who both come from creative backgrounds, they grew Rae from a shared love of finding special stores or places when travelling around the UK or abroad. They wanted to create that feeling of finding a hidden gem! Joining them in store is their cheeky whippet Ruby who is currently enjoying life exploring the beautiful Kent coast

DOG displays a new collection of works by Holly Frean. It is fun, witty and extremely heartwarming, plus the depth of character in each furry face is exquisite. Running from the 15th - 21st November at The Gallery at Green & Stone in London.

OpahStore aims to help others find the perfect balance of beauty and practicality, form and function. To find contentment and inspiration in the recognition of simple objects and in the value of minimalism. Launched in 2019, Eliza-lee sources products from independent makers with a keen sense of principles. Joining Eliza-lee is schnauzer Opah, her studio buddy and daily companion.

Having a good quality flask, travel bottle or reusable cup in your outdoors arsenal is a definite must for a dog owner. Aside from providing a comforting warm or cooling cold drink on dog walks, carrying a homemade drink not only helps save cash over time, it also helps reduce your disposable cup and plastic bottle consumption, so it's a win win! Here’s our recommended flasks, travel bottles and reusable cups for keeping topped up when you are on the go with your dog.

Giada Maestra is a London based illustrator from Pordenone, Italy. Finding inspiration in the everyday, in the ordinary and in the unnoticed, she enjoys drawing people, dogs and places encountered along her way. Drawing both digitally and by hand, she explores different media, privileging pencil and watercolour. We chatted to Giada Maestra about her work and her favourite dog spotting areas in London

Just like us, most dogs love when Autumn comes around! The weather is cooler for longer walks and what dog can resist the excitement of a large leaf pile to sniff around in? Fall is also the season for pumpkins. Pumpkin pie, Pumpkin spice, Pumpkin everything… Not only do most dogs love the taste, it is also high in fibre and can help with digestive health. It also contains beta-carotene, vitamins A and C, potassium, and iron. Help your dog celebrate Autumn with these Pumpkin Pie Dog Treats.

Autumn marks the beginning of firework season! It’s difficult to try and explain to a dog why all of a sudden their quiet and peaceful evenings have become noisy and bright. Dogs can often be scared of the loud noises and flashes. Below we have pulled together some useful tips to help you through;

Underdog International are a unique charity that aims to positively impact one million children and dogs by 2025. Education is one of the most important elements of a comprehensive approach to changing behaviour. By encouraging positive interactions and teaching compassion from a young age, the charity helps to raise an understanding that animals should always be treated with kindness and consideration. With partner shelters in China, Cyprus, Bosnia, Mauritius and Romania, all of which provide lifesaving care to stray, abandoned, or neglected dogs. Underdog International work to find them a suitable home in the UK or mainland Europe where they have a more promising future. We chatted to Eve Moore who is Head of Adoptions to find out more about this wonderful charity and the work they do.

Elly and Harry are a couple with a love for handmade pieces and supporting independent makers, and together run the beautiful store Form Lifestyle Store, in Manchester's Northern Quarter. They’re often joined in the store by shop dog Rudy who loves sitting on their mezzanine level, on his wicker chair, keeping an eye on everything going on.

Nestled in a corner of glorious Mount’s Bay, the market town of Penzance is located in the far west of Cornwall. Towards the end of the 19th century it became home to Cornwall's only promenade and later the Jubilee Pool, Britain's largest outdoor lido. Penzance has long been a hidden gem for well-informed travellers with it's winding streets lined with independent shops, subtropical gardens and a promenade with breath-taking views of bay. With its fascinating history and a buzzing local arts and crafts scene, this dog friendly town is the perfect spot for a British seaside staycation.

Jessica Stokes is a florist, gardener and artist based in Bath. Her floristry works in harmony with her gardening. Learning about different phases of growing, Jessica has chosen to grow unusual colours and varieties of flowers which can’t be bought. Along with creating gardens for her customer which support environments for local wildlife to flourish. When Jess recently welcomed Kipper into her world, she always knew he would be destined to be a working dog. Happily sitting by her side amused by the occasional snail or sticks he finds, all while offering the love and support needed.

Clocking up the miles daily in pursuit of our dog’s health and happiness, our footwear gets put through their paces and has a wide variety of weather to withstand. So, put your best foot forward in our recommended trainers perfect for either a city strolls with the dog or a more adventurous out of town run/ hike together.

Abby Hann is a print maker based in Canada with her dog Scamp. Finding inspiration from nature and her experiences outdoors while working as a biologist, Abby mainly works in carving linoleum for her prints. Joining Abby on her daily adventures is her dog Scamp, who loves nothing more then exploring Point Pleasant trails through the forests where there are always lots of squirrels to chase.

Jogging with your dog provides excellent benefits to both you and your dog’s physical and mental health.Studies have shown that an active lifestyle reduces stress and anxiety in humans and dogs. Even better, active dogs are shown to live longer, happier lives. When dogs are under-stimulated, they can be destructive, hyper and even aggressive. Running exposes them to new sights, sounds and smells giving them ample stimulation. Below we discuss Canicross as an activity, the ideal kit, cues, and the range of benefits, before heading out on a run with your dog.

Lilo is a Norwegian veterinary nurse living in London. Her dedication to holistic health combined with her long experience and excellent nurturing and caring skills, gets her patients back to their healthy equilibrium.  Her journey began in 2009 when her puppy Samba suffered with poor health, after months of working with a holistic vet Samba was free from his issues and Lilo decided she needed to learn more about this natural approach and become a Vet Nurse, laser therapist and nutritionist. Her overall aim is to improve your dog’s health, wellness and happiness, through an holistic approach aligned with knowledge & cutting edge technologies tailored for your dog’s need.

Autumn happens to be our favourite time of year. As the season begins to change with the array of different colours adorning the trees, it’s a beautiful time of year to be outside with your dog. After the heat of summer your dog will be overjoyed with cooler weather meaning more play and walking time. The crisp fall days are the perfect time to take your dog to the park to teach them a new trick or allow them time to play with friends. However, autumn is not without its hazards, but a little bit of knowledge you can ensure your dog stays healthy and happy at this time of year.

The Natural Dyeworks was founded by Ros, a natural dyer living in the Kent countryside. Small-batch, slow-crafted, hand-dyed accessories are produced in her garden studio using exclusively plant-based dyes and natural fibres. Her raw ingredients are foraged from the paths and fields surrounding her home while walking her border terrier Polly, grown in her dye allotment or sourced from local food waste streams.

With the summer coming to an end we find ourselves reminiscing of lazy days spent on the beach, exploring coastal paths with our dogs. A must for any day spent at the beach, is enjoying a fish and chip supper while watching the sun begin to set into the sea. We wanted to recreate the feeling of summer adventures with some fish and chip inspired dog biscuits. The novelty shapes of these biscuits are easy to create, and your dogs will definitely appreciate the effort.

It can be a surprise to many dog owners that our four-legged friends are allowed on many different forms of public transport. If you live in a town or a city without a car, public transport can open up a new world of adventures to more rural spaces. Dogs love new sights and smells, so it’s a great excuse to visit somewhere exciting and new.

Dogs truly are an important part of Victoria Orozco Bello life. From learning to walk thanks to the help of her ‘Dog Nanny’ Loulou, to adopting her first dog Carlos who became her best friend and most faithful ally. Recently Victoria has adopted Santi from Underdog international and relocated to Barcelona with her sister Clemence and French Bulldog Maggie.We chatted to Victoria about the important role dogs have played in her life and how Santi is always by her side ready for every new adventure.

Rye, an historic town on the South East Coast of the UK. This historic town is nestled between green rolling Kent countryside and the English Channel and is one of the best-preserved medieval towns in England. Filled with picturesque cobbled winding streets, independent shops and eateries, and beautiful coastal walks.  All this, and more, makes Rye the perfect place for a laid-back weekend break with your dog in tow.

Evoking a sense of joy, humour and nostalgia is central to ceramic artist Alice Johnson. Through a playful use of colour, shape and form, Alice aims to tell a story with each of her pieces. Her truly distinctive artistry lies in her hand-built pieces, our favourite being her Pottery Pets. Each a unique representation of a real treasured pet, Alice’s ceramic cats and dogs become representations of the bond between human and animal. We chatted to Alice about her work and the inspiration behind Pottery Pets along with her love of dogs.

As with most things in your dog’s body, a healthy diet is key to a strong immune system. In addition to providing your immune system the energy it needs during the colder, longer months, a healthy diet can help ensure you're getting sufficient amounts of the micronutrients. The cells of the immune system have a particularly important job to do and so they too need to be fuelled properly.The team at My Pet Nutritionist have collated their top 10 foods that can be added to your dog’s bowl to help support immune function.

Anna Blackwell is an adventurer with a love of the great outdoors and pushing her limits. This has led her to completing a series of adventures over the last few years: trekking across the wilderness of Arctic and Northern Scandinavia with just reindeer for company, kayaking across Europe, walking 500 and 1000 miles across France and Spain along ancient pilgrimage routes, summiting the highest peak in North Africa, and hitch-hiking to Morocco (amongst plenty of others!). In 2020 Anna began a new adventure, after welcoming Bilbo the Collie Kelpie Cross into her life.

Since 2013, Four&Sons has been exploring the worlds of art, culture, and design as inspired by our four-legged friends. Through canine-loving eyes, they’ve chronicled the life and work of interesting people and their interesting dogs all over the globe. Now, they have decided to keep it local and take it to the streets with a collection of city guides for dog loving people by dog loving people.

Swimming is an excellent form of exercise for dogs and a great exercise alternative to walking in the summer heat. It’s especially good for dogs with stiff or painful joints. Plus, when done safely swimming can be a great bonding exercise which you and your dog can enjoy together. But remember that not all dogs like to swim, so if yours doesn’t then don’t force them.

An adventure to the beach is the perfect opportunity for some fresh air, exercise and hopefully some vitamin D for both you and your dog. Plus, there are some great health benefits both mentally and physically to spending time by the sea. However, there are a few things that could ruin you and your dog’s beach day, so knowing about these beach hazards beforehand can help you avoid them and plan for a fun trip.

Emily Elizabeth Proctor is the ceramic artist behind Hoxton based label e.p.c. Emily uses coarse stoneware and natural tones to make simple and imperfect shapes that emphasise rather than hide the handmade nature of the objects. Her work is almost exclusively made using ancient hand build methods in an attempt to reconnect with the past. The forms are designed to be simple and primitive allowing the texture and colour of the clays and glazes to speak for themselves. We chat to Emily about the inspiration behind e.p.c and her Bulldog Kronus, who’s big personality keeps everyday entertaining and full of laughter.

Ice cream is an iconic summer treat which both you and your dog can enjoy during the hotter months. Making refreshing summer treats for your dog is easier than you may think and it’s a great way to help keep them cool during the summer. Plus making your dog’s snacks yourself means you can tailor them to their specific dietary requirements. We share with you our top favourite ice cream flavours, so tasty you may even be stealing some of these treats for yourself.

Sisters María and Laura are the co-founders of Galería Échale Guindas. Born and based in Madrid, they both grew up loving art, design, architecture and cinema. Galería Échale Guindas is a dog friendly gallery where you can find artwork by over 40 different international artists, including the The Dog Cabinet which is a group show packed from floor to ceiling with dog portraits by different artists. We spoke to María and Laura about the inspiration behind the gallery along with their dogs Ramón and Curra and charity Las Muy Perras.

As the temperature begin to rise over the summer months, keeping your dog cool is key. Unlike humans, dogs can’t sweat through their skin and so they rely on panting and releasing heat through their paw pads and nose to regulate their body temperature. It’s a good idea to be prepared with a simple bit of forward planning to ensure your dog is kept both healthy and happy during these months. There are many ways you can help your dog stay cool in hot weather; we've pulled together the below are some handy tips

While dog walking is good for the mind, body and soul, it's not always the best for our skin especially during the summer months. As well as the immediate effects, spending prolonged time outdoors can affect the health and condition of your skin over time too. Dog walking is one of our favourite past times, so we’ve built up a collection of trusted skincare products to help take care of our skin and counteract the effects of the weather. In our latest post, we share our recommended beauty and skincare summer buys for dog owners.

Research has shown time and time again, the single one thing that will have the biggest positive impact on your dog’s health is their weight. In addition to the right exercise a nutritional diet is key to maintaining a healthy weight.If you’re a seasoned raw feeder, new to the journey or simply want in to add some fresh food to your commercial pet food, the team at My Pet Nutritionist have a pulled together a list of their favourite fresh food additions which can be a great for getting those much needed nutrients into your dogs diet.

YOKO is a healthy and creative lifestyle brand that has grown out of a consciousness of dog owners Ashley and Luis. They adopted Yoko from the Humane Society NYC in 2015 after she was severely malnourished leading to her breaking two legs. After a long recovery process and a move back to London they became increasingly conscious about how a healthy nutritious diet and lifestyle could aid the recovery process, not only for humans but for dogs too. Out of this honest need of investigating dog nutrition, ‘YOKO a healthy dog lifestyle’ was born, where Yoko is the ambassador of the brand.

Summer is a wonderful time for you and your dog to spend time together outdoors. You may enjoy walks out in nature or taking your dog along with you to summer events. However, it's important to understand that there are a number of seasonal dangers to your dogs during this season that you should look out for. Fortunately, all of these can be prevented with a little preparation and knowledge. Below are some of the most important things you need to know about summer hazards and prevention, so you can keep your dog safe all summer long.

Jenny Matthews is the owner of Love my Human, a concept store for dogs and their owners on King’s Road Chelsea. In this stylish one of a kind store, experienced groomers tend to your dog, trimming fur, cutting claws and cleaning ears all in one happy package. Whilst your dog is pampered, you can browse the stores brands, selected on their innovation, quality, functionality and affordability. The new LMHTownhouse, a beautiful dog friendly cafe, luxury day care and canine therapy rooms

After a long country walk or a stroll around the city with your dog, there is nothing better than heading to a local eatery to enjoy some refreshments and refuel before the journey home. Plus, with so many restaurants now being dog friendly there is no better feeling then knowing your dog can tag along rather than being left at home. However, the experience can sometimes end up being not so enjoyable for both you and your dog (along with the rest of the dinners). Causing your dog to feel frustrated and bored leading to unwanted behaviour such as whining, barking and worse still stealing food. Leaving you with no option but to rush through the meal to avoid further frustration for your dog.

Ana is the artist behind ceramic studio KANA LONDON based in Hackney. When we started thinking about designing a dog bowl, we instantly knew we wanted to work in collaboration with Ana. Her work is experimental with each piece being made individually by hand, making them truly special. Our latest range takes inspiration from walks in nature around the UK, including the Cornish coast and the Dartmoor moorlands. We chatted to Ana about what inspires her and how her works in ceramics began.

Keeping your dog’s ears in shape is luckily a simple task which can be performed at home for most dogs. It’s recommended to ideally check your dog’s ears at least once a week as part of their health care routine. This is especially important if your dog likes to swim, suffers with allergies (seasonal or regular), along with breeds who have floppy ears such as Basset Hounds and Cocker Spaniels. With regular checks you will be able to spot any changes and identify if there is a problem such as an infection or ear mites.