Some animal experts believe that dogs intuitively eat plants according to their specific medicinal value - that is, as long as they have several plants to choose from. You can notice this behaviour when out in the park with your dog, observing which plants they are choosing to eat may give you an indication on how they are feeling that day. Creating a garden that’s safe and beneficial for your dog can be a rewarding experience for both you and your furry friend. Herbs are not only easy to grow but also offer numerous health benefits for dogs. In this blog post, we’ll explore some dog-friendly herbs that you can plant in your garden, providing natural remedies and enjoyable treats for your pet.

Margate has always been an iconic British seaside destination and with its sweep of golden sandy beach and beachside restaurants and bars, it’s easy to see why this beautiful resort is so popular. During the day you and your dog can enjoy a stroll through Margate's Old Town before heading to the beach to cool off. Plus once the sun goes down you’ll find a selection of restaurants to sit and stare out at those stunning views. We’ve put together a list of our favourite dog friendly places to visit when heading to this timeless seaside town.

Covent Garden, with its historic charm and bustling atmosphere, is a treasure trove of delights for both humans and their furry friends. If you're looking to explore this vibrant London neighbourhood with your dog, you're in for a treat. In this guide, we'll take you on a dog-friendly tour of some of Covent Garden's most enchanting spots, where your canine companion is not just welcome but celebrated.

With a little preparation and a dash of patience, you can transform your shopping trips into enjoyable outings for both you and your canine companion. In this guide, we will unleash a set of helpful tips to make shopping with your dog a breeze.

A Kintails Christmas Tail ' The Story of a Naughty Cod Fish' part 2 That evening, George, Cod, and their furry friends made their way to Santa Paws' house. The jingle of the bells and the twinkle of the lights welcomed them to a cozy, festive scene. Santa Paws, with...

A Kintails Christmas Tail ' The Story of a Naughty Cod Fish' part 1 Once upon a frosty winter in a little town, there lived a mischievous Border Terrier named George. George was known far and wide for his impeccable manners and charming demeanor. However, his household was about to...

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.

Bath, the historic city nestled in the heart of Somerset, is renowned for its stunning Georgian architecture, Roman baths, and picturesque landscapes. But what makes this city even more special is its warm embrace of our four-legged companions. If you're planning a visit to Bath and can't bear to leave your furry friend behind, you're in luck! Bath offers a range of dog-friendly places to explore, ensuring that your pup can join in on the adventure. In this blog post, we'll guide you through some of the best dog-friendly destinations Bath has to offer.