On All Hallow's eve when the ghost and monsters come out to fright, we bake these special treats, so our dogs don’t fear the night! These little bites are made with butternut squash and carrots which are full of Vitamin A, Vitamin C and potassium. With the added boost of Turmeric which can act as a great antioxidant and help to boost your dog’s immune system.

As the leaves turn golden and the crisp air sets in, autumn is the perfect time for dog owners to enjoy outdoor adventures with their furry companions. Whether it’s a walk through the woods, a trip to the park, or just exploring new trails, this season brings beautiful moments and a refreshing change from the summer heat. At Kintails, we know how important it is to keep your dog happy, comfortable, and safe during these autumn months. That’s why we’ve put together some helpful tips to ensure you and your dog make the most of this vibrant season. Plus, we’ll share a few potential dangers to keep an eye out for during your autumn adventures.

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.