Your dog had a runny mess in the backyard — again. Here’s everything you actually need to know: why it happens, what it looks like, how to help at home, and when to ring the vet. Every dog owner has been there. You let your dog outside, and within seconds you can tell something’s off. […]

You’ve just switched your dog to a new food. Within days, they’re scratching like crazy, their paws are red and raw, and their stomach seems off. Sound familiar? Chicken is one of the most common ingredients in dog food — and also one of the most common triggers for food reactions in dogs. But here’s

You’re on your morning walk, bag in hand, and you notice it — a strange slimy coating on your dog’s poop. Cue the panic spiral. Is it serious? Did they eat something bad? Is it worms? Take a breath. A small amount of mucus in dog poop is actually more common than most owners realise

You’re sitting on the sofa, your dog curls up next to you — and then brrp. A small, unmistakable sound comes from your furry friend. You might laugh. Then you might wonder: was that actually a burp? Do dogs burp? Yes, dogs absolutely burp. It’s one of those perfectly normal things dogs do that most

If your dog keeps burping after meals, drools more than usual, or occasionally vomits bile in the morning — you’re not imagining it. Dogs get acid reflux too, and what you’re feeding them makes a bigger difference than most pet owners realise. The good news? With the right diet and a few simple tweaks, most

You walk into the kitchen in the morning and there it is — a puddle of yellow goo on the floor, and your dog looking up at you with that guilty-but-confused face. Sound familiar? If your dog is throwing up yellow, you’re not alone. It’s one of the most common concerns dog owners in the

You just brought home the fluffiest, most adorable puppy in the world — and two weeks later, they’re chewing through your favourite shoes, nipping your ankles, and leaving little needle-sharp marks on everything they touch. Sound familiar? Here’s the good news: this is completely normal. Your pup is teething, and it will end. But knowing

You head out for the morning walk, pick-up bag in hand, and then — wait. That’s not the usual brown. Your dog’s poop is yellow. Bright yellow. Pale yellow. Maybe even yellowish-orange. It’s a bit alarming, right? You immediately start wondering: did they eat something weird? Are they sick? Should you call the vet right