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To neuter or not to neuter? If you don’t intend to breed from your dog, then most vets in the UK would recommend that you get them neutered. Vets are generally very pro-neutering, mainly because they...

Short hair, long hair, and coarse hair! However they wear it, our dogs are covered in hair and taking care of it should form part of their regular healthcare routine. Regular grooming is great for th...

Let me start by introducing myself. My name is Oli Juste, I am a Dog Trainer & Behaviourist based in Central London. I am thrilled to be writing a series of Blogs with the Engraving Studios on a som...

When it comes to problems with our feline friends one of the biggest issues owners come to me with is urine spraying. Why does it happen? And more importantly how can you help prevent it? Cats are...

Preventive Measures to Look After Your Dog’s Teeth When it comes to caring for our canine companions teeth their oral hygiene and dental care is just as important as our own. Just like humans,...

Most dogs will naturally seek out company and in fact companionship is one of the five welfare needs that dogs require to be truly healthy and happy. However, it is inevitable, especially in modern s...

Bringing a new dog into the home can be a really exciting time for the whole family and can truly change the dynamics of everyone’s lives. There are some basic steps to consider in order to make the...

Dogs and the Law We all want to be responsible dog parents and make good choices for our little ones. What many owners don’t realise however is that there are some quite specific laws around dog o...

Using massage is a well-known form of therapy in a number of musculoskeletal conditions in dogs. Animal physiotherapists for example, use a combination of techniques in order to relieve muscle spasm...

We hear more and more frequently about obesity in dogs and the effects it has on both pet and owner. However, our feline friends are just as prone to piling on the pounds and in cats, this can actuall...

We have been taking care of domesticated dogs for thousands of years so we’ve had plenty of practice feeding them. However, as a vet I still get asked loads of questions on which diet an owner should...

The thought of our four legged friends getting older can be sad for many pet owners and we can often be in a state of denial about our devoted companions losing their youth, vitality and their health....

When it comes to our feline friends the general rule is that they are most at ease flying solo. This is because cats instinctively prefer their own company. This doesn’t mean you can only have one cat...

We often get asked "what should I have engraved on my dog tags?" There is not only a legal requirement but a couple of options that you may want to consider; The control of dogs law order 1992 stat...

If you are thinking of seeking out a bit of sun this summer, why not take your pooch along for the ride! It’s getting a lot easier to take your four legged friends along and a dog friendly holiday usu...

Have you ever wanted a dog but felt that you just don’t have the time or money? Maybe you’ve thought about getting a rescue or a puppy but you are worried about the huge commitment that having a dog...

We had to share this wonderful story from one of our client Carla in Western Australia; Hi, This email is to thank you for the terrific dog Id tags you supply and engrave. In January I recei...

Welcoming a new puppy to the home is an extremely exciting time for the family, but with so many things to consider it can also be extremely daunting. Here’s my simple guide on what to prepare, what...