A little about us
My journey with dogs started when Skooby, a fluffy bundle of joy, joined our family.
Little did we know that this small ball of fur would not only fill our arms but also our hearts, and inspire me to create a range of products to make life easier and more enjoyable for dogs and the people who care for them.
The first year with a puppy was hard work, but lots of fun!
Blog posts
How to Dehydrate Raw Dog Food Using an Oven, Air Fryer or Dehydrator Using No Fuss Fill to Make Perfect Training Treats
Even strips of food that dehydrate beautifully into high-value training treats and the best bit you cane make it with part of your dog’s normal meal allowance.
No additives.
No mystery ingredients.
No additional calories ( if part of their daily allowance is used)
Aways check with your food supplier/manufacturer BEFORE dehydrating. Some raw food contains fragments of bones and when cooked these are dangerous for dogs
Can Dogs Sense Your Energy? What Changing My Dog Walking Shoes Taught Me.
We spend so much time focusing on building our dog’s confidence through training, enrichment, careful exposure and support.
But sometimes the shift isn’t about doing more.
Sometimes it’s about noticing the subtle things that affect us.
The Unexpected Link Between Footwear and Dog Confidence
The Easiest Way to Stuff a KONG (Without the Mess)
Stuffing a KONG or enrichment toy is one of the best ways to keep dogs mentally stimulated but let’s be honest, it’s often messy, time-consuming and frustrating.
If you’ve ever tried to fill a KONG with a spoon, piping bag or makeshift tool, you’ll know how quickly food ends up on your hands, worktop and floor. For dog owners feeding wet or raw food, it can feel like more hassle than it’s worth.
So what is the easiest way to stuff a KONG?
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