The following guidance assumes your dog is overweight due to eating too much.

A suitable diet should provide the right balance of energy, protein, fats, vitamins and minerals for your dog’s age, size, activity level and health. The most important starting point is to choose a food labelled “complete”, which means it is formulated to meet all the dog’s nutritional needs when fed as directed. Watch out for labels that state "complementary" as these will not be suitable for a balanced meal, and constitute treat meals.

Spooky time has arrived, streets and houses get decorated with that spooky touch. Pumpkins get carved with scary faces, and we start getting ready to trick or treat! So why not treat your pet too? Here are some spooky recipes to treat your new family member! Grain Free no bake Pumpkin and Peanut Butter Treats Not enough time to bake? These no bake treats are easy and fast to make. Your pup will love them! Ingredients: Half Cup of coconut flour 4 tablespoons of natural, sugar-

Our behaviourist has put together an indispensable guide to settling in your new BU dog.