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Golly it sounds stressful @M.F. , but you’re doing all you can for him. Sending Snowie and you much love and gentle scritches x

Ah, baby Rourke. For us, the issue is that Stilton was (understandably) very puppyish and from the beginning wanted to jump all over Kipper, chew him and play. Kipper found his speed and unpredictable bounciness very worrying, and tried to get away at every opportunity. Now Stilton has grown and...

Here’s the boy! It’s been a busy few months to say the least. I’ve never known teething like it - poor wee mite, his tooth discomfort and need for relief was really voracious at times. We’re through it now, with a bit of gnawing on furniture when he’s overtired - but mostly now he chews on legal...

Sounds like heaven x

I cheer every time Stilton does it, we’ve only just stopped taking photos and sending them to each other!

Darling Hunter, he deserves a red carpet every day!! Kipper has a red Devon soil carpet most days to walk on at the moment - I love the winter colours

It’s really tough and I feel your tension - there might be no perfect answer right now but you and your vet are clearly doing your ‘due diligence’. I think the wash out period is around a week if you were thinking of trialing it.

Kipper is 6 and has had monthly librela for around 10 months now. It shows moderate benefits for him, alongside regular physio, hydro, laser therapy and massage every 2 weeks and red light therapy using a Photizo machine (which we’ve bought) after most walks or when he seems lame or tender. The...

Thanks for your good wishes, they’ve done the job so far! Jambo is improved and came home at lunchtime, his temperature is now normal and he’s feeling brighter although a bit quiet. It’s still a question mark why his blood test was ‘abnormal’ but my mum doesn’t want any further investigations...

Oh dulce signõr, this is las mejores noticias, the best news! Thank Dios your modeling muscles are recovering after quite a trying time for you and your ML. I am pleased but not surprised to hear that the Florentines appreciate your muchos guapo gentlemanliness. Bon voyage for your mystery...

My mum’s dog Jambo is not good at the moment. Since yesterday he’s been off his food and very listless so we took him to the vet this morning, and they’re keeping him in for blood tests and rehydration. His blood has shown he’s got a urinary infection so he’s on antibiotics, but the vet messaged...

Heyyy, don’t hide your sparkle Phil! ✨

I remember first seeing one on an agility program on BBC several years ago where they had members of the public competing on tasks with their dogs. It was suprisingly calm and a great size - more spaniel in build but lab in looks. We thought about it for a while, but research definitely...

It’s funny isn’t it? I remember hearing from some expert that sometimes they prefer something with a bit of height to start with because it’s easier to ‘get’. I guess like everything it depends on the individual!

Wowsers Maxx, your dad loves you lots. An I reckon your mum does too but she has to be at her own lunch or it wouldn’t be the same. give lots of bufday licks an bounces to your mum, an make sure you give her a BIG cuddle jus before she goes out so she can take some of you with her ❤️

Eyyyy, signõr!! It is muy bueno to hear you are feeling un poco mejor. Truly your surroundings match your handsome gentlemanliness - I found the perfect expression for you and your ML earlier, el que lee mucho y anda mucho, ve mucho y sabe mucho. Apparently it is by our literary friend Cervantes...

This sounds fantastic @Selina27 , I love hearing about your and Cassie’s adventures at Dog Club! A bread board sounds good, or our (dog) physio uses two yoga blocks fixed together. Depends on the height you’re aiming for I guess…

He is such a gorgeous little rocket!! 🥰

Oh Emily, I can understand your concern - and poor senõr for being out of sorts. I’m sure you’re right that it’s most likely a bit of travel fatigue, especially given all the activity of the last few days. A couple of days rest could easily explain a degree of stiffness - and in my limited...

Hopefully the vet can at least rule some stuff out? This sounds really confusing, poor Simba and you. The only additional thing I can think is to keep a really detailed diary for a few days of exercise, food, behaviour and environmental observations - light levels, temperature, noises, smells...