Dog's Lounge

25/12/2024

Merry Christmas from all of us at Dog’s Lounge! May your stockings be full of treats and your hearts full of joy! 🎁🎄🎅🐾

20/12/2024

Off work today? How about spending the afternoon baking with your furry friend? These pumpkin, fish, and ginger biscuits are simply irresistible!

Want to treat your dog to something both delicious and healthy? These pumpkin-shaped cookies aren’t just adorable—they’re loaded with immune-boosting ingredi...

28/11/2024

Thought about giving offal to your dog? It may be just that extra nutritious boost it needs 🐶🍽

Ever wondered if adding offal to your dog’s diet is a good idea? Some call it a superfood, but is it really worth the hype? Let’s talk about the benefits, wh...

15/11/2024

We just published a new video on our YouTube channel, and in this episode of Benji's Kitchen, we're making these healthy, delicious tennis balls. I must say, they were an absolute hit, and all the dogs loved them (watch until the end for the final taste test), although once they figured out the balls were edible, there wasn't that much fetching going on 😅 Would your pup like one of these?
We used the recipe from The Forever Dog LIFE book by Dr. Karen Becker and Rodney Habib, which we can't recommend enough! If you haven't already, check it out - your dog will thank you 🐶❤️

If you're looking for a unique, healthy treat to impress your dog, you're in the right place! Join Benji and me in making these edible tennis balls that’ll h...

02/11/2024

Want to boost your dog's kibble but unsure where to start? Watch our latest video for inspiration. Your dog will thank you!

Want to boost your dog’s kibble? These simple add-ins can make every meal healthier and tastier! Discover how adding a few easy, nutritious ingredients to yo...

05/10/2024

Is your dog struggling with weight issues, allergies, or tummy troubles? Or maybe you need guidance on transitioning them to a new diet, or caring for a growing puppy or a senior dog with special dietary needs? We're here to help!

For a limited time only, we offer FREE nutrition consultations so your pup can live their healthiest, happiest life. PM us here or email [email protected] for more details 🐶

26/08/2024

Dogs are extraordinary creatures who bring boundless joy, unconditional love, and unwavering loyalty into our lives. They are the ever-constant friends who greet us with enthusiasm after a long day, the comforting presence during our darkest moments, and the playful spirits who never fail to make us smile. 🐶❤️

Today, on International Dog Day, we celebrate all the reasons we love our dogs. We honour their loyalty, their boundless energy, and their innate ability to bring out the best in us. It’s a day to acknowledge the joy they bring into our lives, to reflect on the deep bonds we share with them, and to show them just how much they mean to us.

So, to make this day special, we have a little surprise for you! We’re adding a free bag of our Brothy bone broth (£40+ worth) to every order placed today! (See below for more details)

Whether you have a lively pup or a wise old friend, join us in celebrating the wonderful world of dogs!

HOW TO
To get a free bag of Brothy, add any supplement (Goodie treats and free samples excluded) and your chosen Brothy flavour to your basket. The 100% off discount will automatically be applied.

Offer ends at midnight tonight

06/08/2024

If you've been on the fence about trying turmeric for your dog, this video is for you! https://youtu.be/0MBdgIaRW2o

Is your dog experiencing joint pain, digestive issues, or skin problems? The solution might be simpler than you think. Turmeric, a traditional Indian spice, ...

04/08/2024

Finally! This is so encouraging to read 🙏

Finally, we’re at a turning point in veterinary nutrition. ✨ Vets are the last group of formally trained medical professionals to still actively (and sometimes aggressively) promote the exclusive feeding of ultra-processed, pelleted food for a lifetime (birth to death), as a means to achieve longterm health. 🥺❓
This incongruent and unorthodox recommendation is a result of our nutrition education during veterinary medical school. As of now, every vet school around the world is endowed by a Big Pet Food brand, so their nutrition curriculum is funded, prepared and executed (taught) by the top (ultra-processed) pet food manufacturers (or faculty funded by them), so our future vets don’t have access to unbiased nutrition information. But our Next Generation vet students are asking more questions 💥; aren’t less processed, fresher foods healthier for all mammals? How does heat and extended, unregulated, storage temps affect added nutrients, flavorings, palatants and additives 🌡️? Where are all the synthetic nutrients coming from, and is anyone regulating safety? In the U.S., there’s no limit on the amount of copper and other minerals in pet food… and what happens when we feed excessive amounts in perpetuity?
While some vet med students may not feel nutrition is relevant to their future (see link in graphic), and some (correctly) feel they aren’t adequately prepared for the job ahead of them, we have a whole new generation of intelligent, inspired, and empowered veterinary students who actually understand all of these issues, and are moving forward with a clear sense of what needs to happen in veterinary hospitals around the world, but also what has to happen in the industry ☄️. The next generation of present-knowledge vets is here… let’s support the heck out of them❣️

24/07/2024

Dehydration in dogs becomes a concern when your furry friend loses more fluids than it takes in, affecting crucial bodily functions like joint lubrication, organ cushioning, digestion, and temperature regulation. Water plays a vital role in allowing your dog’s cells to absorb nutrients. While some water loss is normal due to activities like panting and urinating, dehydration can be triggered by insufficient intake, acute vomiting or diarrhoea, heatstroke, illness, or underlying conditions like kidney disease or diabetes. Watch out for signs such as loss of skin elasticity, reduced energy, dry nose, and sunken eyes. To address dehydration, make sure your dog has constant access to fresh water, and consider electrolyte replacement fluids if needed. Persistent symptoms demand immediate veterinary attention for addressing underlying issues. You should of course take preventive measures and adjust water intake based on factors like weather and activity level, and seek personalised veterinary advice based on your dog’s age, weight, and condition.

19/07/2024

Before taking your dog out for a walk, use the '7-second rule' to check if the pavement is too hot for their sensitive paws. Here's how:

- Place the back of your hand on the pavement.
- Hold it there for 7 seconds.
- If it's too hot for you, it's definitely too hot for your pup! 🐾

Hot pavement can burn your dog's paws and cause serious injuries. To keep them safe, walk them early in the morning or later in the evening when the ground is cooler. You can also try walking on grass or shaded areas.

Let's keep our furry family members happy and healthy this summer! Share this tip to spread the word and protect our pets. 🌞❤️

15/07/2024

I've been impatiently awaiting the UK release of The Forever Dog Life by Dr. Karen Becker and Rodney Habib and when I finally got my hands on it, I knew I had to tell you all about it. Packed with invaluable health and nutrition tips, all backed by solid science, I believe this book is a must-read for every dog parent out there. I loved the book so much that I bought 10 more copies, and I'm giving them away to spread the knowledge 🥳 Watch the video to find out how to win. And if you already have the book, I’d love to hear your thoughts 😊 The Forever Dog Rodney Habib Pet Health Media

The wait is finally over! "The Forever Dog Life" book has arrived in the UK, and I am thrilled to share my thoughts with you. This book is an invaluable reso...

26/06/2024

How’s your pup handling the recent heatwave? 🥵 Do you have any tricks that help your dog stay cool? If you’re finding it tough, check out our video with easy tips to keep your furry friend cool and safe this summer!

Is the summer heat making your dog uncomfortable? Don't worry. We've got you covered. Discover effective ways to keep your furry friend cool and safe during ...

21/05/2024

Dog scooting is a behaviour where a dog is dragging their bottom across the floor. You might assume they’re being a little cheeky or mischievous, but scooting behaviour usually indicates a problem.

- A**l gland problems
- Intestinal parasites
- Skin irritation
- Food allergies
- A**l furunculosis

Is your dog scooting frequently? It’s important to have them examined by a veterinarian to determine the underlying cause.

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