Our Blogs
How to make the most of your employee wellbeing budget
How can you get the most out of your wellbeing budget? Let’s look at a few ideas of where to spend your employee wellbeing budget and what you might be able to achieve.


Breed Spotlight: Pugs
Pugs are known for their playful and clownish behaviours, often entertaining their owners with their cheeky antics. They thrive on human companionship and attention, forming deep emotional bonds with those around them. Read on to find out if a Pug is right for your home.

How to calm an anxious dog and spot dog anxiety symptoms
Unfortunately, even the most well-looked-after and enthusiastic dog can become stressed or anxious. As loving owners, it’s our job to recognise the signs of anxiety in our dogs. Here’s what you need to know and how to help your dog through their anxiety.

Inside Paws HQ - July/August
If you're curious about what happens behind the scenes in the coolest job ever, you're in for a treat. Read on to get the inside scoop on what our team has been up to in July & August.

How to cope with pet loss
Rainbow Bridge Remembrance Day (August 28th) was founded as an opportunity to remember the pets we’ve lost and join others worldwide in processing our grief. Let's look at how pet loss can affect us and how to deal with those feelings.

Breed Spotlight: Standard Poodles
Standard Poodles (commonly known as poodles) are one of the most distinctive-looking dog breeds, often seen at Crufts with unique grooming and somewhat regal appearance. If you are thinking of welcoming a Standard Poodle to your family, read on to find out if this intelligent and loving breed is right for you.

Can we bring more than one litter to our events?
One of the questions we get asked a lot at our puppy therapy events is ‘Are they all siblings?’. The majority of the time, we will answer yes. However, there are very rare occasions in which we can mix and socialise two litters at our puppy therapy events. Let's look at some considerations when working with multiple litters and why a breeder may breed more than one litter at a time.