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Willow celebrates his 10th Birthday!
Each month we follow the adventures of Willow, Natures Menu 1st Cat Brand Ambassador. Last week Willow celebrated his 10th Birthday! This was a milestone Birthday for him as in 2011 he was diagnosed with feline lymphoma. The night before his special day he was fast asleep on my lap after having his Reiki, I am sure he was dreaming about what Natures Menu feed he would be getting on his special day. #canihaveitearly? #fuelledbyNaturesMenu
Hungarian Vizslas Adoption Story
This month we have been talking to Carol - one of our friends and regular Natures Menu Customer. She has shared with us her dog adoption story. Every adoption story has the potential to make you believe in the good in people right when you're ready to swear off all humanity. We hope this story will bring a little warmth to your heart!
Attending Crufts for the first time
For the first time in her life, Becky, a new member of the Natures Menu marketing team, visited Crufts this year. Here are Becky’s thoughts on Crufts from a first-time visitor’s perspective and her tips on what to see next year at Crufts 2019.
Tips for stress-free vet visits
Tips and tricks for surviving the vets. Here at Natures Menu, we know that Vets are friendly and not to be feared, however, some of our pets see vets as food and not friends. Here are some handy tips for surviving the vets with a fearful pet.
Willows Valentines
It’s Valentine’s Day and I woke up to see Willow watching over me and greeted to a paw gently stroking my cheek as if that was not enough Willow treated to me to a beautiful bunch of pink roses (he knows I do not like red!)!
Zest and Piri - Feb 2018
Zest has been on rest and is now starting to get back to jump fitness in time for the GB tryouts in April which is very exciting :D Piri is doing really well and looking very cute. Check out the latest fro Zest and Piri below
Preparing our Dogs for visiting unusual places.
With Crufts creeping up, its time to consider how can we prepare our dogs to cope with such an unusual event. In this week's blog, we get some tips from our friend and mum to GeeGee_Dogs Jeanna Gwilliams.
Puppy School talks us through loose lead walking.
Puppies pull on the lead because they want to walk faster or go in a different direction to us. Since it is usually impossible to allow them to go where they want to go or keep up with them, we need to teach them to walk with us at our pace and not to pull on the lead. Puppies that walk nicely on the lead without pulling often get more walks and are a pleasure to take out.
