The Dog Blog

Dewkes' Dog Blog

Welcome to our blog - your go-go place for expert feeding advice, dog care tips, dog-friendly adventures and videos from our pack.

How to Keep Your Dog Calm on Halloween

Costumes, doorbells and a steady stream of trick-or-treaters can make Halloween a lot for dogs. Here are simple ways to help your dog feel safe, settled and occupied.

How to Keep Your Dog Calm on Bonfire Night

Fireworks can be frightening for dogs, and the bangs may continue beyond Bonfire Night. Prepare a safe space, plan walks early and let your dog choose how they settle.

Bowls of dry and wet dog food ready for comparison

Dry vs Wet Dog Food: Which Is Best for Your Dog?

Dry or wet dog food? Compare the practical differences and learn how to choose a complete food that suits your dog.

Why Is My Dog Always Hungry?

Why does your dog always seem hungry? Explore everyday explanations, feeding checks and signs to discuss with your vet.

Christmas gifts and natural treats arranged for a dog

5 Christmas Gifts for Dogs They’ll Actually Love

Discover five thoughtful Christmas gifts for dogs, including treat boxes, satisfying chews, toys and cosy blankets.

Close-up of a dog food ingredients label

How to Read a Dog Food Ingredients List

Learn how to read a dog food label and understand ingredients, composition and analytical constituents.

Why Does My Dog Eat So Fast? Ways to Slow Them Down

Many dogs eat quickly, but gulping food can lead to choking, vomiting or discomfort. Learn why dogs eat fast and practical ways to make mealtimes safer.

Dog waiting for a measured meal at feeding time

How Often Should I Feed My Dog?

How many times a day should your dog eat? Explore practical feeding schedules for puppies, adult dogs and seniors.

Dog food label highlighting MOS and FOS for digestive health

Prebiotics for Dogs: What Are MOS and FOS?

What are prebiotics for dogs, and what do MOS and FOS mean on a dog food label? Here is a simple explanation.

How Do I Know If My Dog Is Doing Well on Their New Food?

Changed your dog's food? Here are the practical signs that they're settling in well, from digestion and appetite to energy, weight and body condition.