Dogs generally take great pleasure in eating. Scatter feeding is a way to enlongate your dog’s meal times by scattering their food over a wide area such as around your garden or house and provide mental stimulation at the same time. WHY? • It slows down feeding for dogs...
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Winter is officially here. We have had lots of very heavy down pours and muddy puddle adventures out on group walks and daycare this week… It has been so much fun. More cold and wet days means wet and muddy dogs! In order for us to give you the...
September isn’t too far away which isn’t just back to school time for children and teachers, its time to set up your pup for their Term Time routine. Create a routine early to give your dog time to adjust During the summer holidays your routine may have relaxed a...
There are many reasons why you take your dog on their walks each day, but what is the purpose of your dog walk? Training Dog walks are a great time to work on basic and advanced training skills. Using the time you have your dog to work on...
Walking your dog should always be an enjoyable experience for you and your dog. One reason why you may not be enjoying yourself is that your dog may be wearing the wrong equipment. There are hundreds of collars, leads, harnesses on the market and it is a total mine...
Here are our top five south Norwich dog walks. Poringland Woods, The Roman Ruins at Caistor St Edmund, Dunston Common, Marston Marshes and Lady Belt Country Park. Caistor Roman Town (Venta Icenorum) and High Ash Farm (Caistor St Edmonds) Caistor St Edmund, Norwich, NR14 8QN This large expanse of picturesque open space is only three...
The recent success of our Wellbeing Dog Walks for UEA students in Norwich has spurred an influx of requests for our health and morale boosting dog walks from other companies. In a world where demands are constant and poor mental health is increasing, we are so excited to announce...
Tom and Toto are working in partnership with UEA+sport, UEA(su), and the University of East Anglia (UEA) to deliver a brand new dog walking programme for the students studying at UEA. The programme has been made possible thanks to funding from BUCS (British Universities and Colleges Sport) and Sport...
Some breeds of dog with a thick double coat are built for the winter and fare well when the temperature drops but there are other dogs who do not. There are many other risky factors to keep in mind when walking your dog in the winter. These are our...
When it comes to pet welfare T&T always consider weather conditions. Anything from Extreme cold, ice or snow, to extreme heat and sun. The coming days are due to be some of the hottest this year with highs of 28* and so heat stroke is a big concern for...