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Chews are an excellent way to help keep puppies from boredom, destroying furniture, helping keep them calm and to aid teething. When puppies chew, they self-soothe as chewing releases endorphins. Just like human children, puppies lose their baby teeth, which are replaced with adult teeth – chewing aids the loose teeth to fall out!

We often recommend feeding rabbit ears or other furry skin to help as PART of a natural worm prevention regime. A member of the No Bull Facebook group recently asked what else she could feed apart from rabbit ears, so I’m going to give you a few suggestions of different types of furry skin that I’ve given to our own dogs recently.

A huge portion of a dog’s immune system sits in the gut. A healthy gut microbiome is key for digestion, immunity, skin health, inflammation, and even behaviour. Supporting it with prebiotics, probiotics, and postbiotics can make a significant difference to your dog’s overall wellbeing. Prebiotics – Feeding the Good Bacteria Prebiotics are soluble, indigestible fibres that feed the beneficial bacteria in the gut. A healthy microbiome gives your dog: Stronger immunity Better di

As you probably already know, we recommend using a natural, layered approach to parasite prevention with various things used in different ways to protect our dogs from parasite

Lungworm begins life in the gut of the dog when the larvae are ingested, the larvae then migrate through the body to the lungs and heart where the adult worms lay eggs. If you are regularly using a natural intestinal preventative it is less likely that the lungworm larvae will be able to migrate to the lungs and heart and become adult worms.

Green clay, also known as illite clay or Montmorillonite, has been used for centuries in natural health for its cleansing and soothing properties. For dogs, it’s one of those simple but powerful remedies that can support both skin and digestive health.

Muzzling is often a useful skill to have under a dog’s belt, but sadly it has a stigma about it. So many people wrongly associate muzzling with malpractice, but a properly fitting muzzle and correct conditioning and training to wear the muzzle is a great skill to train!

When deciding what to feed your dog, it helps to step back from trends and marketing and look at biology. Dogs are classified as facultative carnivores. This means they are designed to thrive primarily on animal tissue, but they can digest and utilise certain plant foods. Their anatomy, digestive chemistry, and metabolic pathways still clearly reflect a carnivorous foundation. Understanding that foundation helps us distinguish between foods that support health, foods that are

In an ideal world we would all be feeding a beautifully fresh diet with organic meat and vegetables, but sadly we don’t live in an ideal world! If for whatever reason you are really struggling financially at the moment, but still want to do the very best you can for your dog, here are some NO BULL tips

What are Omegas? Omega Fatty Acids are essential within the body for various reasons. Cell membranes are partly formed by Omegas, deeming them essential. Brain and heart health are both aided by Omegas, as well as weight management and puppy mental development. Omegas also control part of the body’s inflammatory response. Omegas-3 and 6 are both classed as ‘essential’ nutrients, while Omega-9 is non-essential but beneficial. Essential Types of Omega (3, 6) There are various O

This is an “argument” you will see often in the dog world so hopefully I can put some of the misinformation to bed!

The World Small Animal Veterinary Association (WSAVA) is a global veterinary community that bases its guidelines on evidence-based veterinary medicine. These guidelines give vets the current scientific advice on the best vaccination concepts. In this blog, we will be discussing core vaccinations, the difference between vaccinating and immunising, and WSAVA guidelines on vaccination protocols and titre testing.

Intestinal worms can be treated naturally using grapefruit seed extract (GSE)

Inthe field of animal wellbeing, more and more professionals and caregivers are turning toward natural, respectful, and biologically harmonious methods. Clay holds a unique place within this approach: it is an ancestral mineral material capable of cleansing, absorbing, and rebalancing. But when this “living earth” is combined with plant extracts, diluted hydrolats, or gentle oils, the treatment gains a new dimension. It no longer acts only on the skin, it also supports the se

A gentle, food-based approach to gut health. Pumpkin seeds have been used for generations as a natural way to support healthy digestion and help the body deal with intestinal worms. They’re simple, safe for most dogs, and easy to incorporate into meals. Below is everything you need to know, plus the science behind how pumpkin seeds work, how to prepare them, and why quality matters.   How Pumpkin Seeds Help With Worms Pumpkin seeds contain a compound called cucurbitacin, an a

Looking at some east ways to add fresh food to a processed diet for improved health

Here’s our guide to natural remedies for addressing flea infestations at every life stage.

Feeding a fresh fed dog on holiday is tricky, so check these recommendations out!

Pumpkin isn’t just delicious — it’s seriously nutritious. Packed with vitamins, minerals and antioxidants, this autumn favourite brings a whole host of benefits to your dog’s bowl. Here’s why pumpkin deserves a place in your pup’s diet all year round. Pumpkin Flesh Benefits Rich in vitamins and minerals: Pumpkin is bursting with nutrients that support immune health, brain function, eye health and skin condition. Great source of fibre: Whether your dog’s stools are loose or to

If you're looking for a healthy alternative to raw in the USA, check out this handy list!