Caring for an older dog
Your Dog Magazine has some great help and advice on how to care for your dog as he ventures into the golden years of his life.
Making a dog Easter egg
Don’t share your Easter eggs with your canine friend as chocolate is toxic to dogs. Follow our guide to making your dog an Easter treat that is safe for him.
VIDEO: Securing my dog in the car
When taking your dog in the car it’s important to remember that a dog will need to be placed in a safe position. Find out more here.
Leaving my dog alone
Inevitably, we have to leave our dogs alone for short periods of time. Follow these tips to help your dog cope when you’re not around.
What should be in an emergency kit?
There's a limit to how much we can take with us when out walking, so what does Roberta Baxter consider to be an essential item?
How do I find my missing dog?
Losing your dog every owner's nightmare, but if your he does go missing, this advice could help you get him back.
My dog's been poisoned - help!
Thankfully cases of dog poisonings are rare, however, should your dog get in trouble, vet Roberta Baxter explains what to look out for.
My dog has cancer - what next?
Your Dog Magazine's expert vet Roberta Baxter explains all about cancer and reveals how new treatments are being developed all the time.
How do I say goodbye?
There comes a time when we all have to think about saying goodbye to our pet. It’s never easy when that moment occurs.
What to include on a dog tag
As well as a microchip for your dog by law he will also need an identity tag. Find out what your ID tag should include here.
What's a balanced diet for a dog?
Choosing a healthy, balanced diet is an important part of looking after your dog. But what should you put in his dinner bowl? Two routes can be followed…
How do I choose the right vet?
From a dog's point of view, it's extremely important that the relationship between his owner and vet works well.
Checking my dog's health
Read Your Dog Magazines' five minute guide on how to check that your dog stays completely content, happy and healthy here.
VIDEO: At the grooming salon
Your Dog magazine visits a professional groomer in Norwich, Norfolk and offers tips on maintaining your dog's coat.
Protecting paws in winter
Firstly, clipping paw hair short helps to prevent ice balling in the feet, which can contribute to cold damage to the paws, advises vet Roberta Baxter.
Brushing dogs in the winter
Grooming your dog’s coat is important at any time of the year, in particular when the coat is changing in the spring.
When do I bathe my dog?
Deciding when and how to bathe your dog is often difficult. It will depend on various factors. Your Dog magazine has some advice.
VIDEO: What is microchipping?
Microchipping is the best way of ensuring that if your dog goes missing, and is found, he will be returned to you safely.
Help choosing insurance
It's important that you know exactly what you are looking for when purchasing an insurance policy for your dog.
Why does my dog have runny poo?
Dietary intolerances are relatively common in dogs and can cause a variety of problems including diarrhoea, weight loss and general ill health.
I found a small lump on my dog
Discovering a small lump or mass on your dog can be a scary experience, vet Joe Inglis talks you through the possibilities.
How can I stop my dog eating poo?
When scavenging habit has no medical cause, you need to consider the behavioural and psychological factors that have led to the problem.
Resolving anal gland issues
Help and advice from Your Dog Magazine and vet Joe Inglis, read on to find out more on how you can resolve this issue.
How do I clean my dog's bed?
When you are looking for a dog bed that'll be easy to keep clean you'll need to consider carefully the bed you choose for your dog.
Having your dog cremated
Find out here what you need to know and do, when, at the end of your dogs life you decide that you want him to be cremated.
Ask your own dog question!
Every month, Your Dog magazine has up to 20 pages of dog questions answered by our panel of experts. If you have a question, email This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it. and you will receive a personal reply plus your question may feature in the magazine.
Remember - if you are seriously concerned about your dog’s health or behaviour, and especially if your dog is in distress, please take him or her along to your vet as soon as possible.
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