For those of you lucky enough to be K9 Magazine Premier members, here's what you've got to look forward to in the next issue (no 49) of K9 Magazine (and for those of you who haven't yet seen the light…go here, sign up and enjoy the full benefits for a special price!) Spot The Symptoms...

If you have a dog that suddenly develops a higher than normal thirst level or urination, it's important to keep a close eye for signs of diabetes. Many people are unaware that diabetes in dogs is a serious and potentially fatal disease, but it can be prevented if the symptoms are recognised early. ...

Inside K9 Magazine issue 47 we've got a veritable treasure trove of useful articles and information. Take a look…. Night time dog walking safety tipshttp://www.k9magazine.com/k9-insider-september/ Our pick of the best dog collars for 2011 http://www.k9magazine.com/best-dog-collars/ How to...

Animal lovers are being urged to get involved in World Animal Day 2011 to show their support for animal welfare around the globe. Launched in the UK on 4 October 2003, organisations, groups, animal shelters, places of worship, schools, clubs and individuals have participated in what was to become an...

A dog who is prepared, willing and able to jump a fence poses a real problem for us owners. The thought of losing our dog this way or of our dog going on to do something that could cause problems, harm or upset for our neighbours or the general public could land us in hot water legally. As one of the...

Dog proofing your home could make the difference between your pet becoming the latest victim of the rise in dog thefts or a new straying statistic. For dog owners, keeping their dog safe and secure is one of the upper most priorities. In this great report, our friends at DogTips.co have put together...

Ever wondered why dogs eat poop? Perhaps you're the owner of a mucky pup who engages in this ever so unpleasant canine party trick? Never fear. K9 Magazine has put together a special report containing the advice from three dog specialists on the habit known as canine coprophagia. http://www.k9magazine.com/why-do-dogs-eat-poop/ In...

One of the most common puppy problems encountered by new dog owners is destructive chewing. Thanks to our good friends over at DogTips.co, we can now provide some relief and assistance to anyone who's struggling with the problem of destructive chewing – particularly as it relates to puppies...

Many dog owners ask us whether they need to supplement their dog's food in order to attain a level of proper dog nutrition. If you use a good quality meat-meal based food you usually do not have to supplement your dog's ration. In fact, it is very easy to throw the formulation of some of the...

Over the past 15 years there has been a rocket-like surge in the depth and availabilty of pet insurance policies in the UK. As pet owners are faced with more and more choices, so the pet insurance companies are faced with the challenge of making their policy stand out. As a result, according to a...