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Omnidogs Merch Has Landed!
We’re excited to let you know that Omnidogs merchandise is now available to buy online – just in time for the cooler months (and for those of you already thinking about Christmas presents!). We’ve teamed up with the brilliant team at MITSA in St Ives to bring you a range of quality gear that looks…
Read MoreVoted Top 3 Dog Trainers in Huntingdonshire
We’ve received some amazing news this week we just couldn’t wait to share with you all. We received an email this week from ThreeBestRated who informed us that we have been named in the top three business in the category for Dog Trainers in Huntingdonshire. The email explained “Our business analyst team is impressed by…
Read More[Case Study] Look how much hydrotherapy is benefitting Harvey
Hi. It’s Rachel here and if we’ve not met before, I run the hydrotherapy side of the business in St Ives. I’m excited to share something very close to my heart with you all… hydrotherapy. Everyone loves to read a success story don’t they? Well, I have an amazing one for you with 12 year…
Read MoreOur 10 Top Tips for this Firework Season
Unlike most of us, our dogs can be scared of fireworks, due to the loud noises and flashing of the fireworks (even the ‘no noise’ ones). We have put together a list of things you can do to minimise your dog’s stress levels and how you can help them via training too. Although we are…
Read MoreObesity – Health Risks and Prevention
Sadly, obesity: the presence of excess body fat resulting in an overweight condition is becoming a common problem here in the UK. Vets estimate that nearly half of dogs in the UK are overweight! Being obese puts your dog’s life at risk, increasing the risk of health problems, which is likely to reduce life expectancy.…
Read MoreIntroducing your Puppy to Hydrotherapy
Puppy swims are a great way to gently and safely introduce your puppy into the water. The pool is warm, safe and sanitised and you puppy will be accompanied by a qualified hydrotherapist at all times, whilst wearing appropriately fitting harnesses. Swimming in the Hydrotherapy Pool in St Ives is a great form of exercise…
Read MoreHere’s why enrichment should be part of your dog’s daily routine
Enrichment are activities that encourage your dog to display natural behaviours of licking, sniffing or chewing that do not involve training and have very little human interaction. It is an important part of your dog’s daily routine as it helps your dog to relax, and teaches self-reliance, therefore reducing stress levels. If you do not…
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