We were over the moon to find that the Staffordshire Bull Terrier took top spot in ITV’s Britain’s Favourite Dogs show. They’re such lovely, happy dogs and make perfect pets. Here’s why Staffies are the number one dog for so many pet parents…

        

ITV’s recent Britain’s Favourite Dogs show had us all talking at Guru HQ! As devoted pet parents, we just love all dogs… in fact, we love every single dog we’ve ever met!

        

Sociable, intelligent and trustworthy, the Labrador Retriever is one of the nation’s favourite dogs. Read all about Guru’s tips for a fit and happy Lab.

        

Daisy aspirated and developed Aspiration Pneumonia & spent a week hospitalised in an emergency veterinary practice. We almost lost her.
In desperation we turned to a support group for Megaesophagus, who recommended trying Guru.

        

We all love a cuddly pet – but we also need to keep them on the healthy side of huggable. An overweight dog may not live as long as their slimmer friends, and certainly won’t enjoy such a healthy and active life. Read our guide to preventing plump pets.

        

Part Cocker Spaniel and part Poodle, Cockapoos have been charming humans since the cross breed first appeared in the 1950s. Friendly Cockapoos make wonderful pets; and we’ve certainly met some absolutely adorable ones.

        

Guru… in the same sentence as ‘Team GB’ we hearing you saying!
Oh yes Geeksters, get yourself comfy and listen up, as we have some super exciting news…

        

I was a bit reluctant to put the girls on a dry food diet as Maya is such a fuss pot and didn’t enjoy dry food previously and would turn her nose up. You can imagine my amazement when the first box arrived and fussy Maya climbed on top of the box and started ripping it open to get to the food inside!

        

Pets don’t know on Bonfire Night that the unfamiliar noises and lights won’t hurt them or their family, so naturally even the most confident dog or cat may be scared. However, there’s plenty we can do as pet parents to lessen the trauma around the fifth of November.

        

Dogs have the advantage over us when it comes to healthy teeth. They don’t consume sweets or fizzy drinks, and have a teeth-staining coffee habit. If you make sure your dog’s eating a balanced diet, you know they’ll be getting lots of the essential vitamins and minerals that they need for healthy teeth.