The new life of an adopted French Bulldog in Manchester
I don’t know why I thought this would be fun. Before we get in to it, it’s worth saying that I love Lily’s Kitchen in all flavours. Before we switched to them Stella was very iffy with her food and would refuse to eat, sometimes vomit and generally have a bad time with the first
This was a big of an impulse buy at our local Pets at Home, but sometimes things just sound really fun to try. So we picked up some ‘TopLife Puppuccino Style Milk For Dogs‘. This is essentially just milk for dogs, this particular one has a frothy velvety cappuccino-like top when you whisk it, hence
I see a lot of posts online with people talking about how much they struggle to find the right pet insurance that covers all of their French Bulldog’s needs. So I thought I’d make a more detailed post about my experience with The Co-operative pet insurance. Stella’s been on their insurance for six years now,
Because of Stella’s Frenchie face we really struggle with the regular brushing of her teeth. Her short snout and big tongue don’t leave much room for a toothbrush, and even when we manage to get the toothbrush in her mouth it tends to get blocked by skin and her fighting back. We’ve almost completely given
After reading some pretty negative stuff about Dentastix I decided to try some alternatives with Stella. I prefer to buy her things from smaller, independent stores anyway. After doing some Google research there were two types of doggie dental treats which had decent reviews and kept coming up. Those were Lily’s Kitchen Woofbrush Dental Chews,
When we first got Stella there were some… Digestion issues. Her foster home had her on a diet of Morrison’s own brand dog food, and at first we started to ween her on to Harringtons (the food all our local stores stock). But on both diets she was suffering from an upset stomach and all