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63 UK vets, trainers and behaviourists tracked 129 dogs representing more than 110 breeds and crosses. Of the dogs that began the trial anxious, 38 of 42 improved. Behaviourist Gwen Bailey, founder of Puppy School, participated with her own dogs and has no commercial relationship with Tharos.
The Natural Dog by Gwen Bailey
The Great Dog Walk Disaster: When Diarrhoea Strikes Mid-Stroll
Diarrhoea mid-walk is every dog owner's nightmare — messy, stressful, and surprisingly common. Discover why it happens and how CaniNectar supports gut health.
That "Doggy Smell" Might Be Coming From the Gut, Not Just the Skin
That musty 'doggy smell' isn't just skin deep. Vets increasingly trace it to gut imbalance, not just yeast overgrowth, via the gut-skin axis linking diet to skin health.
The Gut-Skin Connection: Why a Healthy Tummy Means a Healthier Coat
If you've ever wondered why your dog's coat can look dull one month and glossy the next, the answer often has less to do with shampoo and more to do with what's happening in the gut.
Which Dog Breeds Are Prone to Gut Issues
Discover which dog breeds are most prone to gut issues, why digestive health affects everything from coat to behaviour, and how CaniNectar can help.
From Gut to Grin: Why Your Dog's Breath Starts in Their Belly
Is your dog's bad breath actually a gut problem? Science says yes. Discover the gut-mouth connection and how supporting digestion could mean a healthier, fresher dog.
Why Is My Dog Aggressive? The Surprising Gut-Brain Connection You Need to Know About
Emerging science reveals a gut-brain connection that may explain why dogs become anxious or aggressive — and how supporting the microbiome could change their behaviour.
Does your dog follow you from room to room? The science increasingly suggests it's a sign something deeper is going on — and the gut may hold the answer.