Can dogs eat marmite?Fine in small amounts
WagGuide checks things for UK dog owners: which foods are safe to share, checked against veterinary sources, and which dog services are worth trusting, verified with registers and the venues themselves.
Food verdicts cite the veterinary sources they come from, by name.
Hydrotherapy listings come from the official NARCH and CHA registers.
Every listing shows when its details were last verified, and unverified means unverified.
BBQ season hazards
Late summer means dropped kebabs, resting joints and corn cobs in nose range. The three to know this month:
Trusted dog services, county by county
The second half of WagGuide: services checked the same way the food is. Hydrotherapy and licensed boarding are live in our first counties, sourced from official registers and re-checked against each business's own site. The rest are being built the same way, one council at a time.
40 registered centres across 10 counties so far, from the NARCH and CHA registers.
Find a centre40 licensed businesses across 4 councils so far, with the licence number and star rating from each council's own register.
No national register exists, so we are working through the policies published by the big chains, one at a time.
Grooming is unregulated in the UK. Here is what to check yourself before you book.
Seasonal hazard alerts
A short email before Christmas, Easter and the barbecue months, on the foods that fill UK vet clinics at that time of year. Nothing else, and you can leave whenever you like.
Browse every food we have checked, from the everyday to the ones that end in a vet visit.