Let’s dive into a bit of a painful topic (yes that was a terrible pun, and no I won’t apologise for it). We don’t like to see our fur babies mildly uncomfortable, let alone in pain. But despite our best efforts and intentions, pain is a fairly inevitable part of life. When our dog is in pain, we can feel helpless and guilty, but understanding what’s happening and what we can do about it can help us feel more in control of the situation. We can’t protect them from pain complet

The temperature is perfect here in HK at the moment and that’s got to mean one thing… It's time to hit the trails! Hong Kong boasts an incredible 400 miles of hiking trails, of all different lengths, terrains and difficulties. Easily accessible from the city, at the same time they remove you from the hustle and bustle and allow a reconnection with nature that we all yearn for (and some pretty spectacular views to sweeten the deal). And what makes it even more special? Being a

Background Patella luxation is a common orthopedic issue, approximately 1.3% of all dogs are living with this condition, and this increases to 75% in specific breeds. As we will discuss, there are grades to this pathology and it can be anything from a mild annoyance to extremely painful and debilitating. Seeing your four-legged best friend in any kind of discomfort is always horrible, and it’s difficult to know what’s happening and what to do about it. So, let’s unpick this c