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Just like humans, senior dogs need extra care as they grow old. As a dog parent, it's important to be mindful of all the ways you can help to maximise you dogs quality of life during their golden years. If your furry friend is over the age of 7, then you can consider them a senior dog. By the time they reach 9 years old their organs, joints and metabolism is comparative to 63-year old human so it's a good time to give them some extra love and set them up for a comfortable retirement full of all the creature...

Getting a puppy is a exciting occasion, but with that comes the responsibility of supporting their dietary needs so that they grow up BIG & STRONG! All puppies experience rapid growth in their 1st 6 months and for smaller breeds can reach maturity by 12 months, or for larger breeds this can be up to 2 years. Your puppies calorie and dietary requirements will change at each new phase but here are some of our top starter tips for those first few months.

There is so much to learn in the world of puppyhood and no quicker way to get your head around the basics then popping on some value packed YouTube videos that get to the point with all the juicy information. Here at Riff Raff our team has had their fair share of puppy training experience and we have prepared for you the ultimate YouTube channel list to save you all the research! Familiarise yourself with these videos and you'll be on the fast track to raising a dream puppy!

Bringing a puppy comforter into your home can provide a sense of security and comfort for your new furry friend. The Riff Raff Puppy Comforter can simulate the presence of a littermate and help alleviate separation anxiety. To ensure a smooth transition and maximize the benefits of the comforter, follow these steps: Choose the Right Comforter: The Riff Raff Puppy Comforter is a recommended choice due to its lifelike appearance and soothing features. It includes a white noise and heartbeat simulator and heat pack to mimic the warmth and heartbeat of a real dog. However, you can use this guide...