Jon Barrow of Happy Wags of Hale, a professional dog walker, talks about our spray on plaster: "One of my dogs had a niggling sore that had developed from a bracken cut days before. I pre-applied Aqueos first-aid spray and after it dried I then sprayed with the spray on plaster. I've seen gel…

Bringing a New Horse Home Getting a new horse is an exciting time, but it can also be daunting, particularly for your new horse. Throughout the process his health and well-being are paramount, so following certain procedures to help this is crucial. For horses, the move is stressful and tiring, which places extra demands on…

Pet First Aid Online Course for Dog Owners and ProfessionalsIf you look after dogs or pets for a living, you already know how important it is to care for them to the best of your ability. If you’re a dog or animal owner, you also appreciate how special your furry friend is, and…

We are delighted to launch our doggy video. Learn about the science behind Aqueos, meet some Aqueos dogs and hear about the products

Winter is a tough time when you are caring for horses. Not only do you never have enough daylight hours, meaning you only ever see your horses in the dark, but you and your horses also have to contend with the weather. Depending on your set up, you may bring your horses into stables…

Keeping it Aqueos Clean with Equine DentistsPreventative treatment is an important part of your equine care, and none more so than a visit from the dentist. Booking a dental treatment should be as regular as your annual vaccinations, in order to keep your horse’s mouth as healthy as the rest of his body. After all,…

Sometimes life can throw a few little surprises your way – but if you are fully prepared, these needn’t be an issue! That’s why it always pays to have a handy doggie disinfectant spray at the readies; because we all know dogs don’t see dirt like we do. If there is a puddle to…

Rain Scald & Mud Fever As we get deeper into autumn, the ever-present threat of rain scald and mud fever becomes a reality for many. Mud fever tends to flare up when the weather is at its worst, to add to the work load that shorter days and wintry weather brings to horse owners…

Bonfire night – a wondrous night full of oohs and arghs as the never-ending display of lights and bangs whizzes off into the night, mixed with the simple pleasures of hot dogs and toffee apples – or a nightmare evening spent with the TV turned up loud, trying to shield your dogs from the…