9 June 2026
Could Your Cavalier’s Sleep Problems Be a Sign of Pain? Many Cavalier King Charles Spaniels are known for their quirky sleeping habits. Some sleep with their Read More »
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14 May 2026
The Cost of Cute: When “Teddy Bear” Cavaliers Come at a Price There’s a campaign currently being run by Battersea Dogs & Cats Home called The Read More »
4 May 2026
You’re sitting next to a dog.They’re resting. Maybe not fully asleep, but relaxed with their eyes half closed. So naturally, you reach over. A quick stroke.Maybe Read More »
29 May 2025
The Cost of Doing Nothing Not All Suffering Is Obvious Not all suffering is dramatic. Some dogs do not cry constantly, collapse, or stop eating altogether. Read More »
19 April 2025
Chiari malformation and syringomyelia (CM/SM) are heartbreaking conditions that many Cavalier King Charles Spaniel owners eventually face. These aren’t obscure medical terms—they describe serious, progressive neurological Read More »
19 January 2025
Professor Clare Rusbridge has published the chiari malformation and Syringomyelia treatment algorithm for many years. Having access to the treatment information has been incredibly valuable, and Read More »
29 July 2024
Obesity in dogs, including Cavalier King Charles Spaniels, is becoming more common and can lead to some very serious health problems, mainly because it causes inflammation. Read More »
17 May 2022
Cavaliers are a brachycephalic breed, for this reason, they are at a much higher risk of suffering from heat-related illness. Many also very sadly suffer from Read More »
29 June 2021
We have had a lot of adoption enquiries recently, well really since the pandemic began. The number has lessened but rises around the end of each Read More »