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10.09.20 September 10, 2020 Product Spotlight

Our Favourite Tweed Dog Accessories For Autumn

Autumn is one of our favourite times of the year here in the L&L offices. Who can resist the changing colours of the landscape and crisp morning walks. September has crept up on us rather quickly and we’re now thinking about our cold weather wardrobes and what we we might need for our pets in the coming months. You might not only want to think about what dog coat is best for Autumn, but you might swap your dog bed and accessories to match the season too. Here, we’ve picked out some of our favourite tweed accessories for dogs including tweed dog beds, coats and toys. Explore and shop the collection: Our Top 10 Tweed Accessories for Dogs L&L Balmoral Tweed Dog crate Set Our luxury dog crate sets are some of the most comfortable dog beds around. Our handmade dog bedding turns your cold draughty crate into a sumptuous, luxury dog bed den. Why not upgrade your dog’s bedding to a new tweed set? Our Balmoral tweeds come in three stylish colour options in sizes to fit all of our crates. The tweed is durable and washable, making it practical as well as aesthetically pleasing. The perfect winter dog bed; the only consideration is whether to opt for Duck Egg, Ochre Ash or Mulberry! L&L Balmoral Tweed Dog Bandana Our range of dog bandanas will add a dash of sartorial elegance to your dog’s look. With September here, we are in love with our tweed bandanas, made by hand here in our workshop. Each tweed bandana simply slips on to your dog’s collar. They come in a variety of colour options and three sizes so you will find a size to suit any dog breed (Logan the Miniature Schnauzer wears a size small for reference). We even offer personalisation on our bandanas so you can treat your pup to a special gift! L&L Tweed Bone Dog Toy If you are looking for Autumn dog toys, look no further than our delightful tweed dog bones. Each dog toy is hand made in the shape of a bone, from our tweed fabrics. These are the perfect addition to your dog’s toy box and will add an Autumnal feel to your dog’s playtime L&L Tweed Dog Chesterfield Our tweed dog chesterfields combine style, luxury, function and comfort. If you’re looking for a stylish luxury dog bed, then there is nothing better than our chesterfields for dogs. We have a number of options: full tweed; a leather with tweed cushion; and buttoned leather and tweed combo. Our chesterfields come in a range of sizes to suit breeds up to the size of a Labrador. If you have a giant breed, please contact us to discuss our bespoke dog chesterfield options. Scruffs Ellen Pet Beds If you’re looking for a contemporary tweed look, then the Ellen Pet Beds by Scruffs might just be for you. The beds feature a crosshatch design tweed in either pink or brown with a gloriously soft sherpa fleece top. Your dog will love snuggling down in this warm bed by the fire. Available in two colours and either a donut or a mattress shape. The donut bed is suitable for breeds up to the size of a cockapoo, cocker spaniel or similar sized breed. The mattress dog bed comes in a large size range suitable for larger breeds of dog. Tweedmill Dog Coat Autumn brings with it cooler weather and the odd shower; definitely time to think about a suitable winter dog coat for the climate. We love these tweed dog coats by Tweedmill. They offer a modern take on tweed with options in pink stripes and blue checks as well as a classic green windowpane check. Your dog will be warm and cosy on their Autumn dog walks in one of these. They’ll look oh-so-dapper Mutts & Hounds Tweed Dog Coats If you’d like more dog coat choices, then you may just love the tweed dog coats by Mutts & Hounds. This super cute check option is one our favourite dog coats with it’s belted design and faux sheepskin collar. Your pup will look lovely on their morning walk wearing this warm and cosy coat. Mutts & Hounds Dog Harness Do you have a small dog? These tweed dog harnesses from Mutts & Hounds are the perfect harness x coat hybrid. They have the look and feel of a winter dog coat being made from tweed, with the added functionality of being a harness. The tweed harnesses simply velcro around the chest and neck and feature a metal d-ring attachment to fix your dog’s lead to. We simply adore this grey tweed harness with pompom detail, but then we love the macaroon check version too! Which will you choose?! New Tweed Pet Items Coming Soon: Hugo & Hudson We have a fabulous new collection of tweed dog accessories by Hugo & Hudson launching soon. We can't wait to show you the stylish new tweed harnesses, dog coats and dog walking accessories. A wonderful collection of pet items that mixes the classic look of tweed with a contemporary twist. Keep your eyes peeled on our social media for more information about the launch!

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Our Top 10 Tweed Accessories for Dogs

L&L Balmoral Tweed Dog crate Set

Our luxury dog crate sets are some of the most comfortable dog beds around. Our handmade dog bedding turns your cold draughty crate into a sumptuous, luxury dog bed den. Why not upgrade your dog’s bedding to a new tweed set? Our Balmoral tweeds come in three stylish colour options in sizes to fit all of our crates. The tweed is durable and washable, making it practical as well as aesthetically pleasing. The perfect winter dog bed; the only consideration is whether to opt for Duck Egg, Ochre Ash or Mulberry!

L&L Balmoral Tweed Dog Bandana

Our range of dog bandanas will add a dash of sartorial elegance to your dog’s look. With September here, we are in love with our tweed bandanas, made by hand here in our workshop. Each tweed bandana simply slips on to your dog’s collar. They come in a variety of colour options and three sizes so you will find a size to suit any dog breed (Logan the Miniature Schnauzer wears a size small for reference). We even offer personalisation on our bandanas so you can treat your pup to a special gift!

L&L Tweed Bone Dog Toy

If you are looking for Autumn dog toys, look no further than our delightful tweed dog bones. Each dog toy is hand made in the shape of a bone, from our tweed fabrics. These are the perfect addition to your dog’s toy box and will add an Autumnal feel to your dog’s playtime

L&L Tweed Dog Chesterfield

Our tweed dog chesterfields combine style, luxury, function and comfort. If you’re looking for a stylish luxury dog bed, then there is nothing better than our chesterfields for dogs. We have a number of options: full tweed; a leather with tweed cushion; and buttoned leather and tweed combo. Our chesterfields come in a range of sizes to suit breeds up to the size of a Labrador. If you have a giant breed, please contact us to discuss our bespoke dog chesterfield options.

Scruffs Ellen Pet Beds

If you’re looking for a contemporary tweed look, then the Ellen Pet Beds by Scruffs might just be for you. The beds feature a crosshatch design tweed in either pink or brown with a gloriously soft sherpa fleece top. Your dog will love snuggling down in this warm bed by the fire. Available in two colours and either a donut or a mattress shape. The donut bed is suitable for breeds up to the size of a cockapoo, cocker spaniel or similar sized breed. The mattress dog bed comes in a large size range suitable for larger breeds of dog.

Tweedmill Dog Coat

Autumn brings with it cooler weather and the odd shower; definitely time to think about a suitable winter dog coat for the climate. We love these tweed dog coats by Tweedmill. They offer a modern take on tweed with options in pink stripes and blue checks as well as a classic green windowpane check. Your dog will be warm and cosy on their Autumn dog walks in one of these. They’ll look oh-so-dapper

Mutts & Hounds Tweed Dog Coats

If you’d like more dog coat choices, then you may just love the tweed dog coats by Mutts & Hounds. This super cute check option is one our favourite dog coats with it’s belted design and faux sheepskin collar. Your pup will look lovely on their morning walk wearing this warm and cosy coat.

Mutts & Hounds Dog Harness

Do you have a small dog? These tweed dog harnesses from Mutts & Hounds are the perfect harness x coat hybrid. They have the look and feel of a winter dog coat being made from tweed, with the added functionality of being a harness. The tweed harnesses simply velcro around the chest and neck and feature a metal d-ring attachment to fix your dog’s lead to. We simply adore this grey tweed harness with pompom detail, but then we love the macaroon check version too! Which will you choose?!

New Tweed Pet Items Coming Soon: Hugo & Hudson

We have a fabulous new collection of tweed dog accessories by Hugo & Hudson launching soon. We can't wait to show you the stylish new tweed harnesses, dog coats and dog walking accessories. A wonderful collection of pet items that mixes the classic look of tweed with a contemporary twist. Keep your eyes peeled on our social media for more information about the launch!

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Is Wet or Dry Food Better for Dogs? Exploring the Pros and Cons

When it comes to feeding our canine companions, one of the most common questions that pet owners grapple with is whether to choose wet or dry dog food. The debate over wet vs. dry dog food has been ongoing for years, and there's no one-size-fits-all answer. The decision ultimately depends on various factors, including your dog's age, health, and personal preferences. In this comprehensive guide, we will delve into the pros and cons of wet and dry dog food to help you make an informed choice for your furry friend. Wet vs. Dry Dog Food: What's the Difference? Before we dive into the pros and cons, let's clarify what distinguishes wet and dry dog food: Wet Dog Food: Contains higher moisture content (approximately 70-80%) Typically comes in cans or pouches Often has a stronger aroma and flavour, which can be enticing to picky eaters Easier to chew, making it an excellent choice for dogs with dental issues or missing teeth Prone to spoilage if not refrigerated and consumed promptly Can be more expensive per serving than dry food Dry Dog Food: Contains lower moisture content (around 10%) Comes in the form of kibble or pellets Promotes dental health by reducing tartar buildup through chewing Offers convenience and a longer shelf life May contain artificial preservatives and fillers The Pros and Cons Of Wet & Dry Food Wet Dog Food: Pros: Hydration: The high moisture content in wet food can help keep your dog hydrated, especially if they don't drink enough water. Palatability: Many dogs find wet food more appealing due to its strong aroma and taste, making it suitable for picky eaters. Digestibility: Wet food is often easier to digest, making it a good choice for dogs with sensitive stomachs or digestive issues. Dental Health: While wet food doesn't promote dental health directly, it can be useful for dogs with dental problems who struggle to chew dry kibble. Cons: Cost: Wet dog food can be more expensive per serving than dry food, potentially straining your budget. Storage: You need to store opened cans or pouches of wet food in the refrigerator to prevent spoilage. Our Wet Food Recommendations Here at L&L we stock a wide variety of wet foods for your dog. For a high quality and high meat content wet food our go to is the Carnilove wet foods. They're all made to appeal to your dog's natural wolf instincts with over 85% wild origin meats and they're all grain free so you can be sure they're the best quality for your dog. Dry Dog Food: Pros: Convenience: Dry kibble is convenient to store, measure, and serve, making it a hassle-free option. Dental Health: Chewing on dry kibble can help reduce tartar buildup and promote better dental health. Cost-Effective: Dry food is often more budget-friendly than wet food, especially for larger dogs. Long Shelf Life: It has a longer shelf life, reducing the risk of food waste. Cons: Hydration Concerns: Because dry food has lower moisture content, it might not provide enough hydration for some dogs, potentially leading to urinary tract issues. Palatability: Some dogs may be less enthusiastic about dry kibble's taste and texture. Our Dry Food Recommendations We also stock a variety of dry foods, some of the ones with higher meat content and more natural ingredients include Acana, Carnilove and Orijen - these are great for making sure your dog is getting all the nutrients they need. Choosing the Right Food for Your Dog: When deciding between wet and dry dog food, consider the following factors: Age: Puppies and senior dogs may benefit from wet food due to its enhanced digestibility and hydration. Adult dogs can thrive on a balanced dry food diet. Health Needs: Consult with your veterinarian if your dog has specific health concerns, as they can recommend an appropriate diet. Budget: Evaluate your budget and choose the food that meets your financial constraints while ensuring your dog's nutritional needs are met. Preference: Some dogs have strong preferences for one type of food over the other, so consider your dog's taste preferences. Conclusion: In the debate of wet vs. dry dog food, there's no one-size-fits-all answer. Both options have their pros and cons, and the best choice depends on your dog's individual needs, your budget, and your personal preferences as a pet owner. If you're unsure what to feed your dog why not check out our large range of dog foods. We have lots of speciality dog foods for specific breeds, sizes and health concerns so you can tailor your dog's food to give them everything they need nutritionally. Once you've found the perfect food for your dog why not Subscribe & Save. Our Subscribe & Save service allows you to save up to 15% on your dog's favourite food and have it delivered to your door exactly when you need it so you never run out! Remember to consult with your vet for tailored dietary recommendations, and always prioritise your dog's health and well-being when making this important decision.

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