Your four legged friend has always bounded around the backyard and trotted easily by your side during walks. But now you’re starting to notice that as your dog ages, some of the spring has inevitably gone out of his step. This isn’t always just old age! If you notice them occasionally having difficulty rising from […]
Here at Orvis UK we wanted to start the year right. What better way to do this then to travel down to the Pets as Therapy’s (PATs) new headquarters and present them with a cheque! This wonderful charity help enhance thousands of lives each day by dedicated volunteers and their pets giving up some spare […]
IT’S COMPETITION TIME!
We’re delighted to be giving away a pair of Day Tickets to the Game Fair! For your chance to win, simply leave a comment on this post with the word WIN.
Take a look behind the scenes with Orvis Ambassador Marina Gibson Fishing as she pays Head Office a visit to get her dogs a brand new dog bed! Watch the video to learn all about how they’re made, including personalisation.
In between all the walks, sleeping and feeding times, there’s one extra activity that makes dog ownership oh so rewarding… playtime! Not only is playing games together great fun, they are also excellent ways to help strengthen the bond between you and your dog, encourage communication, as well as keeping your dog entertained and sufficiently ‘tired out’ when it comes to bedtime.
Lost dogs happen. If your best friend goes missing, you’re most likely to get him back if he’s been microchipped and always wears a dog collar with identification.
As we approach Bonfire night, celebrated on 5th November of each year, it is important for dog owners to remember to prepare their dogs for the evening’s events.
On Saturday 28th October, Orvis Westerham opened their doors for their Grand Re-Opening.
We’re so excited to announce the grand re-opening of Orvis Westerham, celebrating the outdoors with our enhanced Dog and Barbour collections.
Dorset possesses not only a stunning coastline featuring some of the best beaches in the U.K., but also boasts bucolic rolling hills and vast woodland wilderness, perfect for those who favour long walks and hikes. It is also a decidedly dog-friendly destination.