Fake meat? No, thank you.
This article was submitted to us by a highly qualified Honey’s customer who has asked to remain anonymous. News stories appeared in July 2024 that Britain had become the first...
This article was submitted to us by a highly qualified Honey’s customer who has asked to remain anonymous. News stories appeared in July 2024 that Britain had become the first...
Honey’s has joined the British Deer Society (BDS), a charity whose purpose is make a difference for deer in the UK through education, awareness raising, campaigning, advocacy, monitoring, best practice...
Research shows that dogs have large vocabularies and stunning social intelligence. I’ll never forget the day my daughter came home from school, looked at me sombrely, and said: ‘My teacher...
When did dogs become man’s best friend? Until recently, the oldest known canine remains were 5,000-years-old (they were of a sort of Siberian Husky). Then a discovery in the Goyet...
Trakr, a German Shepherd, was responsible for discovering the last survivor of the 9/11 attacks on the World Trade Centre long after it was thought to be pointless. La China,...
Firstly, before I write about a particularly important aspect of our work, I thank would like to thank all the Honey’s staff and customers for your help and support for...
For a few years now, experts have agreed that it is no longer possible to recommend blanket routine neutering of dogs. The days when all it took was a quick...
Recently, I was invited by Canine Health Concern (CHC) to talk to its members about natural feeding. CHC was the first British organisation to promote natural feeding (paying for Dr...
I recently settled one of my sons into university. He is a natural scientist, a keen biologist and, being a passionate animal lover, deeply concerned about habitat loss. Despite this...
One of the questions I am often askes is why so many of our recipes contain vegetables. I should probably begin by explaining that all our formulas are complete and...
Businesses wield power – the power, amongst other things, to control and exploit resources, create employment, transfer wealth and influence human behaviour. Which is why it is so important they...
In Ancient Egypt royal dogs wore collars of solid gold. In Ancient Rome they had spikes to protect the wearers from wolves. In Medieval France collars were made of silver...