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New research reveals how the nation’s dogs are getting their fitness fix

For almost half of the nation’s dog owners (48%), making sure their dog gets the right amount of exercise every day is a top priority, according to new research commissioned by YuMOVE.

On the flip side, 19% of owners confessed that their dog wasn’t always getting enough exercise and 15% of the owners questioned had no idea how much exercise their pet needs to stay fit and healthy.

TV Vet, Dr Scott Miller, says: “Making sure that your dog gets the recommended amount of daily exercise not only makes them happy, it’s going to help them maintain a healthy heart and joints.

“Smaller breeds may require less activity, while larger breeds may have more energy to burn off. Old dogs, young dogs and dogs with health conditions all have their own needs, so if you’re not sure, ask your vet, who will be able to assess your pet and advise. Activity means different things to different dogs, depending on breed and age, so walking for miles and miles every day isn’t necessarily a good thing.

“Walking, running, swimming, playing or diving – anything goes, so long as it keeps them moving and grooving. You just need to find what works best for your best friend. Then get out there and have fun doing it!”

Dr Scott Miller has teamed up with YuMOVE, the UK’s no.1 vet-recommended joint supplement brand,1 in a nationwide hunt to find the UK’s grooviest pets and educate their owners about joint health in the process.

Introducing, YuGROOVE – THE pet contest of the summer, and one with an important health message. It’s important to support the vital grooves in and around your pet’s joints as they help keep your pet active and grooving!

In celebration of loved, active, happy pets, YuMOVE is inviting UK pet owners to show off their cats and dogs. No matter how YOUR pet likes to get their groove on, whether they love to run, jump, swim, climb or dive, simply submit a 10-15 second film of them in action at:www.yugroove.co.uk

The YuGROOVE judging panel includes TV vet, Dr Scott Miller, Britain’s Got Talent celebrity dog trainer, Ashleigh Butler,and TV presenter, Radzi Chinyanganya.

By entering the YuGROOVE competition the nation’s furry groovers will not only get the chance to win fantastic prizes and be crowned YuGROOVE Champion 2023, they’ll also be supporting the tireless work of Kasey Carlin, Maggie the Wunder Dog and their rescue charity, Wunder Dog Rescue.

It is estimated that nearly 40% of dogs over the age of one experience joint stiffness, so it’s never too early to consider being proactive about your dog’s joint health.

To enter the YuGROOVE competition & learn more head to www.yugroove.co.uk

 

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