Could your pet be a “Pride of Omlet”?
We’re looking for interesting, relatable, selfless, and exciting pet characters to become the Pride of Omlet 2021, and be highlighted in an exciting new blog series championing all these brilliant pets!
All you have to do to nominate your pet is email blog@omlet.co.uk with 100 words on an amazing story about your pet, plus a photograph of him or her.
10 Pride of Omlet pets will be carefully selected and interviewed for an article on their amazing story which will feature on the Omlet blog and social media channels worldwide!
Has your dog saved someone’s life? Did your chicken learn their times tables? Did your hamster run a marathon?
We want to hear from you!
Top tips for a great nomination!
1) Think of a time when your pet truly amazed you
2) Choose a photograph which is high quality and shows your pet clearer
3) Inject your pet’s personality into your nomination
4) Make sure you’re available for a telephone interview next month!
Entries close 24th February 2021, so nominate your pet now by emailing blog@omlet.co.uk.
The selected Pride of Omlet Pets will win a £50 Omlet voucher, so make your entry count!
Terms and conditions
Please submit your nomination by the 24th of February 2021. 10 winners will be carefully selected from all UK nominations and contacted by the 26th of February. You must be available for a phone interview on March the 1st or 2nd. You must provide a high quality photo of your pet with your nomination. The 10 winning nominations will receive a £50 Omlet voucher within 30 days following their interview.
This entry was posted in Offers and promotions on February 19th, 2021 by chloewelch
Taking your dog on a long walk is one way to help you both relax, but sometimes, it isn’t always possible to get outside, which means finding other ways to stimulate your furry friend from the comfort of home. Introducing doga…
What is Doga and what do you need?
You’ve probably already heard of yoga, but what about doga? Born in the United States in the early 2000s, dog yoga, AKA doga has quickly spread across the globe. This activity is an opportunity to spend some quality bonding time with your dog and keep fido entertained.
To begin your doga journey, you’ll simply need a yoga mat and a comfortable outfit! This sport can be practised outside, but if the weather isn’t looking great, it’s just as fun to have a go indoors, too! If you do choose to carry out your session inside, make sure to stick to a room your dog feels comfortable in and is familiar with. Having a routine for your dog gives your pet confidence, and they’ll soon associate the yoga mat and the room with spending a moment of relaxation just with you.
The benefits of doga
Doga largely incorporates the benefits of yoga: relaxation, concentration, meditation, and refocusing on yourself. And when done with your dog, it brings new advantages.
Make your dog’s day more zen
Our dogs know when we’re stressed, and picking up on these behaviours in turn affects their mood, too. But, by taking time to breathe and relax with a spot of doga, both you and fido can destress.
There’s no specific doga rulebook, which means tailoring your sessions to meet you and your dog’s needs. If during the earlier sessions, your pup would prefer to stay by your side without joining in, don’t force them. Remember – it’s supposed to be fun for you both.
Learn to speak dog
Well…kind of! Guiding your dog throughout the doga session means taking the lead and communicating to your dog what you would like them to do, just as you would teaching them a new trick. Repetition is the key to a successful session with your dog and adding this new activity to your schedule will be an opportunity for you to enjoy your dog’s company while strengthening how you interact with one another.
Improves sleep
Dogs love to sleep and we know just how important it is for them to get plenty of shuteye. If your dog is struggling to settle into a sleeping pattern, a physically and mentally stimulating activity like doga is one way to help them out. And don’t forget after a workout session to treat fido to a dreamy Omlet Dog bed to upgrade their sleep to another level!
Can my dog do doga?
Doga is made for all types of dogs – young, old, large, and small! Doga can be especially useful for older dogs or dogs that suffer from arthritis. But please note, if you have any concerns about your dog’s condition before beginning doga, consult your vet. Stretching, if done correctly, and massages can have real positive impacts on your dog’s body.
How to practice doga
To get started, take a look at our top book recommendations and videos for the best ways to practice doga.
It’s essential to spend time with your dog so that they can develop to their full potential. Just doing one doga session alone won’t suddenly improve your relationship with your pet pooch, but once you establish this activity as a routine not only for you but also for your pet, you may well be surprised at the benefits you can derive from it.
In addition to this fun activity, don’t forget that the well-being of your dog depends on a balanced diet, daily walks and special attention to their needs.
This entry was posted in Dogs on February 19th, 2021 by emmaibadioune
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