With over 60% of the population owning pets & treating them like a member of the family (what do you mean a Halloween costume for my pug is ‘too much’?), it’s no wonder that we all want the best for our furry friends. With that number speculated to have grown during the pandemic, it’s anyone’s … Rest of Post
The Australian population has had to endure lengthy lockdowns all over the country due to COVID-19 and as a result many were forced out of jobs or had to adapt to a ‘working from home’ lifestyle. Because of this, many families, couples, and singles struggled with the lack of socialisation and loneliness, which turned many … Rest of Post
A little preparation goes a long way to providing comfort for your dog when you are travelling. Here are some of our favourite key tips to help you and your dog to have a safe trip. Make sure your dog will have a comfortable and safe space to travel and sleep. Vehicle restraints for your … Rest of Post
Being a pet pawrent is a privilege and is very rewarding, but it is also a big responsibility. These beautiful animals rely on you, their pawrent, to take care of them, to make sure they have fresh water and food daily, that they aren’t too hot or cold and that they are kept free from … Rest of Post
Not all dogs are scared of fireworks but if they have previously shown signs of fear or if you aren’t 100% sure, it is better to be prepared! Over the holidays many celebrations involve fireworks. Unfortunately, the loud firework displays can cause much anxiety with our pets who can react with instinct to try and … Rest of Post
Just like humans, weight gain and being overweight poses a serious risk to our pets health and quality of life. Did you know that pet obesity is actually the most common nutritional disorder amongst cats and dogs!? In Australia alone, over 40% of pets are overweight! It may be hard to resist giving your dog … Rest of Post
A common question among pet owners is ‘which plants are safe for my pets?’ Deciding on which plants to have in the garden or inside the home can be tricky when there is a long list of plants that can cause dangerous health issues to your pets if ingested. A general rule is that when … Rest of Post
Why Flea & Tick prevention is important even if your dog or cat does not have them Our pets rely on us to keep them healthy and safe and preventing them from harmful fleas and ticks is as easy as a simple monthly chew or wearing a preventative collar. It doesn’t get much easier than … Rest of Post
While a nation-wide lock-down has seen a decline in retail sales, a rapid increase in pet adoption has been a saving grace for local shelters adopting out hundreds of pets across the country. A number of people have lost their jobs, had hours reduced, on campus students moved to online and others being asked to … Rest of Post
Walking your pet is an essential activity, not only for your dog but for your mental well-being too. And who doesn’t want to get out of the house?! For many dogs, a walk is the most exciting thing that will happen in their whole entire day, the thought of sniffing every pole and blade of … Rest of Post
