Our sweet Poppy has come so far in the past year! She has gone from being a little bit unsure of coming into daycare, to running through the doors in the morning, ready to see her friends. She is also a regular in Playcare™ where she has learnt that playing with others of all ages […]
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Dogs have been used in warfare for centuries. The ANZACs (Australian and New Zealand Army Corps) were among the many troops who used dogs during the First World War. These loyal animals played an important role in supporting the war effort, performing a variety of tasks that were crucial to the success of the Allied
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Did you know there is a chocolate toxicity calculator that can tell you whether your pet has ingested too much chocolate? A chocolate toxicity calculator for dogs can be a very useful tool for pet owners and veterinarians alike, especially at Easter time when there is plenty of chocolate being consumed. With chocolate being extremely
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What are hot spots? Hot spots are skin lesions that are red, itchy, moist, and often oozy or crusty in appearance. These lesions are generally caused by self-inflicted trauma, when a dog constantly scratches, licks, or chews at a specific area until an open wound is created. This is referred to as the lick-itch-lick cycle,
Have you ever thought about the importance of dental health in your dog? If not, it’s time to start! Around Easter time, there is always an extra emphasis on brushing our teeth and cleaning them of our delicious Easter treats, but we wanted to take this opportunity to spread a little bit of awareness of
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Easter is nearly upon us and here at Paddington Pups we will be celebrating with the pups all week long with some Easter Egg hunts and photos with the Easter Bunny! (excluding Good Friday when the store will be closed for the holiday). These activities will be running from April 3rd to April 6th with
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Also known as our ‘little loaf of bread’, Charlotte has truly stolen the hearts of the team with her adorable smile and tiny little “boof boof” bark. It is pure joy to look down and see her little face looking up at us waiting to be picked up for a snuggle (which we are more
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If you’re planning to celebrate St Patrick’s day on the 17th March, why not let your dog have a little tipple along with you? There are plenty of doggy beers on the market that are 100% safe for your dog, and of course, alcohol-free. Doggy “beers” are specifically designed for dogs and are made with
Did you know that involving your pup in paw print arts and crafts can have positive effects on how well they sit to have their nails trimmed? A fairly common struggle dog owners face is having their pups’ nails trimmed without them squirming. A simple and effective way to remedy this is desensitising them to
Doggy Daycare can be an excellent way to socialise and stimulate your pup however, there are certain behaviours that can prohibit them from thriving at daycare or result in them being deemed unfit – which of course none of us wants! To better the chances of your pup thriving, here are some ways you can
Reinforcing Daycare Behaviours at Home Read More »
