Maggie boarded with us for a few weeks over Christmas and the new year and really solidified her place in the Paddington Pups family. She first graced us with her presence back in 2020 and we have shared many amazing days and sleepovers with her ever since! She is such a sweet little munchkin with
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Exciting News: Introducing Our New “Trick of the Month” Program! We’re super excited to introduce a brand-new addition to our PlaycareTM program: “Trick of the Month”! This exciting training program will kick off in February, promising endless fun and learning for your furry companions. What is Trick of the Month? Trick of the
Trick of the Month – Our Latest Playcare™ Edition!! Read More »
As we reflect on the year gone by, we at Paddington Pups are filled with gratitude. Not only have we had the joy of caring for your furry family members, but together, we’ve managed to extend our reach far beyond the walls of our business, creating waves of positive change across the globe through
Paddington Pups’ 2023 Global Impacts Through B1G1! Read More »
With its stunning coastline and sunny weather, Brisbane is a haven for dog lovers who enjoy spending quality beach time with their pups. Whether it’s a game of fetch in the sand or a splash in the waves, these dog-friendly beaches are perfect for a fun day out. Below we’ve collated a list of
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As the mercury rises and the days grow longer, staying hydrated becomes crucial for dogs. Dogs need to maintain adequate hydration to stay healthy and comfortable, especially during the hotter months. Understanding the importance of hydration for your dog and employing effective strategies to ensure they drink enough water is key to keeping them happy
Staying Hydrated: Keeping Your Dog Water-Wise in the Heat Read More »
As the new year rolls around, it’s not just humans who can benefit from a set of resolutions. Our four-legged friends deserve a year filled with growth, health, and happiness too! Here are some dog-centric resolutions for 2024 that will not only enhance your dog’s life but also strengthen the bond between you and your
I Wish I Had Known…How to Set Pet-Centric Goals (for 2024)! Read More »
Q: Can I bring in my double coated breed for a walk in bath, brush and blow dry or do I have to book? A: Due to the extensive time and care required for bathing, blow drying and brushing these breeds, we are no longer able to offer these services as walk-ins. This change is
Barking up the Right Tree – November’s Questions Answered! Read More »
The holiday season brings with it multiple platters of delicious foods, but not everything on our festive tables is suitable for our four-legged attendees. While we indulge in Christmas feasts, it’s crucial to be mindful of what foods are safe and unsafe for our dogs. Let’s unwrap the dos and don’ts of holiday foods
Holiday Banquet: What’s on and off the Table for Your Dog Read More »
Summer in Australia means a wet season that hosts many storms. Although these storms bring a welcome cool air to close out a humid day, for dogs, they can be loud, confusing, and overwhelming. If you have a dog who is afraid of storms, it’s important to find the root of this fear and provide
I Wish I Had Known…How to Help my Dog Cope with Their Fear of Storms Read More »
As the season of giving approaches, our homes often become a treasure trove of wrapped surprises. However, amidst the joy and excitement, there’s a less talked about aspect of Christmas – the aftermath of unwanted or unused gifts. Surprisingly, this extends to our four-legged friends too. Every year, countless dog toys, bought with love and
No More Forgotten Toys: Making Dog Christmas Gifts Count! Read More »
