As we keenly welcome the warmer days in Australia, dog owners also brace for the flurry of fur—the summer shedding season is upon us! If you’ve found yourself vacuuming more than usual or constantly lint-rolling your clothes, know that you’re not alone. Shedding is natural for dogs, especially as they prepare for the hotter months. […]
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Have you ever witnessed your tranquil, lounging dog suddenly burst into a frenzy of energy, tearing around the house or garden as though they’re on a racetrack? This peculiar, almost comical, behaviour is often referred to as ‘zoomies’ and, in the animal behaviourist world, is known as ‘Frenetic Random Activity Periods’ (FRAPs). Here’s a closer
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In the dusky glow of a flickering candle, when shadows dance across the walls and the wind howls eerily, there’s often one member of the family whose senses seem particularly attuned to the unknown: our faithful canine companions. As we approach the haunting season of Halloween, let’s venture into the almost mystical world of a
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Although Halloween’s spooky decorations, dress-ups and other antics are exciting and enjoyable for us, these things can be a bit of a whirlwind of anxiety for dogs. Luckily, with a bit of thoughtful planning, we can craft an enchanting and enjoyable evening for our furry friends, too. Here’s how to make Halloween more treat than
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Superstitions have always been a part of human history, deeply influencing cultures and behaviours worldwide. From breaking mirrors to walking under ladders, these beliefs pervade various aspects of our lives. Among these age-old superstitions, the myths surrounding black cats and dogs stand out, casting an undeserved shadow on these beautiful, lovable animals. The
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We are both honoured and thrilled to announce that Paddington Pups has been recognised with an outstanding score of 98.54% in customer relations and service in the 2023 Australian Achiever Awards for Animal & Pet Services & Supplies! This is no small feat; thousands of businesses across Australia enter these awards each year, making
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As a dog owner, providing your pup with the best possible nutrition is one of the most important things you can do for their overall health and wellbeing. Sometimes choosing the right dog food can seem like a daunting task, with countless options available on the market, including the growing popularity of raw food diets.
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Deworming your dog is a necessary part of responsible pet ownership. Yet, according to a recent study, an alarming 25% of Australians have never dewormed their dogs. Given the severity of the health risks associated with worm infections, this statistic underscores the pressing need for increased awareness about regular deworming. Worms in dogs are
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September is upon us, and while many associate it with the onset of spring or school holidays, there’s another significant event we at Paddington Pups are passionate about—Therapy Dog Awareness Month! This is a time to celebrate, recognise, and raise awareness about the extraordinary canines that provide invaluable support and comfort to countless individuals.
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Q: My dog can only eat certain foods because of his allergies, would he still be able to board with you guys? A: Yes! We are more than happy to feed your pup their own food during their stay. When you drop them off for their sleepover we will give you a form to fill
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