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 […]
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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
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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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Q: Will you teach the dogs any tricks/commands while they are with you? A: We are not a training facility so we do not offer professional training, however we are of course more than happy to reinforce commands you are working on with your pup at home if relevant! Q: What exactly is Playcare™?
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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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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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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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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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The joy and companionship that pets bring into our lives are invaluable, and as pet parents, it is our responsibility to ensure they lead healthy, happy lives. Just like humans, our pets can face unexpected health issues, and this is where pet insurance comes into play. Pet insurance serves as a safety net, providing financial
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Victoria is taking a ground-breaking step in the field of animal welfare by initiating Australia’s inaugural Pet Census. Gayle Tierney, the Agriculture Minister of Victoria, made the official announcement at the Australian Animal Protection Society located in Keysborough. She extended an enthusiastic invitation to all pet owners to partake in this historic endeavour. The
