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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Today is International Women’s Day, a day to celebrate the achievements of women and promote gender equality. International Women’s Day is celebrated annually on March 8th to commemorate the social, economic, cultural, and political achievements of women around the world. The day also serves as a reminder of the ongoing struggle for gender equality and
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Grooming bookings now online As most of you may be aware, we have recently adopted an online system for booking your pup in for a groom with us. This system allows you to easily view which days we have availabilities, our different grooms and their respective prices, as well as a space to leave any
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Summer is here and with glorious days and extended daylight it’s a great time to soak up the sunshine and get outdoors with your pet. While you’re having fun in the sun, it’s important to ensure your dog stays cool and hydrated to keep them comfortable, and reduce the risk of overheating and exhaustion. Dogs
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Matting (also known as knots) refers to the densely tangled areas of fur on a dog’s coat. Matts are generally tightly woven and close to the skin, which can lead to different health conditions and is why we advise both at-home brushing techniques as well as professional grooming to keep them at bay. We highly
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National Black Dog Day is an annual event held on the 1st October to raise awareness of the challenges facing black dogs. Black dogs get a bad rap and are often stereotyped as ‘scary’ due to their fur colour. They are often at a disadvantage when it comes to adoption and are often overlooked by
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September is National Tick Awareness Month which aims to raise awareness about the dangers of paralysis ticks for domestic pets. Spring and Summer are generally the seasons for ticks in Queensland and, although they can be active all throughout the year, it’s especially important to be aware of ticks between the months of September and
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Valentine’s Day is a time to celebrate all things love and romance and often involves giving and receiving gifts from your loved one such as chocolate, alcohol and flowers. Unfortunately, a lot of the traditional food and gifts associated with Valentine’s Day are not pet friendly, so it’s important to be aware of things that
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There are many reasons why humans and dogs share such a special bond. Dogs have been man’s best friend for centuries. They were the first animals to be domesticated by humans, and have been an essential part of human society ever since. The love people have for their furry friends is unwavering. From understanding each
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Happiness is a warm puppy, it says in Peanuts, and so of course, it is and should be. But the first days and weeks of having the equivalent of an agile and energetic toddler around your home can be trying to say the least. A new puppy is ideally never left alone during the daytime
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