Swimming is wonderful exercise for dogs, just like it is for humans, and it can help keep them in shape when they’re older and arthritis sets in. But whether your dog will take like a duck to water depends partly on its breed. Dogs with large chests and small hindquarters such as Bulldogs, or with […]
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Summer is still in full force in South-East Queensland and with extended daylight and lots of sunshine, it can be a great time to get active with your pet. However, while you’re having fun in the sun, it’s important to be aware of the dangers of heatstroke – a serious condition caused by the elevation
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Christmas is a favourite time of year for many of us. With the fun of the holidays, also comes some potential risks for our four-legged family members, so it’s important to keep their wellbeing in mind when preparing for your family events. In this article, we’ll discuss some tips on how to keep your dog
This time of year brings lots of festivities such as Christmas carols and New Year’s Eve celebrations that often include fireworks. Lots of fun for us humans but not so fun for our furry friends. Roughly one in five dogs have a phobia of fireworks, which means these dogs will become incredibly fearful. Frightened dogs
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Planning a road trip with your family and four-legged friend over the holiday break? To ensure a safe and relaxed trip for the whole family you should be aware of the rules around travelling in vehicles with pets and have some plans in place to improve safety for you and your dog. While there are
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With Spring mating season underway, snakes are becoming more active and the warmer weather is starting to draw them into homes and backyards. So, it’s important to stay aware and if you do see a snake, ensure your family and pets are well out of harm’s way. Most snakes, with exceptions like the eastern brown
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Did you know that like humans, dogs can occasionally suffer from bouts of depression? If your usually cheerful dog starts to seem a little off, it’s possible they may have the blues. Because they can’t use words to tell us how they’re feeling, it’s important to be aware of the potential causes and warning signs to
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Did you know how much thought and care has gone into the specific equipment we have chosen for your dog? Your fur baby is a member of your family so it’s only natural to want them to be happy, healthy and safe. At Paddington Pups, we share this sentiment and priortise your dog’s wellbeing. That’s
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Now that Winter is almost upon us and the evenings are getting cooler, most of us are rediscovering our winter wardrobes and putting on some extra layers to keep warm and cosy. As our 4-legged friends don’t have the luxury of reaching for a jacket when they get cold, it’s up to us as their
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An older dog can lead a happy and fulfilling life but it’s up to you to make the necessary adjustments. As your four-legged pal ages, you’ll have to modify their lifestyle a bit. The needs of ageing dogs are specific – they require more rest, proper nutrition and regular veterinary check-ups. By getting into these
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