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 […]
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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 »
Recently, we celebrated yet another Christmas party with our Paddington Pups team, this year venturing to a Paint and Sipsession where we put paint to canvas to create masterpieces of pups wearing Christmas hats (a fitting muse for a dog-passionate team!). In the heart of our services lies a team whose dedication and hard work
Our Annual Paddington Pups Christmas Party, 2023! Read More »
As the school holidays get closer, you and your pup may be planning a road trip to visit loved ones or just get away from the house, so we thought we’d give you some tips on how to make long car trips as safe and comfortable as you can for your dog! Pre-Trip Preparations
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Bobby-J has been attending Paddington Pups since 2017, meaning we’ve had nearly 6 years with this lovely boy! If you have never had the pleasure of meeting Mr Bobby-Jones, here’s some things you should know: he is one of the sweetest, most gentle pups – regularly appearing at your side for some pats, he
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
As pet owners, one of our most crucial responsibilities is understanding the potential types of pain our pets might encounter and why they might be suffering. The path to relief starts with understanding the various forms of pain, from arthritis to dental issues. Arthritis is a common condition amongst dogs, leading to joint inflammation
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Most of us know how much joy our furry friends can bring to our lives, but did you know that the love we feel for our dogs can actually rewire our brains for happiness? Not only do our dogs make us laugh, smile, and provide us with companionship, but this incredible bond can have a
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Anyone who has ever run a marathon or any kind of long-distance endurance event will know how incredibly challenging it is, but imagine doing it carrying a puppy! That’s exactly what runner Khemjira Klongsanun did while running a marathon in her home country of Thailand. While other runners were dodging the puppy, Khemjira noticed that
Abandoned Puppy is Rescued by Marathon Runner who Carries Him to the Finish Line Read More »
