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Holiday Guide
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Pretty Poisons in the Back Yard
With the recent popularity of lifestyle shows featuring garden makeovers we have begun to see a new type of poisoning case.
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Azalea Poisoning in a Golden Retriever
Azaleas (Rhododendron spp.) are common garden plants in Australia. A recent study found that they were one of the most common plants to cause serious systemic effects (second only to lilies).
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Travel Turmoil
Many dogs turn into manic mutts when travelling in the car. They bark and whine and pant and pace and scream and howl for the whole car trip.
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Shopping For Your New Puppy
Are you thinking of getting a new puppy? Apart from some essential supplies to get your puppy started, you'll need a few treats to spoil your new best friend! Here are some gift ideas to help you get started.
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Gift Ideas For Your Dog
The responsibilities of dog ownership are great, but the love and friendship you’ll receive in return from your dog is priceless. Here's some gift ideas to spoil your beloved pooch.
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Holiday Care For Pets
Holidays are complicated when you have pets. What are you going to do with them? Do you take your pets with you or leave them behind? It's important to get organised now before the Christmas break arrives.
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Pets' Holiday Woes
Christmas and summer holidays often cause many problems for our animal family members. The most common holiday problem for pets is the consumption of inappropriate foods, such as fatty ham off-cuts and chocolate.
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Guidelines For New Puppy Owners
Once your puppy is in his new home, there is a fairly busy time ahead as he gets his health and nutritional needs attended to, and learns proper behaviour.
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Travelling With Pets
If you plan on taking your furry or feathered friend on holidays with you, moving house or even a short trip to the vet then here's some tips on how to travel safely with your pets.
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Obesity In Dogs: Christmas Alert
Obesity is common in today’s household dogs. Being overweight reduces your pet's life expectancy, so now is a good time to be assess your pet's waistline, and to remind family and friends not to treat your dog with festive fare this Christmas.
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