Not only are dogs adorable and loyal companions, but they also offer several health benefits to their human owners. Approximately 48% of Australian households own dogs, making them the most popular pet in Australia, and for good reason! Many studies have shown that dogs have several mental and physical health benefits for humans. Let’s take…
To keep our furry companions safe and healthy, it’s crucial for us as pet owners to comprehend the risks that ticks pose to dogs. In Australia, there are several species of ticks that can pose a serious threat to our pets, particularly the Paralysis Tick. In this article, we’ll take a closer look at the…
As a pet owner, it’s critical to be aware of some of the most common household plants that are toxic to dogs. If your curious dog ingests these plants, symptoms may range from vomiting, to extreme illness and in some unfortunate cases, death. If you suspect that your dog has consumed a poisonous plant, take…
Maintaining your dog’s dental health is essential to a dog’s overall health and well-being. Just like humans, dogs can develop problems with their teeth and gums if proper care is not taken. It’s crucial to understand how detrimental and uncomfortable dental disease can be for your dog. According to the RSPCA, by the age of…
As a new puppy parent, one of the most important things you can do is to teach your new best friend basic obedience commands. These commands not only make it easier to communicate with your pup, but it is also important for their safety and for a happy and healthy relationship with them. In this…
Despite those pleading puppy dog eyes, it’s crucial to be mindful of the foods that are toxic or harmful to dogs. Here is a list of 10 common foods that you should never give your dog: 1. ChocolateChocolate contains theobromine, which can be toxic to dogs. Symptoms of chocolate poisoning include vomiting, diarrhoea, rapid breathing,…
Summer is well and truly upon us, and as the days heat up it’s important to take extra care of your beloved furry friend. Unlike humans, dogs don’t sweat through their skin to regulate their body temperature. Instead, they pant and release heat through their noses and paw pads. Here are some tips to keep…
We hope to answer in this short read some of the biggest and most frequently asked questions and illuminate some of the incredible secrets behind why more and more dog lovers are making the switch to healthier, fresher, more wholesome dog food. 1. More Energy and Vitality As scary as that may sound to some,…
We sat down with Talia from Curious Canine Training, talking about puppy and adult dog behaviour. In this short read, Talia will be answering some questions typically asked by pet parents struggling with their pup’s naughty or embarrassing tendencies, and sharing some simple tips and insights in nipping it early, or managing it later in…
Firstly, it’s important to know that fussiness is common with a lot of breeds, particularly the smaller ones. A lot of the time this can be fixed up with some simple changes to routine, environment or even their daily treat intake. However, if you are seriously concerned, and their fussy behaviour is leading to suspected…
