Pet Health
Why Chihuahuas Have Bad Teeth
When it comes to dog breeds with dental challenges, Chihuahuas top the list. Their signature pint-sized charm hides a serious issue: they try to cram a full set of 42 adult teeth into a jaw barely the size of a golf ball. The result? Overcrowding, plaque buildup, gum inflammation, and if left unchecked, early tooth […]Read More
Apple Head vs. Deer Head Chihuahuas
Chihuahuas are Australia’s tiniest dog breed, but what many new owners don’t realise is that not all Chihuahuas are shaped the same. There are two distinct head types: Apple Head and Deer Head. Each brings its own appearance, history, and potential health quirks. If you’re considering adding one of these pocket-sized companions to your household, […]Read More
5 Common Cavoodle Health Issues
Cavoodles are one of Australia’s most beloved hybrid dog breeds — affectionate, intelligent, and ideal companions for many families. Part Cavalier King Charles Spaniel and part Poodle, these pups often combine the best traits of both breeds. But like all dogs, Cavoodles aren’t immune to health issues. What’s unique about a hybrid like the Cavoodle […]Read More
Caring for Animals: A Practical Guide for Responsible Pet Owners
Bringing an animal into the home is a significant commitment that entails real responsibility. The level of care that an animal receives while living in a household will have a profound impact on its physical health, emotional wellbeing, and behaviour for its entire life. Pets who receive proper and loving care live longer, have fewer […]Read More
Keep Your Pets Safe This Festive Season: Common Christmas and New Year Toxins
While the festive season means family get-togethers, food and celebrations, it also means potential hazards for our beloved pets. From BBQs and parties to festive treats, animals can encounter food and substances that are toxic to them. So, what do all Australian pet owners need to know to keep their pets safe this Christmas and […]Read More
My Dog Ate Chocolate, Help!
Quick Answer: If your dog ate chocolate, don’t wait, call your vet. Symptoms like vomiting, restlessness, or tremors may appear within hours. Dark and baking chocolate are most toxic, especially for small dogs. Even if your dog seems fine, quick action matters. Your vet can guide treatment and help avoid serious harm. My Dog Ate […]Read More
What Is Dystocia in Dogs? Signs Every Dog Owner Should Know
Bringing puppies into the world can feel like magic—but sometimes, nature needs a hand. Dystocia is the term vets use when a dog has trouble giving birth. It’s not rare. It’s not always obvious. And if missed, it can endanger both the mother and her litter. If you’re a breeder, pet owner, or someone caring […]Read More
How to Deal with Your Dog’s Separation Anxiety
Quick Answer: To help a dog cope with separation anxiety, start by easing them into short alone-times using calm, low-key departures and predictable routines. If their stress feels too big to manage, speak to a vet or behaviourist who can guide you with a plan that fits your dog’s needs. There’s something gut-wrenching about closing […]Read More
What Are the Benefits of Owning a Pet?
Quick Answer: Owning a pet can lift your mood, get you moving, soothe stress, and offer daily companionship. Pets also help kids learn responsibility and bring life to any home. What Are the Emotional Benefits of Owning a Pet? You can’t bottle comfort, but you can bring it home on four legs. Pets fill quiet […]Read More
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