5 tips for easing pet anxiety about thunderstorms
With Australia’s Bureau of Meteorology predicting a wetter than usual winter, it’s time to plan for pet anxiety about thunderstorms.
With Australia’s Bureau of Meteorology predicting a wetter than usual winter, it’s time to plan for pet anxiety about thunderstorms.
If you’re a new backyard chicken owner, you might have noticed your beloved birds starting to lose their feathers. Does that mean something is wrong?
Sometimes you need to get your pet somewhere and you can’t be the one to do it – here are 5 of the biggest pet transport service providers in Australia.
As the pandemic eases, and we’re all getting out and about, the question on many dog-owners minds is: Can I take my dog on public transport? The answer may just surprise you…
Most pet owners say they want to support small businesses and that they prefer Australian made. But unless you live right near their premises, how do you find out they even exist?
While we’re all looking forward to a holiday or staycation with our fur-babies over Easter, vets are warning about the dangers of popular Easter treats getting into the wrong paws.
For many of us this Easter break represents the first time we’ve had the opportunity to properly catch up with family and friends, as the pandemic eases. But while you might be ready to party, your pet may not.
It’s National Pet Day on Monday 11 April! Here’s a few things you can do at home to celebrate with the furry, feathery and scaly members of your family.
Every wondered “Can I take my dog to Bunnings?” It’s just one of many questions asked by dog families about where their pet can and can’t go…
What is a pet emergency? What are the signs and symptoms to look out for? And what should you do if you are faced with one? Sadly, there are many myths out there that can be deadly. Here’s what you need to know.
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