Like us, our pets can become dehydrated in the hot weather and also when they are unwell. It's important to understand the dangers of dehydration and what you can do to keep your pet hydrated and healthy. What are the main causes of dehydration? There are several reasons your pet can become dehydrated including: Inadequate fluid intake ...

Your dog's "puppy eyes" do a good job of pulling on the heart strings and while there's nothing quite as satisfying as gazing lovingly into your dog's eyes, those same eyes require a lot of care and attention in return. Dogs have no effective, safe way to keep their own eyes clean, leaving them susceptible to a range of problems, with eye issues n...

With Christmas just around the corner, it's important to keep our pets happy and safe during the festive season. While they too are a part of the celebrations, we need to also be  aware of potential risks to our pets during this busy time. Here are a list of tips that will help your pet have a happy and healthy Christmas too.   ...

Did you know that 30% of the 2.7 million domestic cats in Australia are considered clinically overweight or obese? Though an issue impacting cats nationwide, many owners are unaware their cat has a weight problem and are unaware of the signs, causes and health risks associated. Despite the commonality, overweight cats are no laughing matt...

During the pandemic, many Australian pets have been benefiting and enjoying having their families home with them more often. As restrictions begin to ease, it's expected that many of us will begin spending less time at home again. This sudden change can be confusing and stressful for our pets who've adjusted nicely to a more constant companions...