Christmas trees and decorations are a lot of fun for everyone, but we need to be aware of the potential hazards to our furry friends and how to keep them safe. Here are some helpful tips to pet-proof your home this holiday season.Let’s talk about your Christmas treeLive or artificial trees for petsLive Christmas trees can be the cause of:Mouth...

Unfortunately, most Australian pet owners have experienced the aftermath of their cats regurgitating. It's not an uncommon occurrence, and is not always a cause for concern. Not to be confused with vomiting, regurgitating occurs when your cat hasn't managed to start digesting food, it is a passive action where undigested f...

Why do dogs shed?It’s perfectly normal and healthy for dogs to shed, regular shedding occurs when your dog gets rid of its old, dead, and damaged fur to make way for new and healthy hair to grow. But sudden excessive shedding can indicate a medical problem, requiring a veterinary examination to determine the ...

Obesity in dogs is a more common problem than pet owners realise, so much so that one in three Australian dogs are overweight.And while it's hard to deny that chubby dogs can be cute, it's impossible to deny that chubby dogs are facing serious health risks. How to tell if your dog is overweight:Every dog is different and you should always tal...

With lock-downs and isolation giving time for new hobbies, a lot of us have found our green thumbs... But have we created a risky home environment for our pets? Pets are drawn to grabbing and nibbling on houseplants. Some of the most common houseplants are actually toxic to our pets, the effects can range from mild mouth irritations to seve...