Change might be a natural part of life, but it can be confusing, stressful, and even frightening for people, let alone your dog. Whether you’re moving house or packing for a holiday, here are some tips to help your dog transition smoothly.
Packing? Help your dog adjust to leaving home. Read More »
Tricks provide mental stimulation, strengthen the bond between you, and teach your dog to pay attention to your instructions (which can be important for their safety). Here are some quick, easy, tricks to teach your dog.
Quick easy dog tricks Read More »
Some dogs love a car trip. You’re going out, and they’re going with you! Woohoo! What’s not to love. But for others, the car provokes anxiety, nausea and/or vomiting. What to do if your dog gets car sickness?
If only they could talk! We’ve all said it many times. Dogs ‘speak’ a different language, and we can learn their cues, strengthen bonds and minimise misunderstandings. While there is a wealth of nuance and complexity to each individual dog that cannot be summarised in a blog post, we can give you a brief primer to recognising the basics of doggy body language.
Canine Communication: understanding dog body language Read More »
No dog is hypoallergenic, but certain types produce fewer allergens and shed less dander, making them less likely to cause an allergic reaction.
Hypoallergenic dog breeds Read More »
If you’re looking for a fun stimulating bonding activity, but you haven’t got time to go to classes, you can teach a dog scent work at home. Here are our tips to get started!
Teach your dog scent work at home Read More »
Dogs tear stains and/or crusty lumps near the eyes are a mix of tears, mucus, oils and dust, forming a little goopy mess. When it dries, it becomes a hard, crusty lump. Remember it has the fur caught within it, so don’t pluck it off.
Bone broth is packed with nutrients in an easily absorbable form. It packs a nutritional punch of collagen, amino acids and minerals that aren’t typically found in either home-made or commercial pet food. Puppies (and kittens) need nutrient-rich foods to build strong joints, muscles, and teeth. Older dogs (and cats) lose protein, and can benefit from support for achy joints, brain function, the gastro-intestinal and immune systems, and more.
Bone broth is NOT the same as Stock.
The Medicinal Multi-Tasker. Bone Broth. Read More »
Did you know it is illegal to drive with an unrestrained dog in your vehicle, in NSW? The penalty is a fine up to $439 and demerits on your driver’s licence.
Car safety & dogs. Strap in! Read More »
Your dog is looking dejectedly at the same old unappetising processed meal. Do you add a little cheese so you feel better? There are better, healthier and tastier options so your dog can enjoy mealtimes.
Adding grated cheese to the kibble? Read More »
