Everyone deserves a special dinner at Christmas! Our traditional Christmas dinner is made to our canine culinary standards – it’s got to be delicious as well as nutritious.
Roast turkey, vegetables, Yorkshire pudding and cranberry sauce!
Through many years of rescue/fostering and living with motley mutts, every single dog has been a master of the strategic arts of pill detection and avoidance.
So I had to keep upping my arsenal of techniques in response. What worked with one dog, didn’t work with another, so I’m providing you with my complete list of hacks.
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.
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.
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.
Is your dog aggressive around food or toys? Does your dog react badly if you pat other dogs or even hug your partner? This is resource-guarding. It’s normal, but not helpful for a peaceful life.
Is it safe for your dog to drink from puddles? Or the toilet? Or the swimming pool? Quick rundown of the reasons and risks.
Separation anxiety; how to recognise the signs, and spot the difference between anxiety and boredom.
Not sure whether your dog needs a coat? Follow our tips to help you decide.
