Why do cats get hairballs?
Hairballs are hair that accumulates in the esophagus or stomach and is not digested there for the cat needs to vomit it up to get rid of it. Normally, any... Read More
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Tips to keep dog hair out of your home
Dog hair in your house that’s driving you crazy? Here are some quick tips to quickly manage dog hair problems. Brush your dogBrush your dog regularly, even daily is... Read More
Should cats drink milk?
When you think of giving cats milk your probably thinking of cow’s milk. Although many people think that milk is good for cats the reality is it is a myth.... Read More
Clipping Dogs Toenails
Why do you need to clip Dogs toenails? Clipping your dog’s toenails is an essential part of dog grooming – it’s also a clear sign of your dog’s good hygiene... Read More
How to safely clean a fish tank
Why is it important to clean your fish tank? It is important to clean your fish tank to preserve the health and happiness of your fish. Over time metabolites and... Read More
How to stop your cat from destroying your furniture.
If you have a cat that destroys your furniture you are not alone. Cat owners describe this as a common behaviour. Although it is normal for cats to get the... Read More
Is it necessary to clip dogs with long hair?
People sometimes believe that cutting and grooming their pets in winter can be detrimental to their pet’s health when in fact it is especially important to cut long haired dog’s... Read More
Is tick treatment required in winter?
There are approximately 800 species of ticks worldwide, 70+ of which were all introduced to Australia except for one. This species puts absolute fear into pet owners in Eastern Australia... Read More
Dog poo: 5 Things You Can Tell About Your Dog’s Health by Looking at its Droppings
Dog poo offers a lot of insight about your dog’s health and diet. Here are 5 quick things to look out for: Colour: Colour can obviously vary depending on what... Read More
Does your dog have fleas?
Does your dog have fleas and how do you know? Fleas are particularly common in warmer temperatures and, if the conditions are right, will burrow their way through the fur... Read More
