6 Reasons To Microchip Your Pet
Our pets are a part of our family – we love them dearly and would hate to lose or see any harm come to them. This is why microchipping your pet is so important. A microchip is a small electronic chip, the size of a grain of rice encased in a glass cylinder, that...
What To Do When You Find An Abandoned Dog Or Other Pet
The COVID-19 pandemic has seen more and more Australians deciding to adopt a pet. Throughout 2020 many of us were working from home and could care extremely well for our new family member. Now we are in April 2021 and a level of normality is returning with employees...
Stomach Bloat In Dogs
Stomach bloat in dogs, although very common, can be dangerous and even fatal. As a pet parent, you should know the signs to look out for, so you can have your fur buddy treated immediately. What is Stomach Bloat In Dogs? Bloat, as is in its definition, is swell,...
4 Most Common Pet Toxins Found In Your Home
March is Poison Prevention Month — a time to remind ourselves of our responsibility to keep our pets safe from poisonous substances. Do you know that some common pet toxins are regular items found in our own homes? They may be safe for humans but are extremely...
