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Being financially prepared is a key part of pet ownership, which is why it’s important to understand pet insurance and the different factors affecting premiums. Key highlights: Your pet’s age and breed Tech advancements in veterinary science Pet vs human healthcare costs Pet insurance is risk-rated which means there are lots of factors that impact…
Brushing your cat is an essential part of grooming and maintaining their coat health. Not only does it help prevent matting and reduce shedding, but it also provides an opportunity for bonding with your feline friend. Here are some tips on how to brush yourcat effectively: Choose the right brush: Different cat breeds have different…
We’re always striving to offer value for you and your furry friends. That’s why we’re delighted to announce our new partnership with PetScripts, a leading online Pet Pharmacy. PetScripts offers a wide selection of products designed to treat various conditions, from allergic skin conditions, arthritis pain, thyroid conditions and more, for less than the retail…
With rising inflation, it’s no secret that Aussie households might be feeling a bit of a financial squeeze lately. So it’s important to be prepared when it comes to taking care of your furry friends’ health. Research from Animal Medicines Australia (AMA) shows 68% of pet owners had considered not going to the vet when…
We are well into the Winter months, but fret not, we’ve got some tips to keep our furry friends feeling and looking fabulous during this chilly season. As the temperatures drop we need to show some extra love and care to our pets, especially those with luscious long coats. And trust us, folks, grooming can…
Welcome, fellow canine enthusiasts, to a quirk-filled journey into the enchanting world of dog language! If you’ve ever found yourself perplexed by your furry friend’s body language and expressions, fear not. Today, we’re going to unleash the secrets of decoding those tail wags, ear twitches, and adorable puppy eyes. So, grab a treat, sit back,…
Lhasa Apso are an ancient breed, developed in Tibet from the Tibetan terrier and similar herding-type Tibetan dogs. With the conversion of Tibet to Buddhism in the 7th century AD the Lhasa Apso was established as a definitive breed. This breed was referred to as “the lion dog”, because Buddha is said to have had…
History The origin of the Japanese spitz is not fully understood, some say they were descended from the German spitz while others argue they are descended from Siberian Samoyed. The first exhibition of a Japanese spitz was in 1921 at a Tokyo show. Appearance and Personality The Japanese spitz is approximately 30-38 cm tall and…
We’ve all been there! Your neighbour’s dog is barking up a storm, day in and day out. Although some dogs are just born to make their voices heard, some can be trained to be less sensitive to sounds and activities around them. Unfortunately, dogs who constantly bark may have a side effect of being sensitive…
Dogs love their toys! it is a good way to stimulate them, get them to play and get some exercise all at the same time. So, you can essentially look at toys as more of a necessity, rather than a nice to have. Toys can also help dogs fight boredom when you are away from…