Is Your Dog Overweight?
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on 6 September 2021
Obesity in dogs is a more common problem than pet owners realise, so much so that one in three Australian dogs are overweight.And while it's hard to deny that chubby dogs can be cute, it's impossible to deny that chubby dogs are facing serious health risks. How to tell if your dog is overweight:Every dog is different and you should always tal...
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Common Houseplants That Are Toxic to Your Pets
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on 23 August 2021
With lock-downs and isolation giving time for new hobbies, a lot of us have found our green thumbs... But have we created a risky home environment for our pets?
Pets are drawn to grabbing and nibbling on houseplants. Some of the most common houseplants are actually toxic to our pets, the effects can range from mild mouth irritations to seve...
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How to Choose the Right Breed of Dog for You
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on 6 July 2021
A dog is a bundle of joy for any home, but you and your potential new friend may have very different ideas of a good time. The first step to being a responsible dog owner begins before you even bring a dog home. Thoughtfully and seriously assess your needs, and breeds of dog before making a decision, and you'll live happy and fun lives to...
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5 Tips for Your Cat's Health
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on 7 June 2021
We all want our feline furry friends to be happy and healthy, and naturally, we want to do all we can to ensure that happens. However, cats are well adept at covering up when they're not feeling well, making it possible for cat owners to sometimes overlook important aspects of their care. Here are some tips to help you keep on top of your cats...
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What is Pancreatitis in Dogs?
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on 13 May 2021
Referring to the inflammation of the pancreas, pancreatitis is a common yet serious health condition. The pancreas aids in the digestion of food and the release of insulin; when left untreated, pancreatitis can be fatal.
Certain factors can increase the risk of developing pancreatitis, however, cases can appear out of the blue and sometimes...
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