A blog for the modern age pet parent interested in health & care, news, reviews & personal accounts of unconditional love & at times heartfelt pain of pet parenting!
The Queensland Government has recently taken steps towards introducing new legislation for Dog Breeders with a view to stamping down on Puppy Farmers and Backyard Breeders. This includes dogs that “accidentally” become pregnant! The...
MEDIA RELEASE by Hanrob Pet Hotels Taking a few simple precautions can ensure you enjoy peace of mind during your Easter holidays this year Sydney March 2017: Easter is the biggest and most anticipated...
Bringing home a new dog or puppy is really exciting! There are so many things you have to buy and do in preparation for their arrival that pet stores can sometimes be a little...
Recently I read an article by Dr Bruce Syme the founder of Vet’s All Natural about the benefits of offering dogs Bone Broth as a supplement when poured over their regular feed; or for...
I am often asked “What do you feed Amber and Indy”? Many will be aware that I am a firm believer in feeding a “complete and balanced” raw diet. This means the food my...
We had time off over the Christmas and New Year period. Officially our holidays have come to an end and it’s time to get back into “work mode”. Here is a snap shot of...
Sponsored Post Living in Australia and in particular the eastern coast, there are three things that truly scare pet parents – snakes, toads and paralysis ticks. To a greater degree we do have some...
Our adorable Jack Russell pup, Tallulah, spent her first months with us as a happy-go-lucky puppy who loved to play, explore and get into trouble. Our walks would often be long, slow affairs as...
Travelling around North America and Europe, it was a shock (Oh yes, a pleasant one) to see dogs of all shapes and sizes sitting in restaurants, trotting around fancy department stores, sharing the elevator...
Sponsored Post Dog ownership has changed over the years and the days of the family pooch contained to the backyard has been replaced with dogs that are treated as part of the family. They...
