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 temporary closure of dog parks and more people staying at home as a result of the Covid-19 Pandemic means we are now seeing an increased number of people out walking their dogs throughout...
Have you seen all the wonderful adoption stories in the media recently? How as a result of this terrible Pandemic as many families are self isolating or quarantining at home, the media claim the...
In December 2019 we all celebrated Christmas and New Years with our family, friends and work colleagues. It was the end of a year and another was about to begin, we made 2020 New...
Have you ever had a look at the ingredients in your pet’s food? When I say “had a look” did you really look at those ingredients? Well go on….go and have a look. We...
The Coronavirus (COVID-19) outbreak has prompted an increased number of people adopting a pet for the emotional benefit and companionship one can offer during their time in quarantine, self isolation or lock down. But...
If you have never read about the amazing health benefits of Kefir than both you and your pet are missing out on something truly amazing! The history of Kefir (pronounced “kah-fear”) is a bit...
If you live in an area at high risk of natural disaster, you may well have a plan for if you need to leave your home for safety reasons. For any emergency plan worth...
Are you extra protective of your canine friend? If so, then you have probably looked into pet wellness plans to ensure your pooch remains healthy at all times. Differentiating Pet Wellness Plans With Pet...
On the 12th August 2019, Transport Minister Mark Bailey announced that the Brisbane City Council has finally promised to commence a trial permitting dogs on ferries and CityCats! This is a major breakthrough for...
Imagine if you were allowed to take your pooch on public transport anywhere in Australia? What if you could live almost anywhere and you could always bring along your beloved puss or pooch! Well...
