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13 January 2022
Read MoreUnfortunately, it’s not an uncommon occurrence. Cats regurgitate for plenty of reasons, and usually, there’s nothing to worry about.
Follow a few easy steps to help your cat with its regurgitation, but if symptoms persist, you might need to book a visit with your vet.
How to tell if your cat is regurgitating and not vomiting
Cats might regurgitate when they haven’t managed to get their food all the way down and it’s clogging their oesophagus.
Your cat will ...
2 December 2021
Read MoreWhen it comes to Christmas decorations and pets, it’s not exactly a match made in heaven.
Here are some easy ways to pet-proof your home without giving away your Christmas decorations.
Christmas trees
Keep it faux
Christmas trees are a centrepiece of Australian homes celebrating Christmas.
And though many homes in Highfields and Toowoomba don’t choose to use living Christmas trees in their homes, it’s important to note that it’s a good thing for our pets t...
17 November 2021
Read MoreAustralians are growing more cautious with their walks in hotter months as ticks are prevalent. Here are the top things to look for when searching your pet for ticks and some tips to help you through these months.
A bit about Aussie ticks
First of all, they’re not insects. They’re actually arachnids (yuck!). In fact, they’re more closely related to scorpions and spiders than ants.
But unlike many other creepy crawlies, they won’t just bite or annoy you...
18 October 2021
Read MoreWe’re halfway through spring and many of us are dealing with runny noses and red eyes. Our pets shedding probably isn’t helping.
Why dogs shed
Shedding is a normal process which many animals take to help them adapt to seasons and to make way for new hair.
The amount of shedding can be affected by:
The breed of your dog
Your dog’s pregnancy status
A change in season and temperature
The overall health of your dog
If your pet is shedding or losing more hair t...
13 September 2021
Read MoreObesity in dogs is a more common problem than Australian pet owners realise, so much so that one in three Australian dogs are overweight.
And while it’s hard to deny that chubby dogs are 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 talk to your veterinarian about their weight before taking any extreme measures.
That being said, take a look at ...