Not all Pet Foods are Equal

There has never been such a wide range of diets available for pets and that can make it difficult for pet owners to decide on the right diet for their pet. There is huge variance in the quality of diets on offer and unfortunately diets available in the supermarket are not the best for your pet.

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How to get rid of Fleas?

Fleas are the most annoying parasite that can cause intense itchiness and health problems for your pets. When the weather is hot, there is a significant increase in the flea population and your dogs and cats can easily pick up the blood-sucking parasites simply by laying outside in the grass, passing by trees or shrubs, or from their furry friends at kennels, groomers, dog parks, etc. It is therefore imperative that you prevent the problem arising or where a flea problem already exists, you eliminate it quickly and permanently.

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How to remove a tick?

Spring traditionally sees an increase in paralysis ticks in many parts of Australia.  The paralysis tick is the single most dangerous parasite for dogs and cats on the Eastern Coast of Australia. It has been described, as the most toxic tick in the world,  just one tick is capable of causing paralysis and death.

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Benefits of K-laser Therapy

K-LASER treatment is the painless, surgery-free and drug-free application of laser energy to promote increased circulation by drawing oxygen and nutrients to the affected area. This helps to create an optimal healing environment, which can help to reduce inflammation, swelling, stiffness and pain.

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How often do I need to feed my puppy?

Puppies require small meals throughout the day and generally should be started with 5 small meals a day, bringing this down to four meals a day at the age of 3 months, then 3 meals a day at 6 months. It is important that the puppy is fed a diet designed for its age and breed size. There are diets specifically designed for puppies and young dogs which will ensure the growing dog receives the nutrition required for healthy growth.

For dogs of 12 months or older, traditionally it has been recommended that they should be fed just once a day, with small breeds being fed twice a day because they only eat a small amount at each mealtime.

Why Dog Paws don't get cold

The fascination of dogs paws and how they don’t get cold feet

When temperatures start to drop and so-called “dog booties” start popping up in local pet store’s shelves, dog owners can find themselves with the temptation to dress up their beloved pooch. Thanks to a recent discovery, owners can rest easy knowing that their companion’s feet will be toasty enough to go for a walk in winter.

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