August is Pet Dental Month
August is Pet Dental Month, protect your pet against dental disease! When was the last time your pet's teeth had a thorough examination and clean by a veterinarian? August is Pet Dental Health Month and pet owners are being encouraged to speak to their veterinarian...
Aussie pets fetch $2 billion in public health care savings
Aussie pets fetch $2 billion in public health care savings Dr Chris Brown calls for tax credit for Aussie pets to stimulate further benefits and encourage pet adoption To help relieve the pain of ballooning healthcare budgets, well-known veterinarian Dr Chris Brown is...
Should you let your cat roam outside?
Should you let your cat roam outside? The dilemma of staying in or going out. Cat welfare experts are often asked by cat owners for advice about whether to keep their cats inside or to let their cat roam outside. There are risks and benefits to consider for both...
Itchy skin in dogs explained by Vet Tina Levy
Itchy skin in dogs explained by Vet Tina Levy Dry skin in Winter is just one of the several causes of itchy skin in dogs according to veterinarian Tina Levy from Bondi Junction Veterinary Hospital in Sydney. Tina shares her expert knowledge and her top tips to help...
PIAA Pet First Aid Workshops in Australia
PIAA Pet First Aid Workshops in Australia PIAA is excited to be offering Pet First Aid Workshops across Australia. If you are involved in the pet industry or even a dedicated pet owner, then this course is a must do. The PIAA Pet First Aid workshops are designed for...
Flea-borne spotted fever in Australia
Beware of flea-borne spotted fever in Australia - disease is transferred to humans by fleas on infected dogs Flea-borne spotted fever (FBSF) is a rising public health concern in Australia, according to Dr Rebecca Traub, Associate Professor in Veterinary Parasitology...
Top tips to keep your dog warm in Winter
Just like us, our dogs in winter need to keep warm to stay in top shape throughout the colder months. As the temperature drops, look after your pooch with our top tips to keep your dog warm in Winter. Keep your dog warm in winter outside If you have a puppy or a short...
Why does my dog bark at nothing?
There is a reason for every dog behaviour, whether it is barking, chewing, jumping up or digging up your rose garden. So, it may seem your dog barks at nothing but there is always a reason. The challenge is to find out why your dog is barking! Dog barking is a...
Common household dangers for cats and dogs
Common household dangers for cats and dogs This is part three of our toxic plants and household dangers for cats and dogs series. If you haven't already, check out part one: ‘Dogs and Toxic Plants‘ or if you have a cat, you need to read part two, Cats and Toxic...
Why is the French Bulldog so popular?
Why is the French Bulldog so popular? The popularity of the French Bulldog and other flat-faced brachycephalic dogs in the UK continues to rise. The French Bulldog is set to become the most registered dog in 2017, overtaking the Labrador Retrievers’ 27-year reign at...
Cats and Toxic Plants in Australia
Cats and Toxic Plants in Australia Keep your pet safe from toxic plants and household poisons is the topic of our three-part blog series. If you have a dog, we recommend you check out part one 'Dogs and Toxic Plants'. In part two, Kevin Crawshaw has researched into...
Socialise your puppy using positive methods
It's very exciting when bringing home a new puppy. There's a lot to think about. Your neighbours, friends and family may advise you to socialise your puppy. This is good advice, however, you have to proceed with caution. Puppy socialisation is often misunderstood...
