Keep your dog or cat’s pearly whites clean, healthy and strong with these easy to do tips and tricks.

A bored animal quickly becomes destructive; even the most pampered pet needs something to do to keep them entertained. If you wish to expand their repertoire with DIY toys for dogs and cats using household items you may already have on hand, read on!

Your furry family member is a big part of your life, and many couples wish to include their fluffy best friend in life events and milestones. The question is, how do you go about including your dog in your wedding? 

While canned food or kibble sustain your pets, healthier alternatives can extend the life and well-being of your favourite companion. A raw diet with variety can help your pet not only survive, but also thrive!  

Here are some handy tips to keep your fur friend comfortable and healthy till warmer days return.

Try these fun, easy indoor rainy day boredom busters for dogs to exercise and enrich your fur friend, no matter the weather!

Get out and enjoy the sunny days with your furry friends at one of our dog friendly beaches here on the Gold Coast.

Much like human food, kibble also has the potential to spoil when it isn’t handled and stored correctly. The dry, solid feel of kibble often makes pet parents believe that it’s something that will last for months, if not a year, but this is certainly not the case. Here are some ways to make sure you are storing pet food safely.

A lot of people are concerned about giving bones to their dogs, as they can be a choking risk or cause damage to a dog’s teeth. These are of course possibilities, but largely preventable if you feed the right bones. 

Turmeric is a kitchen staple often found in our pantry and regularly used alongside other herbs and spices. But, can I feed my dog's turmeric too? The answer is a big fat YES! Turmeric can be given to dogs.

As your furry friend spends so much time asleep in their beds, finding great quality bedding that is not a detriment to their overall health and wellbeing is incredibly important

Deciding to go with a kennel or in-home pet minder is often a decision that is specific to the pet and you as a pet owner. Where a kennel may suit the needs and personality of one dog, it may not suit another. This article will help you to make an informed decision about what is best for you and your pet