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Dogs can get restless and destructive when they’re bored or even scared. Sometimes there isnt enough stimulation to keep them occupied and they have more energy than they know what to do with. Try these tips

Did you know that teaching an old dog new tricks is possible? It can sometimes even be easier than training a puppy. It is never too late to begin a training program with your dog. Don’t forget that training is a whole family exercise so everyone needs to be on board. Try these tips

Cats are clean animals by nature and are quite fussy about where they toilet. One of the most common behavioural issues regarding cats is inappropriate toileting outside of the litter tray. Try these tips

It can be stressful when your pets are not getting along. In the beginning, it is critical to take precautions. Separate your animals and ensure they are not together unsupervised. Comfort between all of your pets may take some time and requires patience and dedication. If the animals have already been introduced, but the relationship is rocky, you may need to consider separating them and starting again with a new, slower introduction technique. In other cases, careful management may help to improve their relationship. Try these tips

Many of us have more than one pet. They’re our friends, companions, and a part of our families. It only becomes a problem when there are so many that they can’t all be cared for and loved properly. Try these tips

Moving to a new home can be stressful – especially if you’re not sure if your pet will fit in the new abode. But it’s worth looking at why you think this is so. Is there not enough room at your new place? Are you worried the new environment will be too much of an adjustment? Or are you moving to a rental property that doesn’t allow for pets? Have a look below for some solutions to your conundrum. Try these tips

Read all about our suggestions and ideas to help you rehome your pet. Try these tips

Read all about our suggestions and ideas to help you rehome your pet. Try these tips

Read all about our suggestions and ideas to help you rehome your pet. Try these tips

Dogs attempt escape for many reasons ranging from loneliness, boredom, territorial roaming, mate-seeking, an underlying curiosity, anxiety or a combination of these. Try these tips to keep your dog happy and safe in your home and yard. Try these tips

Aggression in dogs is a serious issue and must be addressed quickly. Aggression could be considered normal or abnormal depending on the context. Aggression can be successfully treated and managed but it is also a very complex set of interrelated behaviours that will require professional support to understand. Try these tips

Oh no, it seems someone in your family has had a reaction to your dog. Let’s start with testing. Often people think they are allergic to dogs when in fact, the cause of the reaction is something else – such as strong flea medicine. So, there could be a range of other causes. The only way to verify an allergy to dogs is with a quick test from your GP. Your GP may also be able to prescribe or suggest some medicine to help manage your allergy if it is a mild reaction and you can’t bear the thought of parting with your dog. Try these tips

Dogs take time and effort to look after, but not as much as the rest of the family. At a minimum, dogs need exercise, food, water and time for socialisation, cuddles and play. Luckily, there are lots of ways to fit these things into your life. Try these tips

Not desexing your animals can be a serious problem. RSPCA NSW advocates desexing all dogs and puppies. You have a range of options to help you and your pooch stay together. Try these tips

Keeping a pet while renting can be difficult. Very few leasors specifically state that they allow pets, however, you might find they’re open to negotiate. Try these tips  

We understand how frightening it can feel when your pet needs medical care and the costs are more than you can manage. Many people face this situation, and it doesn’t mean you love your pet any less. Before you consider surrendering your companion, there are practical, safe and compassionate options that may help you manage vet bills and keep your pet at home where they feel loved and secure. Try these tips FAQs What should I do if I can’t afford vet fees? Talk to your vet openly about your situation. They may suggest alternative treatment options, provide a staged plan or recommend cost‑saving approaches. There are also payment services like VetPay that can help break up unexpected bills. Are there ways to reduce the cost of vet bills? Yes. Asking for generic medications, comparing routine service prices and staying on top of preventative care can help keep costs lower. Early treatment often prevents more serious — and more expensive…