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Cherry eye in dogs is an itchy eye condition that can be caused by a dog having a prolapsed third eyelid. No kidding! Not only do dogs NOT have an appendix but they also have a third eyelid (no third eye, just the lid)! Sadly,
Pet tech in Australia is literally exploding. Whether it’s a wearable pet tracker to keep you abreast of Fido’s or Felix’s movements or a self-cleaning litterbox for spotless poop and pee routines, it’s a fun time to be a pet owner. (Seriously. Who wouldn’t want
Tabby cats are one of the most popular cats according to Google search data. This brings us to an interesting question… what breed are tabby cats and, following on from this, are they common or rare? Also, what’s the mysterious word ‘agouti colour’ that seems
What PSI or pressure should car tyres be and does getting it right matter? When you’re hurtling along at 60km/h (or more) the only thing between your vehicle and the tar are your wheels. In short, tyre pressure can affect vehicle safety and performance. Yes,
Like people, dogs can experience anxiety too. If your pup seems stressed then taking the time early on to ask yourself ‘How can I help my dog calm down from anxiety’ is responsible pet parenting. Whether the cause is environmental, separation or something else, identifying
Australians love all dog breeds and types, from Terriers and Toys to Collies and Cavaliers. However, we love some wayyy more than others (according to Australia’s national dog registrations). We’re a nation of dog lovers, with more than 6.3 million in our households… but what are
They say you are what you eat. But how does this translate to pet food and to kitten food in particular? Can kittens eat adult cat food, for example? When do kittens start eating food and drinking water? And how much wet food to feed
We’re pretty sure most states would say the state (or territory) next to them has the worst drivers in Australia. It’s not exactly a title you want to claim. But it turns out there are actual statistics that categorise what bad driving is and which
Epilepsy in dogs can be scary, especially when they’re in the throes of a seizure. And Beagle epilepsy is a known phenomenon – anyone who’s had Beagles will know these cute floppy-eared hounds are at higher risk for developing the disorder. Given its prevalence, we’re
