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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,
If you’ve noticed your kitty sitting outside chewing on the green stuff and thought “why do cats eat grass?” you’re not alone. It’s a common Google search term, so there must be lots of perplexed cat owners wondering why their fur kid would choose grass
Understanding the different types of car insurance in Australia means getting the best value for money. Whether you choose third party fire and theft, comprehensive or another type of car insurance, it’s about getting that balance right of needs vs expenses. Like any insurance, whether
With their cuddly nature and loving personalities, Ragdoll kittens are among the most popular and beloved of cat breeds. These blue eyed cats are highly sought after for their docile habits and their tendency to go limp and relaxed when picked up, thus the ‘ragdoll’
Just like human DNA tests, the dog DNA test is fast becoming popular in Australia. But can dog genetic testing help prevent breed specific hereditary diseases in dogs? Let’s explore to celebrate today, 23 March, being National Puppy Day! If you’re buying a purebred puppy
It’s weekend getaway time, hooray! Or perhaps you need to plan a road trip for the next school holidays? Either way, you’re keen to shake off the slog of work and experience life somewhere else for a while. If you have young kids in tow
If you follow the Chinese lunar calendar or have an interest in the Chinese zodiac, you may already know that 2023 is the Year of the Rabbit. But why do some people call it the Year of the Cat? In most parts of East Asia
Why do dogs eat grass and weeds and then throw up? It’s an age old question. Granted they don’t throw up all the time but this is often the case. Is it fun for them? Does grass taste nice (but then why throw it up)?
Getting a flat tyre is something that happens to everyone at some point. In the case of a puncture, you’ll need to put on a spare wheel (learn how to change a tyre here) and take your car to a specialist for a tyre puncture
