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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 have an animal-mad child or partner, the idea of getting pets as Christmas gifts can seem like a wonderful gesture. After all, who wouldn’t be thrilled with the gift of an adorable puppy or new feline friend for Christmas? While a new furry,
Australia is likely to experience a La Niña weather pattern for the next few months, bringing increased rainfall and higher chances of flooding. Why is this important to drivers? Bad weather can make driving conditions much more difficult (see our article on driving in severe
With the festive season closing in quickly, it’s now or never when it comes to presents. Not just for the two-legged family, but for your pet as well. Because are you even a pet parent if there’s not a Christmas gift for your pet under
Pets are family, so we think they deserve a little gift under the Christmas tree too! These days, ethical considerations are high priority for a lot of consumers – and that doesn’t just extend to things like travel destinations and beauty products. We’ve created a
Planning on taking pets in cars these Christmas holidays? Rules of the road vary from state to state so take some time to understand which rules apply to you. Regardless, whether your Pomeranian is a great backseat driver, or you have a friendly water dragon
Separation anxiety is a commonly used term for dogs, and cats to a lesser degree. However, it’s less understood in birds. Bird owners or animal lovers are often surprised to hear that separation anxiety is a real issue for birds too. While they might not
How many times have you wished you knew how to speak dog? Dog owners will attest to the fact that their canines have an entire language and they’re constantly communicating with us….or trying to! From playful growls to ‘that’s definitely an intruder’ barks (spoiler: it’s rarely an
Our recent research found that a third of Australian pet parents worry that their pet will be stolen by another person. Sadly, it’s not an irrational fear as pets are often stolen for thieves to make some kind of profit. And often these criminals are
