Our Easter Best Dressed Pet Competition brought in an incredible number of entries from across Australia, and we couldn’t be more thrilled with the response.
From adorable bunny ears to full Easter-themed outfits, it’s safe to say your pets understood the assignment. Choosing a winner was no easy task.
When the weather keeps you indoors, your pet still needs an outlet for their energy and curiosity (or else you’ll have wall to wall zoomies!). A well-planned rainy day can be just as enriching as a long walk, helping your dog or cat stay engaged, calm and content.
As the days get shorter and the air cools down, you might notice your cat slowing their pace. More naps, more time indoors, and a growing love for warm, cosy spots. While this seasonal shift is completely natural, it can also mean fewer opportunities for stimulation.
Autumn is the perfect time to focus on enrichment that keeps your cat’s mind active, their body moving, and their routine balanced. A well-engaged cat is not just happier, but calmer and more settled at home.
Enrichment is one of the most powerful tools Pet Parents can use to support a calm, balanced dog. It is not just about keeping your furbaby busy. It is about engaging their brain, tapping into natural instincts and giving them a sense of purpose.
When dogs have regular mental stimulation, they are more likely to feel settled at home, less reactive and better able to relax. Just 10 minutes of the right enrichment can have a lasting impact on your dog’s behaviour and overall wellbeing.
As the crisp air settles in and the days grow shorter, autumn brings a noticeable shift in routine for both Pet Parents and their furbabies. While the change in season can feel refreshing, it also comes with a few important adjustments to keep your dog or cat happy, healthy, and thriving.
Here’s what to keep in mind as we move through autumn in Australia.
Autumn in Australia is the sweet spot for dog-friendly adventures. Cooler mornings and evenings make walks more comfortable, while the days are still warm enough to get out and explore.
It’s the season for markets, long walks, outdoor cafés and quality time with your furbaby.
Save this list, tick it off, and make the most of the season together.
Easter is a time of celebration, family, and delicious food. But while you’re enjoying chocolate eggs and festive feasts, it’s important to keep your furry friends safe from harmful foods and activities.
In this guide, we’ll cover:
Common Easter foods that are safe (and unsafe) for pets
Easy pet-friendly recipes
Practical safety tips
Fun Easter activities for your pets
Looking for a fun Easter activity for kids these holidays? Our Divine Creatures Easter cat colouring sheet is the perfect printable to keep little hands busy.
Whether you're heading away for an Easter getaway, stopping for a holiday coffee, or keeping the kids entertained on a long car ride, this free printable colouring page is a simple and creative way to pass the time.
Featuring adorable cats enjoying Easter, this cat-themed colouring page is perfect for young animal lovers who enjoy colouring, creativity, and all things feline.
Download the free Easter colouring sheet below and let the colouring begin.
Looking for a fun Easter activity for kids? Our Pet Resorts Australia Easter colouring sheet is the perfect printable to keep little hands busy during the holidays.
Whether you're heading away for an Easter getaway, stopping for a holiday coffee, or keeping the kids entertained on a long car ride, this free printable colouring page is a fun way for young animal lovers to get creative.
Featuring adorable dogs enjoying Easter at Pet Resorts Australia, this dog-themed colouring page is perfect for kids who love pets, holidays, and a bit of colouring fun.
Download the free Easter colouring sheet below and let the creativity begin.
Cats may be experts at finding the sunniest nap spot, but summer heat can still be uncomfortable for our feline friends. Warm weather can reduce appetite and energy, so offering cool, hydrating treats is a gentle way to support their wellbeing.
Summer in Australia means sunshine, beach days, and plenty of outdoor fun. It also means warmer temperatures that can be tough on our dogs, especially during playtime or after a long walk. Keeping your dog cool, hydrated, and comfortable is essential during the hotter months.
Planning time away from home can be stressful for cat parents. This helpful cat boarding factsheet guides pet parents through their care options and explains what to expect from a professional boarding cattery. Learn how trained teams support our feline friends, why secure facilities and proper immunisation matter, and how to help your furry companion feel comfortable before, during and after their stay.
Planning time away is exciting, but for pet parents it also raises an important question. Who will care for your dog while you are gone?
Your dog is a cherished family member, and choosing the right care matters. This guide helps pet parents understand dog boarding options, explore common alternatives and feel confident that their furry companion is safe, happy and well cared for while they are away.
Many pet owners view grooming as a cosmetic service, but its benefits extend far beyond aesthetics. Professional grooming supports skin health, coat condition, and early detection of potential issues. This guide explores common questions and misconceptions to help pet owners better understand the importance of professional grooming.
Hot spots, also known as acute moist dermatitis or pyotraumatic dermatitis, are a common skin condition in dogs. They appear as localised areas of inflamed, irritated skin and are often intensely itchy. While hot spots are not usually life threatening, they can be extremely uncomfortable and distressing for dogs.
While dogs can experience many serious health conditions, Gastric Dilation Volvulus (GDV), commonly called Bloat, stands apart as requiring the most urgent emergency intervention. Understanding the warning signs and recognising the extreme time-sensitivity of this condition could save your dog’s life.
Feline AIDS (acquired immunodeficiency syndrome) is caused by infections with Immunodeficiency Virus (FIV). It is a viral disease which affects the immune system of cats, and can be potentially fatal. It is important to have your cat vaccinated against FIV from their very first immunisations as a kitten
Feline Respiratory Disease, commonly known as Cat Flu, is a contagious illness that affects cats of all ages. While many cases are mild, cat flu can become serious, particularly in kittens, elderly cats, immune-compromised cats, and some purebred breeds.