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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.

Brachycephalic dogs, often referred to as flat-faced breeds, are loved for their unique appearance and gentle personalities. However, their shortened facial structure can present specific health considerations, particularly around breathing, exercise, and heat tolerance.

Infectious Tracheobronchitis, also known as Canine Cough, is often incorrectly referred to as “Kennel Cough”. As a dog owner, it’s helpful to understand what it is, how it spreads, what symptoms to watch for, and what to do if your dog develops a cough.

Bringing home a puppy is one of life’s most exciting moments, but for first time puppy owners, it can also raise plenty of questions, especially around training. Hear from our expert Canine Evolution trainers on what you should focus on first.