State of shame: Inside our dog dumping epidemic
Victorian tennis great Mark Philippoussis is among stars who have adopted rescue dogs, as the state faces a crisis in dumped and surrendered pets post lockdowns.
Victorian tennis great Mark Philippoussis is among stars who have adopted rescue dogs, as the state faces a crisis in dumped and surrendered pets post lockdowns.
The pandemic not only took an emotional toll on humans, our pets are feeling anxious and depressed. Here are the signs to look out for.
Victorian pet owners could receive free or low-cost vet care under a radical world-first proposal. Read how it would work and vote in our poll.
Aussie households are now spending more than three times their annual power bill on their beloved pets, with many ignoring easy ways to save on bills and expenses.
Of the 29 million pets in the country today, an estimated 5.6 million are birds which means a lot may share a hair fetish. Find out why.
Watching your dog eat grass can be quite an alarming sight but as Dr Magdoline Awad explains, the reason may not be what you think.
Dogs love to chew but when they start ingesting items of no nutritional value, there could be a serious reason. And it’s more common than you think.
The dietary needs of your dog change greatly throughout its life.
Is it a sign of affection or that something is seriously wrong? Vet Dr Magdoline Awad explains why cats lick and talks about what to do if your cat has epilepsy.
It’s a time-honoured Melbourne tradition – taking your beloved pooch on a stroll to the cafe and having them alongside you while you run errands, but experts have warned that it could end in tragedy if you’re not careful.
It seems to make sense, cats in the wild kill and eat raw flesh so we should be feeding them the equivalent, right? Wrong.
One in four Australian pet owners have admitted to never cleaning their pets’ teeth, leading to a shocking amount of dogs and cats with health issues. Find out how to do it properly.
Just like kids, pooches are partial to some foods more than others. And while special diets and grooming can seem like an indulgent exercise there are some serious health benefits.
One of Australia’s top vets offers stern warning for pet owners after snail bait was found in a community garden. And is catnip safe for your feline?
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