Accessories for Puppies: Give Your Best Friend the Best Care Possible
Statistics have shown that more and more Aussies are choosing to bring animal companions into their homes. When compared to other countries, Australia continues to have one of the highest household rates of pet ownership in the world with more than 62% of households having a pet. Dogs are still the most popular type of pet with almost two in five households owning a dog. This is 20 dogs for every 100 Aussies. When it comes to how to...
Non-Collapsible Vs. Collapsible Dog Crates – Their Benefits & Uses
Just like us, dogs also need certain supplies for their day-to-day lives that we, owners, need to acquire for them. Though the array of these supplies varies depending on the dog’s breed and specific needs, there are certain basic supplies that every dog owner should be equipped with before welcoming their new furry friend at home. Think water and food bowls, dog food, treats, toys, brushes for their fur and teeth, dog shampoo,...
Tips on Using Outdoor Dog Enclosures & the Different Types
Once you become a dog owner, you need to ensure you give your dog all the care he needs and provide him with all the right products. Besides water and food bowls, a bed to sleep in, combing products, and toys – you will also need an indoor kennel or even an outdoor dog enclosure. When it comes to buying these units, you will need to consider your dogs’ needs, lifestyle and property characteristics so you can choose the...
Which Dog Brushes Are Best for Grooming Your Furry Pal
Brushing your dog regularly is essential to keep his skin and coat healthy. Tangled hair doesn’t allow the skin to breathe, which can lead to irritations and infections. Furthermore, it gives you a good chance to notice any issues such as cuts, lumps and tenderness, quickly. Brushing should be part of his daily routine, and the earlier you start doing this, the easier it will be for your dog to get used to it. For that, you will...
Types of Barking Collars & How They Can Help You and Your Dog
I.The Purpose The two main purposes of a barking collar are to control your dog’s behaviour and break its bad barking habits. Be mindful, though, barking collars are not a means for punishment, but rather a deterrent to negative or unsafe behaviour. Once your dog oversteps its boundaries it will fell a slightly uncomfortable jolt, sound or spray. In time, they will associate these with bad actions and will stop doing them...
Responsible Cat Owners: Preventing Cat Nuisance
Having a cat can really change your life for the better; other than taking care of their own hygiene without us needing to bathe them (they don’t smell like dogs), they’re great for lowering stress and anxiety thanks to their purring, they’re playful and can help us stay active while at the same time inspire us with their laid-back way of life. Yes, cats are low-maintenance pets which is exactly what people with busy...
