Health Care

Felines have a reputation for lulling around, without a care in the world. Older cats particularly love to snooze for a large chunk of the day! This laid-back energy comes with the territory of being a Kitty, so it can be difficult for pet owners to tell when their furry friend is exhausted for medical […]

Expressive eyes, floppy ears and a sunny disposition. What’s not to love? As an obvious fan, you probably know that Labradors are one of the most popular breeds in Australia (only recently demoted to second place, thanks to the Cavoodle)! Gentle, loyal and hard-working Labrador retrievers can be easily trained, which is why they make

Gentle and sociable, with a lush coat and bright eyes. It’s easy to see why Ragdoll cats steal the hearts of anyone they meet. These big, cuddly felines are sweet-natured and make great family pets. However, just like any other breed, Raggies are prone to certain diseases that can affect their overall health and happiness

Having a big heart is a good thing, but only when figuratively speaking. In physical reality, a cat with an enlarged heart could die from many complications. Feline hypertrophic cardiomyopathy (HCM) is the most widespread cardiac disease for domestic cats, impacting around 15 per cent of the population. Older males are particularly susceptible, but females

It’s impossible NOT to fall in love with a Havanese dog when you first cross paths. Especially when they gaze adoringly at you with their big expressive eyes! These playful and energetic pups are good with children, easy to train and quickly become part of the family. The Havanese breed has been winning over hearts