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Bringing a kitten home can be exciting, but your resident cat may see the newcomer as an unwelcome change to familiar territory. A careful introduction gives…

Raw feeding has become increasingly visible in Australia, from frozen BARF patties in independent pet shops to carefully portioned meals prepared at home. Some…

Urinary problems can appear suddenly in cats, and the first signs are often easy to mistake for a behaviour issue. A cat may visit the litter tray repeatedly,…

Teething can turn a cheerful puppy into a determined little land shark. As baby teeth loosen and adult teeth begin to emerge, chewing helps relieve pressure in…

A cat refusing food can be unsettling, especially when the change seems to happen overnight. Cats often hide illness, so a quiet bowl may be the first visible…

A return to the office can unsettle a dog that has become used to constant company. During lockdowns, holidays, illness or a period of working from home, many…

Choosing among the top cat breeds that get along well with dogs involves more than picking a breed with a friendly reputation. A cat’s early experiences,…

Regular nail care helps your dog walk comfortably, maintain healthy posture, and avoid painful splits or overgrown claws. Many dogs wear their nails down…

A cat’s tail is a flexible signal of mood, confidence, arousal and social intent. It can reveal changes in how your pet feels before the rest of the body…

Living with a dog and managing allergies can seem incompatible, but some breeds release far less loose hair than others. Low-shedding dogs may spread fewer…