Key Steps To Live With a Blind Dog ByDr. Claire Stevens02 October 2023Dogs that are partially or completely blind can still lead fulfilling and enjoyable lives. In this article, Dr Claire Stevens discusses the steps you can take to help your dog do exactly that! Category:Pet Health, Vet Visits , Caring for Your Furry FriendRead MoreWrite a Comment
Pooch Struggling to Breathe? All About Brachycephalic Syndrome in Dogs ByDr. Claire Stevens15 August 2023Flat nosed dogs are very prone to respiratory issues. Brachycephalic Syndrome is central to these, and today Dr Claire discusses what it is, what to look out for and how to manage it. Read on to find out more! Category:Pet Health, Veterinary advice, Pet Insurance, Caring for Your Furry FriendRead MoreWrite a Comment
Let’s Talk About Food Allergies in Dogs ByDr. Claire Stevens13 July 2023A good diet is a cornerstone in a healthy, happy life for your dog. But what if it’s their diet causing problems? Dr Claire discusses food allergies and what they could mean for your pooch. Category:Pet Health, Veterinary advice, Vet Visits , Caring for Your Furry FriendRead MoreWrite a Comment
Key Steps To Live With a Blind Dog ByDr. Claire Stevens02 October 2023Dogs that are partially or completely blind can still lead fulfilling and enjoyable lives. In this article, Dr Claire Stevens discusses the steps you can take to help your dog do exactly that! Category:Pet Health, Vet Visits , Caring for Your Furry FriendRead MoreWrite a Comment
Pooch Struggling to Breathe? All About Brachycephalic Syndrome in Dogs ByDr. Claire Stevens15 August 2023Flat nosed dogs are very prone to respiratory issues. Brachycephalic Syndrome is central to these, and today Dr Claire discusses what it is, what to look out for and how to manage it. Read on to find out more! Category:Pet Health, Veterinary advice, Pet Insurance, Caring for Your Furry FriendRead MoreWrite a Comment
Let’s Talk About Food Allergies in Dogs ByDr. Claire Stevens13 July 2023A good diet is a cornerstone in a healthy, happy life for your dog. But what if it’s their diet causing problems? Dr Claire discusses food allergies and what they could mean for your pooch. Category:Pet Health, Veterinary advice, Vet Visits , Caring for Your Furry FriendRead MoreWrite a Comment
Common Hormonal Diseases in Dogs ByDr. Claire Stevens09 June 2023Dogs suffer from hormonal diseases just like humans do. From Diabetes to Cushing’s disease, Dr Claire talks about some of the more common ones your dog might experience and what signs to look out for. Category:Pet Health, Vet Visits , Caring for Your Furry FriendRead MoreWrite a Comment
Why is My Dog Excessively Licking its Paws? ByDr. Claire Stevens04 January 2023The occasional paw-licking session is expected in dogs as part of their self-grooming habits. Constant and excessive paw licking definitely isn’t normal though, and today Dr Claire discusses some of the underlying causes behind it. Category:Pet Health, Veterinary advice, Vet Visits , Bringing home a New PetRead MoreWrite a Comment
Cleaning Your Dog's Ears Safely ByHIF Australia23 November 2022Often overlooked by pet owners, cleaning your dog's ears is actually really important to their overall hygiene. Today Dr Claire discusses when and how you should do this, and teaches you how to spot ear infections before they become too serious!Category:Pet Health, Veterinary advice, Pet Insurance, Vet Visits Read MoreWrite a Comment
Should I Let My Dog Sleep on My Bed? Settling the Great DebateByTammy George27 June 2022Whether or not you should let your dog sleep on your bed is a popular topic of discussion. That’s why it’s important to consider the pros and cons before you invite your furry friend to share your bed.Category:Pet Health, Behaviour and Training, Bringing home a New Pet, Caring for Your Furry Friend, Training Your PetRead MoreWrite a Comment
How to know if your dog is really loyalByLaura Vissaritis21 May 2022One of the traits we adore most about our dogs is their unmistakable loyalty. How pleased they are when we return home, how they follow us to the bathroom, and how they fret deeply when we are absent. But, is it loyalty that drives these behaviours? Or have we actually mistaken what our proclaimed best friends are really doing? Category:Pet Health, Behaviour and TrainingRead MoreWrite a Comment
How To Know If Your Dog Has a Behaviour Problem ByLaura Vissaritis01 May 2022When it comes to understanding dog behaviour, the most effective approach is to think from our dog’s perspective, instead of our own. Often, we expect dogs to be ‘well behaved’, however good behaviour to us may be quite different from our dog’s point of view. Category:Pet Health, Behaviour and TrainingRead MoreWrite a Comment
What your pet needs from you this yearByLaura Vissaritis10 March 2022Before a dog will listen to us, we must learn the art of listening to them. Here are some tips that will help you learn to provide the best relationship possible with your pet, and with yourself.Category:Pet HealthRead MoreWrite a Comment
Tip on How to Make your Dog and Child Best FriendsByLaura Vissaritis12 January 2022Dogs and kids – it’s always a contentious topic. And they say, never work with kids and dogs; but I do both! So, I want to share with you my views from the perspective of an animal behaviourist as well as a teacher of children.Category:Pet Health, Behaviour and Training, Training Your PetRead MoreWrite a Comment
Helping Canines Through CovidByLaura Vissaritis15 December 2021Research has shown that dogs in our lives during the Covid lockdown provided us with much needed companionship.Category:Pet HealthRead MoreWrite a Comment