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Is your family ready for a puppy?

Is your family ready for a puppy?

Introducing a puppy into the family home can be a very exciting time, but it definitely means some life changes and possible sleepless nights. It’s very easy to gush over a new little puppy, but before you introduce one into your life, home and family, it’s best to consider a number of questions first. Veterinary […]
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Teach your dog good manners

Teach your dog good manners

The latest research from Monash University disproves that old adage “less is more” when it comes to training your dog to be friendly, relaxed and obedient. “Dogs are highly intelligent animals that want to please their owners. This research suggests that if a pet has behavioural problems, it often has more to do with the […]
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Puppy Carers

Puppy Carers

When Vision Australia merged with Seeing Eye Dogs Australia a year ago, they welcomed a new breed of volunteer — the puppy carer! These canine-friendly helpers give round-the-clock service by providing loving homes for the puppies that go on to train to be Seeing Eye Dogs. Dennis and Gail Rowatt had wanted to become puppy […]
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Belligerent boxer

Belligerent boxer

Dr Chris Brown answers your pet questions — submit your own or browse our archives.
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Curious cat

Curious cat

Dr Chris Brown answers your pet questions — submit your own or browse our archives.
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Cat bite

Cat bite

Dr Chris Brown answers your pet questions — submit your own or browse our archives.
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Old soles

Old soles

Dr Chris Brown answers your pet questions ? submit your own or browse our archives. “Recently, I have noticed that when my 13-year-old German shepherd Hogan walks, he almost drags his back feet on the ground. Is he getting lazy in his old age?” ? Tamara. Rather than him being lazy, this is actually a […]
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Carrots for dogs

Carrots for dogs

Do you have a great pet tip? Share it here and read some top tips from other pet lovers. A great way that my two-year-old Jack Russell amuses himself whilst I am at work is by playing with a carrot. And when I get home he actually eats it. It’s cheap and he guards it […]
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Hot weather

Hot weather

Do you have a great pet tip? Share it here and read some top tips from other pet lovers. Hot weather … a simple cold luxury. For those hot days, place a frozen bottle of water in their kennel or pet basket to keep them cool during the day. — Isabella
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Backyard buckets for hot dogs!

Backyard buckets for hot dogs!

Do you have a great pet tip? Share it here and read some top tips from other pet lovers. I have a small-med Pug X Staffy. We keep him cool in summer by filling a washing bucket with just enough water so he can jump in and cool his paws (I am told dogs release […]
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Flying with dogs

Flying with dogs

Every week Dr Chris Brown answers your pet questions — submit your own or browse our archives.
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Pink cat

Pink cat

Every week Dr Chris Brown answers your pet questions — submit your own or browse our archives.
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Moulting dog

Moulting dog

Every week Dr Chris Brown answers your pet questions — submit your own or browse our archives.
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Car-crazy dog

Car-crazy dog

Every week Dr Chris Brown answers your pet questions — submit your own or browse our archives.
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Insomniac cat

Insomniac cat

Every week Dr Chris Brown answers your pet questions — submit your own or browse our archives.
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Allergies

Allergies

Every week Dr Chris Brown answers your pet questions — submit your own or browse our archives.
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Shoe-chewer

Shoe-chewer

Every week Dr Chris Brown answers your pet questions — submit your own or browse our archives.
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Defensive diner

Defensive diner

Every week Dr Chris Brown answers your pet questions — submit your own or browse our archives.
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Booby trapped bed

Booby trapped bed

Every week Dr Chris Brown answers your pet questions — submit your own or browse our archives.
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Aggressive puppy

Aggressive puppy

Every week Dr Chris Brown answers your pet questions — submit your own or browse our archives.
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Featherless cockatiel

Featherless cockatiel

Every week Dr Chris Brown answers your pet questions — submit your own or browse our archives.
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Bed-wetting dog

Bed-wetting dog

Every week Dr Chris Brown answers your pet questions — submit your own or browse our archives.
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Moulting

Moulting

Every week Dr Chris Brown answers your pet questions — submit your own or browse our archives.
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Worming

Worming

Every week Dr Chris Brown answers your pet questions — submit your own or browse our archives.
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Jealous dog

Jealous dog

Every week Dr Chris Brown answers your pet questions — submit your own or browse our archives.
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Itchy dog

Itchy dog

Every week Dr Chris Brown answers your pet questions — submit your own or browse our archives.
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Worming tablets

Worming tablets

Every week Dr Chris Brown answers your pet questions — submit your own or browse our archives.
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Dry nose

Dry nose

Every week Dr Chris Brown answers your pet questions — submit your own or browse our archives.
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Handy cat toys

Handy cat toys

The most used cat — and sometimes puppy — toys in our house are the laundry lint balls … with the added bonus of picking up the pet hair from the floorboards and carpet as they play! — Leanne
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Licking dog

Licking dog

Every week Dr Chris Brown answers your pet questions — submit your own or browse our archives.
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Photographing animals

Photographing animals

To stop the camera flash reflecting in your animal’s eyes, place a tissue over the flash. It stops the reflection but not the quality. Len
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A hazard free home for your pet

A hazard free home for your pet

In the excitement of getting a new pet it is sometimes easy to overlook the household items that can pose a hazard to your animal. Here’s a quick checklist for pet-proofing your home: Most of us are aware of the danger some toys present to young children, but they can also be a hazard to […]
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Kennel cough

Kennel cough

Every week Dr Chris Brown answers your pet questions — submit your own or browse our archives.
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Cleaning your pet’s ears

Cleaning your pet’s ears

If you have a pet with floppy ears and have difficulty cleaning them, I have found moist pop-up towelettes to be a great solution. They’re soft and moist and smell good as well! Trish
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The Sealyham Terrier

The Sealyham Terrier

The clown of terriers The majority of terriers are named for areas of England, Scotland, Ireland or Wales where they originated — the West Highland White Terrier, Border Terrier, Skye Terrier, Irish Terrier, Scottish Terrier, Norwich and Norfolk Terriers, Welsh Terrier etc. The Sealyham Terrier was named by its original breeder, Captain Edwardes, after his […]
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Shaving cats

Shaving cats

Every week Dr Chris Brown answers your pet questions — submit your own or browse our archives. Question I know you can clip dogs in summer, but can you do the same for cats? And if so, where do you clip them? My Persian X really feels the heat and needs some help! — Paul […]
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Keeping your pet cool

Keeping your pet cool

With hot days upon us, our four-legged friends need all the help they can get in keeping their cool. Pets require many of the same conditions that humans need: a shady spot to spend the day, access to cool water and plenty of rest. They also require gentle exercise in the coolest parts of the […]
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Cat scratching

Cat scratching

Have a great pet tip? Share it here and read some great tips from other pet lovers. Our couch was being ripped to shreds even though I had a scratching pole for my kitty, so I bought her favourite treats and manually put her paws against the pole then gave her a treat. It took […]
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Drinking from the toilet

Drinking from the toilet

Every week Dr Chris Brown answers your pet questions — submit your own or browse our archives. Question How do I stop my 1-year-old cat from drinking out of the toilet? He has fresh water available but loves the toilet water. Is this good for him? — Nicole Answer This is a situation you’re truly […]
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Incontinent dog

Incontinent dog

Every week Dr Chris Brown answers your pet questions — submit your own and browse our archives. Question My mother has recently died and I have inherited her sweet 15-year-old dog. The only problem is that she seems incontinent when she sleeps, meaning we have to change her bedding every day. Any suggestions? — Trish […]
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Clipping in summer

Clipping in summer

Every week Dr Chris Brown answers your pet questions — submit your own and browse our archives. Question My six year old Border Terrier really feels the heat. I would love to be able to cut his fur during the summer but have been advised that their coats shouldn’t be clipped. What should I do? […]
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Dog grooming

Dog grooming

Have a great pet tip? Share it here and read some great tips from other pet lovers. Try buying a rubber body brush (normally for a horse) and use it to groom your dog. I find it doesn’t hold the hair and is suitable for dogs with dense coats (like the Bullmastiff). — Verity
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Should pets eat fruit?

Should pets eat fruit?

Question My mother’s dog Cindy eats apples and my cat Darcy eats strawberries. Are they both mad or is this normal? — Lynne Answer While fruit may not be considered a common dining delicacy for dogs and cats, it’s far from being the worst thing they could be sampling. Fruit is high in energy, vitamins […]
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Snoring dogs

Snoring dogs

Ever had trouble getting your dog to stop snoring? I’ve found that if you turn them on their back (mind you I have a medium sized dog) then they tend to stop. Give it a go. Dog lover
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My pup has crooked teeth

My pup has crooked teeth

Question My 12-week-old wheaten terrier pup has a crooked tooth at the front of his mouth. It’s facing inside rather than outside. Does it need to be removed? Will it correct itself? — Marzena Answer You don’t need to worry Marzena! This is a case of nature playing out before your eyes. You see, dogs […]
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Puppies and children

Puppies and children

How to prevent your child from becoming a chew toy There are a few things you need to do to ensure a harmonious family life for you and your dog. First of all, your new puppy needs to be included and to feel part of his new human family. This mimics the pack order dogs […]
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Shy cat

Question: When my cat gave birth to a litter of kittens they all grew up into happy-go-lucky cats … except for one. He has always been timid and cowers and shakes when we try to get close to him. He’s a one-year-old now and still has trouble trusting us. What can we do? Kali Answer: […]
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