Author: DogZone
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Why is my dog obsessed with tennis balls? Or other things.
Does your dog have an obsessive behaviour, from tennis balls to chasing shadows? What should you do about it, and how serious might it be?
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Hypoallergenic Cats to Save Your Sinuses
What a nightmare wanting a cat but being allergic to cat hair? Thankfully some breeds are more hypoallergenic than others, producing less Fel d1. Here are some of the least allergenic cat breeds in Australia.
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How to lessen the cost of owning a dog or puppy
Quickfire tips on keeping down the costs of puppy or dog ownership!
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Greyhound vs Whippet – Which is best for you?
Did you know Greyhounds and Whippets are the same family, but there are differences between the two breeds which effect whether they suit your particular lifestyle and budget.
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How to rescue an abandoned litter of kittens
What should you do if you find an abandoned litter of kittens? Firstly, please note a litter may seem abandoned, but the mother may still return periodically to feed them. It’s a sad fact, but the number of litters being abandoned has increased in Australia. The number of stray cats has increased, and even families…
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Adopting a rescue cat
Adopting a rescue cat takes consideration, but is also rewarding. What are the pros and cons? Here’s a quick guide!
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Heroic pets!
These five heroic pets have saved the lives of their owners, with incredible intervention!
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Should you adopt or foster a dog?
There are wonderful benefits to fostering a dog, so let’s take a look at the pros and cons of fostering compared to adopting a rescue shelter dog.
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DIY agility training equipment at home
Do you want to take your dog to agility training classes but find them too expensive for your budget? Or perhaps there aren’t any agility classes near by, or don’t fit your schedule? Why not bring your agility training home with some DIY equipment? Don’t worry – all you need is a little creativity and…
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How to understand cat body language
Do you know what’s going on in your cat’s mind? Most of us don’t, so here’s a quick guide to cat body language. How to tell if your cat is happy, anxious, fearful, or angry.