Ideas For Pet Lover

 Hey All! Whether you are moving next to the apartment or across the new city, it is always difficult to prepare the entire process. The whole routine changes and you feel more stressed and burdened when moving with pets. They are your best friends but you may not like their sensitive behaviour while packing your stuff. Pets usually get sensitive and feel anxious when you take them to a new place. They like their old routine, familiar environment and comfort. However, you can take care of your cat or dog and become a responsible pet owner. For more details, read the article shared below on my page and learn some great tips and hacks.  https://www.betterremovalistsnewcastle.com.au/a-practical-guide-for-moving-with-pets/

 When couples separate, what happens to the family pet? This is the question we put to Jane Libbis, Partner at Umbrella Family Law and if you live in Australia, here's how the law currently stands. Earlier this year (January 2022), a Spanish court ruled that couples should in some cases share custody of pets, just as they do with children. In Spain (as in France, Germany, Switzerland, Austria, Portugal and some US states), companion animals are recognised as living beings. When a couple separates, the welfare of any pets is principally what determines the custodial arrangements. Read More: https://www.australiandoglover.com/2022/03/who-gets-dog-in-australia-after.html

 Highly trained service dogs and working dogs are worth their weight in gold to the people who they support. They help blind people move through life safely.  They help kids with epilepsy, by sensing when fits are coming. They help people with PTSD feel safe, so they can go out in public and live a richer life. They help farmers move stock calmly and effectively.  They seek out lost kids, or people buried under rubble after disasters.  Read More: https://www.australiandoglover.com/2022/01/silent-pain-in-dogs-how-you-can-help.html

 It’s summer, and summer in Australia means going to the beach and enjoying the water and sun. More than 85% of Australians live within 50 kilometres of the coast, and we love it.  Soaking up the sun, building sandcastles, surfing the waves and, in many cases, hanging out with our dogs. But before planning a trip to the beach with your pup it is important to understand what dangers lay ahead. Dr Lachlan Campbell is the Head Veterinarian at Your Pet PA and lives near the beach on the Sunshine Coast. He shared his insights on the top dangers when taking your dog to the beach... Read More: https://www.australiandoglover.com/2021/11/top-9-beach-dangers-for-dogs.html

 Hello Everyone! Nothing can be more challenging than moving to a new home with your beloved pooch or a cat. It is a real test for you as a responsible and caring pet owner. Since you are busy in packing household belongings, they may feel alone and anxious, and this can lead to a serious problem. So, it is good to spend quality time with them, stick to their daily routine, take them to the vet, arrange their moving essential kit and keep them relaxed throughout the process. If you are moving for the first time, read the article shared below on my page and keep yourself away from mistakes. https://www.betterremovalistsmelbourne.com.au/serious-mistakes-pet-owners-make-when-moving-with-pets/

 As the temperatures plummet across the country, Pet Insurance Australia is offering a timely reminder to pet owners to keep them safe during the winter period. “We do see an increase in burn claims from the months of May until October,” Nadia Crighton from Pet Insurance Australia says. “This suggests that it could be linked to an increase in warming devices used for pets, and pet owners.” Many pet owners will invest in extra products when it comes to helping pets keep warm. However, it is always important to only use any heating products under supervision. Read More: https://www.australiandoglover.com/2021/05/winter-pet-safety-tips-watch-out-for.html

 The emergency department at Sydney’s Small Animal Specialist Hospital is prepping for a busy festive season, with an increase in holiday-related incidents expected over the Christmas break. The team at SASH are urging all pet owners to take extra care over Christmas in a bid to avoid unnecessary vet visits, particularly when it comes to taking your furry friends on holidays or giving them special holiday treats. Dr Tim Hopkins, Emergency and Critical Care Vet at SASH, says that holiday incidents are easily avoidable and there are plenty of things pet owners can do to make the holidays just as enjoyable for their pets. Read More: https://www.australiandoglover.com/2021/12/keeping-furry-friends-safe-during.html

 It’s summer, and summer in Australia means going to the beach and enjoying the water and sun. More than 85% of Australians live within 50 kilometres of the coast, and we love it.  Soaking up the sun, building sandcastles, surfing the waves and, in many cases, hanging out with our dogs. But before planning a trip to the beach with your pup it is important to understand what dangers lay ahead. Dr Lachlan Campbell is the Head Veterinarian at Your Pet PA and lives near the beach on the Sunshine Coast. He shared his insights on the top dangers when taking your dog to the beach... Read More: https://www.australiandoglover.com/2021/11/top-9-beach-dangers-for-dogs.html