Puppies
A teething puppy needs to chew
Puppies do not chew things because they are 'naughty'—far from it. They need to chew because they are teething. Adult teeth are bursting through their gums and the only thing … [Read More...]
Desex puppies & prevent unwanted litters
Puppies should be desexed before they first come into season and many are done by the age of twelve weeks or slightly older. Desexing puppies around about the age of eight … [Read More...]
Dog food – puppies need a balanced diet
Once a puppy has been weaned by his mother, he no longer requires the milk of another species (cow or goat) as his digestive system cannot cope well with lactose. What to feed a … [Read More...]
Cats Corner
Basic kitten care
After visiting the vet to have your kitten vaccinated and making an appointment for desexing, the next step is about supplying your new feline with his or her basic needs. Cat … [Read More...]
Your new kitten
Cat care isn't particularly difficult, but following a few basic rules when the kitten first comes to your home can help your feline grow into a healthy, contented cat. Your first … [Read More...]
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Why thousand of dogs are killed annually
Over 100,000 dogs are killed annually in Australian pounds mainly by the use of lethal injections or even gassing or shooting. Why are so many … [Read More...]
Desex male dogs to prevent wandering
Desexing male dogs prevents them escaping to impregnate females in season, thereby producing unwanted puppies. An undesexed male dog is programmed to … [Read More...]
Dog Care
Worms cause unnecessary & debilitating health problems
Worms in dogs cause unnecessary & debilitating health problems; check to see if they are affecting your pet's health. Regular worming is the … [Read More...]
Why Pet Insurance?
As animals age, chronic diseases appear and treatment can very expensive. Heart murmur or degenerative mitral valve disease is a common cause of … [Read More...]
Rescue Shelters – Featured
JRT Rescue
Jack Russell Rescue NSW & Australia wide welfare charity is a non-profit, community-based organisation controlled and operated by volunteers.
Dog Pounds – Featured
Glenfield Road Pound
Glenfield Road Animal Shelter (GRAS) is a facility operated by Wagga Wagga City Council for housing lost, stray or dumped Companion Animals. The animal shelter has the capacity to house 24 dogs and 20 cats at any one time.
Hawkesbury Pound
Hawkesbury Pound works with several Rescue Shelters to rescue, rehabilitate; rehome pound dogs; cats. All dogs are C3 vaccinated upon arrival at the pound and wormed, most are also flea treated. Animals are available for adoption from the pound as well.
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