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Veterinary nuclear medicine

On December 24th, 2013

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Veterinary nuclear medicine

Veterinary nuclear medicine

On December 24th, 2013

Veterinary nuclear medicine can play a vital role in the diagnosis and therapy of a range of diseases and injuries that affect our four-legged friends. Tim Falk reports. The word ‘nuclear’ does not evoke many positive associations for most people, usually triggering images of mushroom clouds in the south Pacific, catastrophic power plant meltdowns or […]

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First aid and CPR for your dog

On December 23rd, 2013

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First aid and CPR for your dog

On December 23rd, 2013

Knowing the correct way to apply first aid and CPR for your dog can potentially save its life. Kylie Baracz finds out the best CPR techniques and what to do if your dog has been injured. CPR and first aid are so important to learn as they can save lives before you have had a […]

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Luxury stay for your pooch

On December 19th, 2013

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Rusty at the Sebel Pier One Hotel

Luxury stay for your pooch

On December 19th, 2013

What if you could stay in five-star comfort, dine right on the water and take in the sights of the city all with your pooch? Well now you can! Kylie Baracz road tests a luxury stay at the Sebel Pier One with her husband Tim and canine companion Rusty. Leaving my dog at home while […]

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Hanrob Pet Hotels

By Claudia Bensimoun Whether you’re travelling this holiday season and have to leave your furry best friend behind, or just need to a few days boarding during the hectic holiday season, Hanrob Pet Hotels is the latest concept in dog boarding. If you bring your dog along on a pet vacay but have plans that […]

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Keep your puppy secure on the road

On December 4th, 2013

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Keep your puppy secure on the road

On December 4th, 2013

A recent NRMA Insurance test of popular pet harnesses has revealed that many pet harnesses on the market are not effective in restraining pets in common low speed collisions. “Our tests showed that an unrestrained pet sitting on the back seat of a car can hit the dashboard with enough force to cause serious injury, […]

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No need to be afraid of big dogs

On November 11th, 2013

No need to be afraid of big dogs

On November 11th, 2013

Large dogs are the gentle giants of the canine world, but some people and other dog owners remain wary or even fearful of bigger breeds. As Tim Falk discovers, there’s no need to be afraid of big dogs. When Jodie Mason takes Diesel, her eight-year-old Mastiff x Great Dane x Bull Arab, for a walk, […]

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Animal hoarding

On October 21st, 2013

Animal hoarding

On October 21st, 2013

We love our animals and want to provide for them as best we can, but can it be possible to love them too much — to the point it might actually harm them? Kylie Baracz sheds light on animal hoarding and the reasons behind the addiction. What is animal hoarding? Animal hoarding is when someone […]

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Why do dogs dig?

On October 14th, 2013

Why do dogs dig?

On October 14th, 2013

Why do dogs dig and how can you prevent it? Kate Potter investigates how to put an end to their burying behaviour. Every ounce of joy your canine companion brings to your life can be swiftly forgotten the moment you discover your prized petunias distributed in tattered shreds across the yard and your dog head […]

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Dogs help fight Autism

On September 23rd, 2013

Dogs help fight Autism

On September 23rd, 2013

Dogs are playing an integral role in unlocking the wider world for children with Autism Spectrum Disorder, as Laura Greaves discovers. We Australians like to think of ourselves as a sociable lot. We take pride in our spirit of “mateship”, in always taking the time to offer a kind word or a friendly “G’day”. Imagine, […]

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DIY dog grooming

On September 16th, 2013

DIY dog grooming

On September 16th, 2013

It doesn’t matter if your pooch is long-haired, short-haired or hairless, every dog needs to be groomed. Krissy Bradfield finds out what you can do, safely, at home – your very own DIY dog grooming guide. Gordon the Groodle and Stanley the Toy Poodle don’t have to travel far for their weekly grooming sessions. Their […]

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