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Guy Fawkes From A Vet’s Perspective
Fireworks can only be sold in New Zealand on four days a year, from 2 to 5 November, in the lead-up to Guy Fawkes. But
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Desexing Your Dog: Yay or Nay?
Desexing your dog – also known as spaying or neutering a dog – is a big decision. It has plenty of benefits for pets, but
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How to Keep Pets Safe During a Pest Treatment
If you’ve been Googling ‘pet friendly pest control near me’ then we’ve got some tips. Ensuring pest control is safe for your dogs, cats or
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Routine Pet Care for a New Puppy or Kitten: NZ Guide to Preventive Health Care
Routine pet care isn’t just a great way to spend time with your new puppy or kitten. That’s right, things like dental care, grooming and
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Puppy Worming Guide: When, Why and How to Protect Your Pup
Dog worming tablets … puppy worms … not exactly topics we like to think about. But if you’re a proud dog parent or are considering
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What is Cherry Eye in Dogs?
What’s commonly referred to as cherry eye in dogs is when a dog has a red, swollen, painful-looking gland in their eye. French Bulldogs and
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PD Reveals: Winter Pet Health Hazards
If you’re wondering what to look out for in terms of your pet’s health this winter, you’ve come to the right place. As the proud
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Why Do Dogs Bark (and How You Can Help)
Why do dogs bark? It’s something every frustrated canine parent has asked themselves at some point. Especially if your dog goes on long monologues that
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Why Two Littermates Could Spell Trouble
Ever heard of littermate syndrome? Though not a scientifically recognised medical or behavioural disorder, many trainers, shelters, and vets say it exists. Basically, it’s a
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Count Your Eggs! + Other Need-To Know Pet Easter Tips
No one wants to phone their vet saying “my dog ate chocolate!” While chocolate isn’t something pet parents would knowingly give their pets, every April