myPET Podcast: Household Dangers For Pets
Many everyday items around the home can pose unexpected risks to pets. In this episode, we explore some of the most common household dangers for dogs and cats, including toxic…
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myPET Podcast: Bloat – Kills in minutes!
Bloat is one of the most serious and life-threatening emergencies dogs can experience. In this episode, we explain what bloat (gastric dilatation and volvulus) actually is, why it occurs, which…
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myPET Podcast: Fleas in Winter, they do exist!
Many pet owners assume fleas disappear during the colder months, but that’s a myth. In this episode, we explain why fleas can still survive and reproduce during winter, how infestations…
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myPET Podcast: Heart Failure In Dogs And Cats
Heart failure is a serious but often manageable condition in pets when detected early. In this episode, we explain what congestive heart failure is, the common causes in dogs and…
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myPET Podcast: Scooting; Why is my dog rubbing its bum?
Scooting — when a dog drags its bottom along the ground — is a common behaviour that often worries pet owners. In this episode, we explain the many possible reasons…
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myPET Podcast: Ageing Pets; Is my pet just getting old?
As pets enter their senior years, many changes in behaviour, mobility and health can occur. In this episode, we explore how to tell the difference between normal ageing and medical…
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myPET Podcast: The Importance Of Dental Health: It’s Not Just Stinky Breath!
Dental health is often overlooked in pets, but it plays a major role in their overall wellbeing. In this episode, we discuss common dental diseases in dogs and cats, the…
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myPET Podcast: Paralysis Ticks; They’re Killers!
Paralysis ticks are one of the most dangerous parasites affecting pets in Australia. In this episode, we explain how paralysis ticks affect dogs and cats, how to recognise the early…
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Common Signs of Nutritional Deficiencies in Dogs
Most dog owners are putting a lot of thought into what goes in the bowl, whether that’s kibble, raw, fresh, or a mix. But even with a good routine, it’s…
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Why Your Dog Smells Worse in Winter and What You Can Do About It
If your dog seems a bit smellier in winter, you’re not imagining it. It’s a really common thing, and it mostly comes down to changes in weather, routine, and how…
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