One in five Australians has a pet allergy, but having a pet-free home can be unthinkable for some. Is there a way you can both live under the same roof?

A cat storming around the house in the middle of the night is no pet owner’s idea of fun. How can you keep your cat on your schedule, not theirs?

Laminitis is a painful condition that’s all too common in horses and ponies. What is it and what you can do to prevent it?

Biking can be an excellent form of exercise for dog owners, but is it the right one for your dog?

Many dogs will eat almost anything, but that doesn’t mean they should. Here's what makes a decent dog’s dinner.

Canine parvovirus kills thousands of puppies in Australia every year. Are your dogs safe?

If you’re tired of being your cat’s personal doorman, then consider whether it might be time for a pet door.

The loss of a family pet can be devastating, but it’s often not only you mourning the loss.

Everyone knows how hard it is to lose a beloved family pet, but while you try to come to terms with your loss, don’t forget to look out for your other pets. They can be grieving too.

Not every chew toy is going to be suitable for every dog. So, what can your dog have?

For as long as cats have existed, some mistruths have lived alongside them. From having nine lives to being fiercely independent, the human race might have the ordinary household cat all wrong…

Have you introduced a new puppy into the family? Is your dog suffering from separation anxiety?

Don’t let a social outing become a stressful situation. Here’s how to make your dog comfortable in your absence.

Large numbers of thunderstorms occur across Australia all year-round and can be terrifying for our dogs. Heavy rain, thunder, wind and lightning can leave them salivating, panting, hiding and trembling with fear.

Many pet owners love taking their pets with them everywhere they go, but that’s not always possible. How do you choose the perfect boarding facility for them when you’re on holiday?

In summer, Australia’s frequent droughts and high temperatures can wreak havoc on wildlife. What can you do to help?

December marks the beginning of festivities, with family events and warm sunny days. It’s also the time of year when vets see a lot of pets with health problems caused from the celebrations.

If you’re not quite ready for pets of the furry variety, then a goldfish might be an excellent start to animal ownership. But would you be prepared for fish?

Microchipping is mandatory in some Australian states, but some pet owners may be unclear, or unsure about the process.

The festive season is when you get to spend more time at home with your family! Here are a few ideas to keep your furry family member entertained!