Paws, Claws & Whiskers

Paws, Claws & Whiskers Offering a wide range of pet services to Brisbane and Ipswich areas
🐾 Highly experienced & qualified
🐾 Pet first aid certified
🐾 Caring for all pets!

14/06/2025

Working with our socialisation class, learning to walk along side eachother nicely and without being distracted.

A huge congratulations to our adolescence class on their recent graduation! We are so proud and can't wait to see some c...
11/06/2025

A huge congratulations to our adolescence class on their recent graduation! We are so proud and can't wait to see some come along to our adults class soon! πŸŽ“β€οΈ

10/06/2025

πŸΎπ”π‘π†π„ππ“ 𝐀𝐏𝐏𝐄𝐀𝐋: π–πˆππ“π„π‘ π‚πŽπ€π“π’ π…πŽπ‘ ππˆπ† πƒπŽπ†π’! 🐾

Brrr! It’s been an especially chilly winter so far and our larger dogs at 𝐑𝐒𝐏𝐂𝐀 πƒπ€πŠπ€ππˆπ are feeling the cold. πŸΆβ„οΈ

We are desperately seeking winter coats for our large and extra-large dogs to help keep them cosy and warm.

No need for small sizes at the moment – it’s our big boofheads who are doing it tough!

We gratefully welcome both commercially produced and handmade coats. While we don’t have a specific pattern to offer, there are plenty of helpful ideas and tutorials online if you’re handy with a sewing machine.

πŸ“ Donations can be dropped off daily between 8am and 4pm at the RSPCA Animal Care Centre, Goodwin Road, Dakabin.

Please spread the word – even one coat can make a big difference to a dog in need this winter. Thank you so much for your kindness and support. πŸ’›

Coats seen in this picture are for illustrative purposes only. We're not fussy about the material or how they look - the important thing is to keep the dogs warm!

09/06/2025

Come prepare for and attend the Ipswich Dog Day with us!

05/06/2025

Come find Jed and I down at the Ipswich Plant and Lifestyle Fair this Saturday, 9am - 1pm. We will have lots of goodies to buy, come chat training and dog behaviour with us. At 10:30am and 12pm come down and see Jed and I do some obedience and trick training demos, Jed would love an audience and for you to come give him a scritch!

We have been working hard on some exciting things in the background for the last couple of months.... Our Puppy & Adult ...
02/06/2025

We have been working hard on some exciting things in the background for the last couple of months.... Our Puppy & Adult classes, now also available at our new Wynnum & Acacia Ridge locations!

We are so excited to be able to connect with new parts of the community and join your journey of training your dog. We can't wait to meet so many new people and dogs!

Bookings now open for all 3 locations, contact us to secure your spot!

Come check it out, come say hi! This Saturday!
02/06/2025

Come check it out, come say hi! This Saturday!

Let’s talk all things Haltis! (Part 2)Handsome Mr Jed here is wearing a halti on his face!Common misconceptions?There ar...
01/06/2025

Let’s talk all things Haltis! (Part 2)
Handsome Mr Jed here is wearing a halti on his face!

Common misconceptions?
There are some common misconceptions about haltis, one of them is that it is a muzzle. While you can use it to close their mouths, as mentioned above, whilst in a relaxed position, they are still able to eat, drink, pant, bark, etc. Another misconception is that haltis hurt your dogs, whilst in some cases where they have not been fitted correctly or that brand does not sit right on your dogs face this can be true, however if you have your dog properly fitted and are taught how to use them correctly, they should not hurt or cause any injury to your dog.

Are all haltis the same?
Yes and no… There are many brands of haltis out there however they are all made a little differently. The concept is the same but the way they fit your dog is different. We have used many brands of haltis and our favourite is the Black Dog Haltis. We have found that these sit on most dog’s faces nicely, the strap that goes around the back of the head sits in the correct position and they are extremely durable. My dog Jed has been wearing his same Black Dog Halti for 10 years now and it still looks near brand new!

Halts vs other training tools?
Haltis are one of our favourite training tools, after putting them on dogs and working with them for a small time, you already see an improvement. We have many people come to classes who are stunned at how well they work. They don’t put pressure on sensitive areas such as the throat, which when dogs pull can choke them. They encourage your dog to walk well on lead and prevent you and them being pulled around, hurt and just having a straight up awful time walking them. Whilst this is our favourite tool to use, we do know that haltis do not work on all dogs and do have other training tools on hand to use in these situations.

Have you ever used a halti on your dog and if so, how did you go?

We stock and are trained in fitting haltis so if you are interested in trying one for your dog, please don’t hesitate to reach out!

We have been working 1-1 with Flynn and his brother Henry! Flynn & Henry are both Kelpies who need just a little one on ...
30/05/2025

We have been working 1-1 with Flynn and his brother Henry!

Flynn & Henry are both Kelpies who need just a little one on one work. We are working on walking on the lead nicely, a little bit of reactivity and some other minor behavioural issues. The goal is to get these two boys in our adults class in a couple of months! We know they will get there!

We just want to say a huge thank you to the team at Karalee Karana Veterinary Surgery for allowing us to use their space...
28/05/2025

We just want to say a huge thank you to the team at Karalee Karana Veterinary Surgery for allowing us to use their space every week! They have supported us since day 1, helped us grow and implement new training classes! We are truely grateful!

If you're looking for a vet in the Karalee/Karana Downs/Chuwar area, we couldn't recommend Karalee Karana Veterinary Surgery enough! We use them for our fur babies and the team are always super nice and helpful!

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Ipswich, QLD
4304

Opening Hours

Monday 6am - 7:30am
6pm - 9pm
Tuesday 6am - 7:30am
6pm - 9pm
Wednesday 6am - 7:30am
6pm - 9pm
Thursday 6am - 7:30am
6pm - 9pm
Friday 6am - 7:30am
6pm - 9pm
Saturday 9am - 8pm
Sunday 9am - 8pm

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