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18/04/2026

🐜🐾 Fleas, Ticks & Parasites: Still a Risk This Autumn

As the weather cools, it’s easy to think parasite season is over, but that’s not the case 🍂 Fleas, ticks and other parasites are still active in autumn, especially after a warm summer. In fact, flea populations can peak at this time of year.

⚠️ What to watch for:
• Excessive scratching or biting at the skin
• Hair loss or irritated patches
• Small black specks (flea dirt) in the coat
• Lethargy or unusual behaviour (in tick-prone areas)

🚨 Why it matters:
Parasites aren’t just uncomfortable, they can cause:
• Skin infections
• Allergic reactions
• Serious illness (especially from ticks)

✅ How to protect your dog:
• Continue regular flea & tick prevention
• Check your dog after walks (especially bush or long grass)
• Wash bedding regularly
• Keep lawns and outdoor areas well maintained

Stopping prevention too early can leave your dog exposed when the risk is still high. Stay consistent, stay protected 🐶🛡️

17/04/2026

People love to ask, “Should I get a male or a female?” and the honest answer is: it depends more on the individual dog than the label. But there are a few patterns many owners notice.

Physical: males are often a bit larger and stockier in many breeds, while females can be slightly smaller and more athletic.
Affection style: some males tend to be more “Velcro,” following their person room to room, while some females can be just as loving but more selective about when and how they want closeness.
Maturity: a lot of owners say males stay goofy longer, while females can feel more focused earlier.

But here’s the important part: none of this is guaranteed. Genetics, socialization, training, and the home environment shape behavior more than s*x does. And spay/neuter status can also affect certain behaviors like roaming, marking, or heat cycles.

If you’re choosing between two dogs, the best question isn’t “male or female.” It’s “Which dog’s temperament and energy fits my life.”

06/04/2026

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05/04/2026

03/04/2026

With Easter just around the corner and hot cross buns everywhere, here’s an important reminder for pet owners 🐾

Raisins (and grapes) are highly toxic to dogs and can cause serious kidney failure. If your dog eats anything containing raisins, even just one, please contact your vet immediately.

03/04/2026

It’s your annual Easter egg reminder 🐣

Please keep chocolate well out of reach of your dog this weekend. If you’re planning an Easter egg hunt, make sure every egg is found and accounted for.

If your dog eats chocolate, even a small amount, contact your vet for advice straight away. This guide is here to help, but your vet is always best placed to support you.

02/04/2026