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Private dog sitting in my home , daily or vacation rates for vaccinated pets, Great comfort and company for big ,small or senior , from $40 p/day
Whole food cooking available on request .

23/08/2025

Fruits for Dogs: Yes, But Always in Moderation

Giving your dog a piece of fruit from time to time can be a healthy way to diversify their diet and offer a special treat. However, not all fruits are suitable, and a few precautions are essential.
Recommended Fruits in Small Amounts
Safe options include strawberries, melons, apples, bananas, mangoes, blueberries, oranges, and watermelon. These should be given only occasionally, as treats rather than part of a daily meal plan.
Best Practices for Serving Fruits
Wash fruits thoroughly to remove pesticide residues.
Cut them into small pieces to prevent choking.
Melon: remove skin and seeds.
Apple: remove the core and seeds (which contain cyanide).
Banana: serve in slices.
Mango: remove the pit and cut into cubes.
Blueberries: wash well before serving.
Orange: remove skin and seeds.
Watermelon: serve without skin or seeds.
When offering a fruit for the first time, start with a small amount to monitor for any adverse reaction.
Extra Tip
Frozen fruits can make refreshing treats during hot weather.
Important Note
Most stone fruits are toxic to dogs, with the exception of mango.
If you are ever unsure about a particular fruit, consult your veterinarian before feeding it to your pet.

23/08/2025

Yet, he has a charm of his own … 😏

23/08/2025

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If you don’t physically exhaust them… they just won’t stop.
Whoa there.
Let’s look at the bigger picture.... not just a quick “fix” for today.

I get it, I really do.
Running them longer..... throwing the frisbee for another 10 minutes, chucking that ball again and again, because if you don’t, they’ll pace, whine and struggle to settle.

Here’s the tough question.
Is it helping your dog… or just creating a cycle where they crave more and more?

Their stamina climbs higher.
Their demands increase.
Their adrenaline is off the charts.

Then "suddenly" the amount of exercise you need to give them is unsustainable .
There just aren’t enough hours in the day to “satisfy” them.

What's the solution?
Do less… but carefully.
Reduce that high energy exercise, while adding enrichment in its place.

Low arousal activities that tire them in a different way:

Scatter feeding
Scent walks
Enrichment games
Puzzle toys

Still not convinced?
Try it.... really try it , for a few weeks.

You’ll never look at “tiring them out” the same way again.

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Ballajura

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+61418909126

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