Pet dental health is often overlooked by pet owners. However, periodontal disease (dental disease) is one of the most common health issues vets see in both dogs and cats.
We all know how much dogs love to chew. Chewing is a natural tendency for dogs and can help them stay calm, provide stimulation and exercise, promote dental health and keep them occupied for long periods of time. Whilst chewing can be a good thing, did you know that letting your dog chew on random sticks and wood they find outdoors can be dangerous?
Regional and rural Australia often bears the brunt of Mother Nature’s unpredictability with bushfires, floods and cyclones, but our larger cities can be affected by these weather events too. No matter where you live, we can all try and prepare for natural disasters with our pets.
A common misconception is that all dogs are strong swimmers and enjoy the activity, but that is not quite the truth. Sometimes, our dogs would benefit from a bit of help floating so that they can fully enjoy themselves, and even if they are confident swimmers, a life jacket can offer peace of mind when out and about near water.
We all know that caring for our teeth is incredibly important for human health, but did you know that our pet's dental care is just as important? The team at Dan & Sam have compiled our top tips for caring for your pet's teeth.
Just like for humans, exercise is essential for your dog's mental, physical and emotional wellbeing. We know how hard it is to stay motivated and active as the colder months come around. Because of this, we have come up with some of our best tips to help keep your pet active, healthy, and happy this winter.