Microchipping is not only a quick and painless procedure, but will help your buddy find their way home if they’re ever lost!

Dogs as young as 7 can be considered senior – which means they have different care requirements than their younger counterparts. By following these tips, you can ensure that your senior dog gets the most out of their later years of life.

Separation anxiety affects many dogs in Australia. Find out how to recognise the signs and treat separation anxiety in dogs.

Heading to the snow this winter season? Why not bring your dog! From where to go, to what you need to take with you and what to be prepared for – here’s what you need to consider for a snow trip with your dog.

Dogs get fevers too! In this article, we’ll teach you how to take your dog’s temperature, let you know how to tell if you’re dog has a fever and give our tips on how to treat a fever.

Warm weather is great, but spring and summer come with an increased risk of your dog getting bitten by insects. From identifying different types of insect bites to how to treat insect bites on pets, PETstock is here to give you the details – bugs and all.

Before picking up your new pet, you'll need to think about early preparation, travelling home and settling in.

Do you keep up to date with your dog’s worming treatment? If your dog is not regularly wormed, they could get seriously ill. Here’s everything you need to know about tapeworms in dogs, including detection, symptoms and treatment.

Can your dog donate blood? Yep, dogs can donate blood if they meet the right criteria. Discover all the details, and get all the smarts.

Although they make look harmless, not all plants and flowers are safe for our four-legged family members to be around.

Worms are common and easy to pick up – on the plus side, they’re easy to avoid if you keep your buddy’s prevention up to date all year round.

Baby, it’s cold outside – but that doesn’t mean you can’t enjoy yourself with your pet! From bedding updates to pet clothes and wet-weather activity ideas, here are our top tips to get you through a fuss-free winter season.

Summer is a great time to get out there with your pet, but it poses some risks. Our expert vets break down the common scenarios to watch out for to keep your dog safe in summer.

Many dogs are afraid of fireworks. Whether it's Guy Falks Night or New Year's Eve, here are some top tips to keep your dog safe during firework displays.

Dogs stay happy and healthy by combining a balanced diet with a healthy amount of exercise. Here, we break down how much exercise your dog needs and provide creative exercise tips to keep your dog in good physical shape and mentally stimulated!

The big firework booms are coming! But new research has revealed fascinating new ways to manage pet discomfort when it comes to New Year’s Eve fireworks. In a guest post for Pet Smarts, Dr Chris Brown has the solutions for a stress-free New Year’s Eve.

Dog heartworm is a parasite that lives in the heart and lungs of dogs and is spread by mosquitoes.

How much chocolate is too much for pets? The answer might surprise you! In a guest post for PETsmarts, Dr Chris Brown from Bondi Vet breaks down the nitty gritty of chocolate toxicity and suggests some safe alternatives.

So, you’re ready for a furry addition to your family? Adopting a dog in need of a loving home is a great first step, but have you considered what you might need to keep your canine companion feeling safe, stimulated, and comfortable in their new home?

From first aid and CPR to common pet emergencies, we’re going to break down dangerous situations you might find your pet in and detail how to best react. Quick action can make all the difference!

We all enjoy warm weather, but hot days present a risk of heatstroke or heat stress in dogs. From causes of heatstroke in dogs to symptoms, treatment and prevention – PETsmarts has the info you need to enjoy the warmer months safely with your pooch!

Don’t be fooled because your pet is high energy – 80% of dogs and cats are affected by arthritis at some stage. In a guest post for Pet Smarts, expert vet Dr Chris Brown from Bondi Vet is giving insight on how to spot the early warning signs of arthritis.

Winter has arrived! Here’s how to care for dogs in winter based on some of your most common queries. Plus, some additional quick tips! Become winter ready for your pooch.

So, winter hits, or your dog decides to swim in freezing water; it might leave you thinking – can dogs or cats get hypothermia? Keep reading to find out.

Australia is home to some of the world's most venomous snakes – and they make their way into suburban backyards and inner-city walking trails more than you think. Here’s what you need to know to protect your pet.

Taking on a pet is a big responsibility – are you ready for the challenge? Here are 10 questions to consider before adopting a rescue pet…can you answer them all?

Puppy worming treatments will protect your pup from all types of intestinal worms including roundworm, hookworm and tapeworm; some of which can transfer from dogs to humans.

Would you know if your dog or cat contracted a tick? In consultation with expert vet Dr Alison Kemp, here’s everything you need to know about tick prevention and treatment for pets, along with the different species of ticks.

Desexing your dog or cat is a common procedure undertaken by vets every day. Learn everything you need to know before you book it in.

When taking your dog on a beach adventure, safety must be on your mind. While it’s always a great day out for your pooch and you, it is important to be aware of any threats to your dog and have some precautions in place.

Protect your dog from snake bites in the wild. Learn what the symptoms are if your dog or puppy has been bitten and the treatment required to keep them healthy.

Look around the office or the dog park and you’ll see we’re wearing the tell-tale signs of something quite remarkable right now. It’s the great fur-fall out for both dogs and cats! In a guest post for Pet Smarts, Dr Chris Brown is revealing why your pet is shedding so much.

It’s mushroom season! While this may create a whimsical effect on bush walks – it also presents a risk to your dogs as some wild mushroom species are toxic. Learn what mushrooms to watch out for, how to spot the signs of mushroom toxicity, and what to do if your dog accidentally ingests wild mushrooms.

Our homes are filled with everyday items that we don't think twice about using but many of these items can pose serious risks to our dogs.