Got a new puppy? Here’s everything you need to know about what to feed your puppy, what to avoid and types of dog food.

Like people, dogs can suffer from dental disease. With 80% of dogs developing a form of dental disease by age three, it's vital to keep your dog's teeth and gums healthy with a regular dental regime to ensure their wellbeing.

Much like humans, dogs can become dehydrated. In fact, it’s quite common and more prevalent during warmer weather. However, sometimes drinking water may not resolve the symptoms...

Got questions about dog walking? We're here to help you walk the walk with your four-legged family. Learn about how often & how long to walk your dog based on age, breed, living situation & health.

Dogs can eat a very personalised diet, including options like grain-free food, premium food and raw food. There are other factors to consider like breed-specific and age-specific foods.

One of the trendiest home-improvement options is the use of diffusers and essential oils. But did you know some essential oils are toxic to dogs? Find out which oils are safe (and perhaps even beneficial) and which ones should be avoided.

With the help of our expert vets, we’re investigating parasite prevention for dogs – from what parasites you need to watch out for to how to prevent parasites and treat infestations, Pet Smarts has the lowdown on all your parasite prevention needs.

Christmas and holiday food are delicious. However, are you aware of the foods that could be toxic to your dog or cat? Find out what you should avoid feeding your pet, and the tasty alternatives.

We’ve compiled some of our favourite dog-friendly Easter treats and we've even included a DIY dog muffin recipe. Plus, we've included some vital information on chocolate toxicity.

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.

Skin allergies affect dogs just like they do humans, and knowing the signs and symptoms is crucial to treatment. Find out the types of dog skin allergies and treatments today.

Are you concerned about your dog’s dry fur? Find out if it’s normal for your dog’s breed or if it’s underlying health or skin issue.

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.

Just like the seasons' change, so does the evolution of research, culture and new trends – including raw food diets for dogs. Get to know the basics behind raw food fod dogs and why many pet owners are choosing to make the switch.

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.

Vaccinating and desexing your new pup are two very important steps you can take to ensure they live a long and happy life. Not only does desexing help limit the number of unwanted and homeless animals, it can also help improve a dog’s behaviour.

Periodontal disease in dogs is all too common. Find out symptoms, treatments prevention methods of dental disease in dogs.

It’s not the nicest of habits…but there are logical reasons why your dog or puppy is eating poo! Dr Chris Brown from Bondi Vet breaks down why your fur baby seeks out the forbidden brown fruit.

Do you know about the ‘build your bowl’ feeding system? It offers your dog variety while ensuring they’re getting everything they need. And it can be done in four simple steps! Learn how to Build Your Bowl today.

Dental disease is a common concern with all dogs – but some breeds are more prone to it than others. Find out which breeds are at higher risk of dental disease (and why they're more susceptible) and get our top tips for maintaining healthy teeth.

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.

Discover the risks associated with hot pavements for pets and get some essential tips to prevent burnt paws. A must-read for responsible pet owners!

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!

Sometimes changing your pet’s diet is necessary, but it’s important to transition your pet to the new food slowly so their stomach isn’t overwhelmed. In this guide we'll cover the best way to transition your pet to a new food and avoid upset stomachs.

Ever wondered why your pet is chomping down on grass? In a guest post for PETsmarts, Expert vet Dr Chris Brown from Bondi Vet breaks down the reason why your pet goes for the green.

Spooky season is here! Halloween doesn’t need to just be for humans – your dog can join in on the fun with homemade pumpkin treats. Here are three easy recipes to get tails wagging this Halloween.

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.

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!

Medicine is a wonderful science – it can pick up on problems before they become serious! This was the case with Penny, a 10 year old Pomeranian...

As pets get older, it is normal for them to begin to move less - so how do you know if they are suffering from arthritis? Petstock vet Dr Natalia Li takes us through the signs and symptoms of arthritis in dogs and offers suggestions for treatment.

Did you know, dogs have six times less taste buds than Humans? They eat for satisfaction, not for taste. Here are our top tips for feeding your dog.

From peanut butter biscuits to frozen yogurt bites, these easy-to-make treats are healthy, tasty and a whole lot of fun.

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.

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.

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.