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Dog ID tags in Victoria: what the law requires and why a QR tag is worth adding
Victorian law requires three forms of dog ID. Learn what your dog needs on their collar and how a QR smart tag fills the gap between microchip and council tag.
Feeding a dog with long ears: how to stop the mess (and the ear infections)
Long ears dragging through dinner? Learn why it causes ear infections and how the BUSTER IncrediBowl keeps your dog’s ears clean at every meal.
Why your dog ignores most of their toys
Trying to choose between a ring toy and a ball for fetch? This practical guide looks at grip, bounce, slobber, visibility and where each shape works best.
Dog Toys for Dogs That Shred Plush
A practical guide for dog owners tired of plush toys failing fast, with clear advice on seams, stuffing, rope cores, rubber density, and early retirement signs.
Dog Ring or Ball? Which Fetch Toy Wins?
Trying to choose between a ring toy and a ball for fetch? This practical guide looks at grip, bounce, slobber, visibility and where each shape works best.
Why Dogs Like Barbell Toys
Some dogs ignore other toy shapes but keep choosing a barbell. This article explains why the shape can work so well for grip, carry comfort and repeat play.
Tug Toys That End Fewer Games Badly
Tug games often go wrong due to poor toy design, not the game itself. This guide explains how the right tug toy—through proper length, strong construction, and clear grip areas—can keep play cleaner, safer, and easier to control from start to finish.
Is Your Dog Vacuuming Their Food? Why You Need a Slow Feeder
We have all seen it. You put the bowl down. You turn around to fill the water. By the time you turn back, the bowl is empty. Your dog hasn't eaten. They have inhaled. This "vacuum cleaner" style of eating isn't just bad manners. It is dangerous. When a dog gulps food,...
The “Two-Finger” Rule: How to Fit a Dog Coat So They Actually Wear It
There is nothing cuter than a dog in a jumper. And there is nothing more frustrating than buying that jumper online, waiting three days for it to arrive, and then realising it is tight across the chest or hanging off their back legs like a skirt. Most dog owners have...
Why Your Dog Destroys Every Toy (And How To Stop It)
It is a familiar scene. You come home with a new toy. It cost you $30. You hand it to your dog. They are delighted. You go to make a cup of tea. By the time the kettle boils, the living room looks like a snowstorm. The toy is dead. The squeaker has been surgically...
Carrying The Load: Are Dog Slings and Cat Backpacks Safe?
We have all seen it. Someone walks past with a clear plastic bubble on their back, and inside sits a cat looking out at the world like a furry astronaut. Or you see a cyclist with a small terrier swaddled against their chest in a fabric sling. It looks convenient. It...
Dog Grooming experts share 4 essentials of easier home care
Dog ownership comes with daily routines that go beyond food and exercise. The right tools help with grooming, calming, enrichment, and long-term health. A few simple items can reduce stress, improve behaviour, and make care easier for both dogs and their owners. Here...











