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Protect your pets from the heat
With the weather starting to heat up, RSPCA Queensland is reminding pet owners to never leave their animals in parked cars and ensure they have access to ample shade and water at home
Pet warning, toxic plants
Some pet owners might be surprised to know that many plants around the home and garden are poisonous and may be toxic to their furry friends. As our pet expert explains, plant toxicity is more common than you may think, with local veterinarians seeing cases at their clinics
Event for dogs, dog lovers
Tails will be wagging at Pooches in the Park Kallangur – an event for dog lovers and their furry friends – this weekend. Here’s everything you need to know about the event
Dogs, cats needing forever homes
Do you have room in your home and hearts for new pet? Peninsula Animal Aid is looking for furever homes for many dogs and cats, including the four featured here
Doggie Flu Season - Canine Cough
Many local residents reported seeing cases of Canine Cough in family pets who frequent local dog parks, and in some cases in pets who don’t leave the confines of their own back yard.
Protect your pet from ticks
Vets in the Moreton Bay Region are reporting an increase in the number of tick paralysis cases. Our expert, Kylie Mackay, offers tips to protect your pet and what to look out for. They might just safe a life
Dakabin centre appeals for blankets and dog coats
RSPCA Dakabin needs blankets and medium-large dog coats to help pets in its care keep warm this winter.
Can you train your cat?
When we think of animal or pet training, we tend to think of dogs, but our furry feline friends can be trained too. Pet expert Kylie Mackay shares some tips for success
Why do dogs wag their tails?
Have you ever wondered why your dog’s tail is wagging? While it is often their way of communicating with us, their tails do a whole range of other useful things too. Our expert reveals all
RSPCA partners with local vets for annual desexing campaign
To help curve the number of unwanted animals that come through its doors, the RSPCA has launched its annual desexing campaign, with a number of vets offering 20 per cent off desexing costs. Find out more here