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Paying up for our pets
The number of unpaid registrations for cats and dogs has fallen dramatically across the City of Moreton Bay. See the figures ** FREE TO READ **
Rescue group seeks more volunteers
Qld Guinea Pig Rescue Inc, a not-for-profit organisation dedicated to rehoming mistreated, abused and unwanted guinea pigs, is desperately seeking more volunteers who can spare a few hours a month to assist with caring for the animals during open days. Find out how you can help here **FREE TO READ**
Photo gallery: Pooches in the Park
More than 1000 people brought their four-legged friends to Pooches in the Park at Kallangur on July 23. Check out our photo gallery from the event
Keep your pets warm this winter
RSPCA Queensland is reminding pet owners to keep their pets warm this winter. Here’s some tips + how you can donate blankets and coats to the organisation’s shelters
Cane toad poisoning: what to do
At this time of year, there are large number of cane toads across the Moreton Bay Region and veterinarians see a higher number of poisoning cases. Our expert reveals how pet owners can prevent it from happening and what to do if your animal is poisoned
Check out Pooch Party in the Park
Everyone can let the dogs out on Sunday, April 16, when North Harbour hosts a special day for the four-legged members of the family and their humans. Here’s the details... **FREE TO READ**
International Women's Day event helps Wamuran women's shed
The Wamuran Women's Shed was the winner at the North Lakes Sports Club's International Women's Day event. See the gallery...
Tips to avoid heat stroke in dogs
During the hottest summer months in Australia, vets see a significant spike in the number of cases of pets suffering from heat stroke. Here’s some expert tips on how to keep your pets safe
How to prevent heat stroke in cats
While not as common as dogs, cats can develop heat stroke and there are a few subtle differences in the symptoms. Here are some expert tips on preventing heat stroke in cats
Plea for owners to microchip pets
Since the beginning of the year, a whopping 70 per cent of cats and dogs that have been to RSPCA Queensland have not had a microchip, making it harder for staff to reunite them with their families. The worrying statistic has prompted the RSPCA to issue a warning to pet owners ahead of the holiday season