A guide to recognising what can be fixed at home, what can be done to help until veterinary attention is sought and when feet problems need more specialised help. 

Why dogs bite is a complex issue yet the solution is often portrayed as being very simple. Behaviour is influenced by a very elegant interplay of genetic predisposition, learning from previous experiences and the environment in which the animal lives. All of these factors need to considered together but yet rarely are. The dog (or breed of the dog) is often blamed for the dog bite but it is not that straightforward.

Tick Paralysis in our pets is a common and life threatening problem all along the East Coast of Australia. Reducing the risk of your pets' being affected can be complicated but some recent advances in preventative products have made a significant difference and pet owners should be aware of these options to ensure their pets are as safe as possible. This webinar will cover all the pet owner needs to know from prevention to identification and removal, and when to seek veterinary help if prevention fails. This help and advice comes just as many of you are entering the period when tick activity and the risks are greatest, so its essential knowledge for pet owners.