If you can’t wash it don’t buy it
This is the credo of Shoalhaven dry cleaner Vicki Lowbridge when asked about dog beds. If you thought it was surprising that a dry cleaner should be so emphatic about…
Who let the fleas out?
Fleas festering inside your house is an issue many pet owners overlook. Most owners are vigilant about taking care of their dogs, believing that fleas and ticks are brought…
Three dog night
How much sleep does your dog need? Dogs sleep more than humans and take frequent naps. They have bursts of sleep during the day, rather than one long sleep session.
What is off-gassing and is it dangerous to me, my dog or my family?
Exposure to toxic off-gassing is something we have all experienced; you’ll notice it when you open a new product or walk into a newly carpeted room. Off-gassing is often associated with the smell of newness such as that new car smell, memory foam or fresh paint. What you’re smelling are gases known as Volatile Organic Compounds (VOCs). Chemical compounds like acetone, formaldehyde, ozone and others, used in the manufacturing process, are absorbed into foam and porous materials and create a gas when released. The gases become more significant in closed environments, where air is stagnant or recirculated as well as…
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