TOYS TOYS TOYS... Toys are so important in the lives of our pets, ESPECIALLY when your away from home for extended periods of time. Food puzzles are a good way to distract our pets and stimulate them to use their brains. They can help decrease destructive behaviour, such as digging in the back yard🐕, feather plucking for birds🦜 and cats can display behaviour such as over grooming🙀. Lets not forget that feather plucking and overgrooming can also be associated with illnes

Aristotles mum is one of this worlds good people, shes the type of person who'd give you the shirt off her back. Last week she volunteered to help VETS WITH COMPASSION to rescue animals from the flood ravaged regions of NSW. She asked me if i could watch Ari for her and i was more than happy to squeeze him into my rather hectic schedule. Ari is full of beans and a bit of a panther, but hes a pleasure to spend time with. An extra big thank you to you Jacquie for what you do,

These are 2 of the little fuzzies ive been gifted with looking after this weekend... Actually theres 3, the 3rd is a stray, he doesn't know me yet so has remained hidden, however he knows the sound of my car means tuckertime and he made a brief appearance, watching me through the glass door while i fed these two this afternoon... theres an old saying "Slowly slowly goes the monkey" i say that a lot, i dont actually have any idea what it means... but maybe it means if i be pat

This is Charlie, Charlie is one of the many reasons i developed "Scaredee Cats Cat Nanny". She's one of the floofs that doesn't cope with cattery life and would rather just stay home than be in the big world full of strangers. As you can see shes very happy with two visits a day from me with cuddles n pats n brekky n dinner