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Tips on Cats health, training & nutrition. Mad Paws is an online Pet Sitting Community in Australia, where Pet Owners can find trusted Pet Sitters near their homes.
Mad Paws » Cats
2M ago
Have you ever considered opening your home to a pet temporarily? Pet fostering is a compassionate and increasingly popular way to help animals in need, offering them a safe and nurturing environment until they find their forever homes.
For many Australians, fostering provides a unique opportunity to assess whether pet ownership fits into their lives and can involve a range of pets, from cats and dogs, to more exotic birds, rabbits, guinea pigs and a range of other animals that may need homes. Whether you’re testing the waters of pet care or simply aiming to make a difference, fostering c ..read more
Mad Paws » Cats
2M ago
We all know that as a responsible pet parent, it’s important to provide protection against nasty parasites. As you navigate through all the options, which one is best suited to your four-legged friend?
Let’s delve into the evolution of flea and tick treatment for dogs and cats, and what the advancements in medicine mean for the health and safety of our furry companions. Then we can best weigh up the options.
The history of parasite treatments for pets
Before the all-encompassing options we have access to today, ancient civilisations such as the Egyptians and Greeks used various botanical extra ..read more
Mad Paws » Cats
3M ago
As pet parents, we know that having our beloved companion animals go missing is one of the worst feelings we can experience. Like any family member, we want to keep our pets safe, happy, and free from harm. Still, animals have their own instincts, and sometimes, their curiosity gets the better of them, and they escape to the great outdoors.
Even when we take steps to provide our pets with ID, we need help understanding exactly how they work. For example, microchipping differs from a GPS tracker; you could be disappointed if you expect to locate your pet solely from this ID method.
That’s why N ..read more
Mad Paws » Cats
5M ago
Remembrance Day is a time to reflect on the brave humans who sacrificed themselves in a fight for our freedom. Still, during this melancholic time, we should also take a minute to think about the war animals who fought alongside us and helped achieve victory.
Australia (along with other countries such as New Zealand and the UK) now also pays special tribute to these unsung heroes with official War Animal Day held on 24th February each year. The intention of this date is to honour their memory by donating or simply talking to other people about the sacrifices that were made by animals, raising ..read more
Mad Paws » Cats
6M ago
Australian summers bring brutal temperatures and our little furry friends are very vulnerable to the heat, so it’s crucial to know how to keep them safe. Each pet will have a different tolerance for heat based on numerous factors including age, size, breed, coat, health but heatstroke in pets is very real in our harsh climate.
In this article, we’ll share the common signs to look for that may indicate heatstroke in pets. And, 10 factors to consider when caring for your pet in hot weather, and how to keep them cool and comfortable.
Identifying heatstroke in pets
Heatstroke in pets is a s ..read more
Mad Paws » Cats
7M ago
“Where can I find a cattery near me?” is a common Google search for feline pet parents. Especially when it comes to searching for a cattery that ensures my feline friend is not only safe but pampered and stress-free. If you’ve ever pondered this question as a doting cat parent, you’re not alone.
But have you considered the alternatives that promise not just safety but personalised, one-on-one care for your kitty while you’re away? Welcome to the world of Mad Paws, where every whisker, tail flick, and purr matters immensely to us!
So if you’re searching online for a reliable cattery ..read more
Mad Paws » Cats
9M ago
Pet first aid kits can be extremely handy in many situations! Just as they are for humans, first aid kits can provide immediate care when an injury or illness is time critical.
The suggested contents below are an extensive list of contents for a pet first aid kit that caters to most scenarios. To help, we’ve put together a guide for both an at-home kit and an on-the-go kit for when you’re travelling.
Building the right kit for your pet is important – prioritising what you’ll need (or not need) is up to you, so you’re not carrying around anything unnecessary.
What to include in a pet first aid ..read more
Mad Paws » Cats
9M ago
If you’re on the hunt for someone to look after your pet while you’re on holidays, or away for a few days/weeks (or even months), Mad Paws is here to help!
Not only is it a breeze to find someone in your area, but you also have complete peace of mind that your furry friend will receive personalised care… exactly like they’re used to at home.
So you’ve landed on the Mad Paws website and notice there are several services available. From doggy day care to grooming, quick house (and pet) visits, and overnight pet sitting.
When it comes to overnight pet care services, Mad Paws offer pet sitting as ..read more
Mad Paws » Cats
10M ago
The rising cost of living combined with a recession means we’re increasingly searching for great deals on everyday items. In Australia’s answer to “Black Friday,” the click frenzy sales are a great way to bag awesome deals on essential items for you and your pets.
Still, why would we limit click frenzy savings to just one weekend of the year? We know the importance of maintaining a healthy diet and the correct medications for our favourite companions. That’s why, at Mad Paws, we offer click frenzy sales every day of the year!
Keep reading to discover how you can save big on the items that matt ..read more
Mad Paws » Cats
11M ago
Allergies in pets are not dissimilar to allergies in humans, meaning there are plenty of ways to treat them and manage them.
Along with the start of warmer weather in Spring comes the increased pollen count which causes allergies. Spring is the time of growth, flowering and new sprouts for plants and flowers which causes the increased pollen count. Pollen is spread all around so it’s hard to avoid – it’s a tiny grain that gets carried by bees, wind, insects, and animals. Its extensive presence and size means it gets into every nook and cranny just like dust can. This means it’s constantl ..read more