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I thought I'd share a story - a story that involves a different kind of animal a little red-eared turtle called George.  George joined our house when I was 18 years of age. He was the size of a (current day) two dollar coin.  We got him a super large tank with rocks for landing pads, a heat lamp for heat bathing, chilling spots and copious of fish for him to live with

I’ve been writing blogs for dogs for a number of years now and my purpose is to share information – information I have learnt on the way. 

For the parent of an allergy pet it can be so tough, the endless scratching, sleepless nights, stress and worry is something else. I often talk about overloading allergens weakening the system. An overloaded system cannot cope – the skin being the largest organ often presents as red, raw, itchy, rashy and this can be anywhere on the body! 

We know how stressful it is having an itchy dog - we've had 2 out of 3 dogs that were itchy dogs! So we know exactly how it feels - stressful, worrisome, exasperating and sometimes helpless. So in this blog we will share some of our top tips to being rash-free.

This is the question that is often asked and the answer in short is YES Wandering Jew can make your dog VERY itchy! From what I have seen over the years about 70% of dogs react to Wandering Dew. (It has several names: Wandering Jew, Wandering Dew, Wandering Willy, Tradescantia are the ones I know).

We try to do the best for our dogs and we want them to be healthy and happy.

Sometimes deciphering the fact from the fiction is confusing with all the marketing that pops up all over the web, onto our feeds and on Television. 

In this blog 'Raw Feeding 101' Eezapet has interviewed Raw Essentials to give you the when, the how and the what to raw feeding.