Giveaway Alert! Win a Cosy & Eco-Friendly Prize Pack from Dolphin & Dog!

Happy International Bath Day, fellow pet parents! What better way to celebrate than to make bath time (and those inevitable wet winter adventures) a whole lot easier? 

We've teamed up with the amazing Australian business, Dolphin & Dog, to bring you a giveaway that will keep your pup warm, dry, and stylish – all while being kind to the planet!

One lucky winner will receive a fantastic prize pack including:

✔️1 x Dog Drying Coat

✔️1 x NEW Dog Hoodie

✔️ 1 x Dolphin & Dog Tote Bag

All beautifully presented in one of their unique illustrated dog gift boxes!

Why you'll LOVE Dolphin & Dog's goodies, especially for this freezing Australian Winter:

The Dog Drying Coat: Say goodbye to soggy doggos and wet floors! Dolphin & Dog's Dog Drying Coat is an absolute game-changer for the Australian winter. Whether your pup loves a muddy romp, a swim at the beach (even in cooler weather!), or just got caught in a sudden downpour, this coat is designed to:

✔️ Quickly absorb moisture: Made with super-absorbent materials, it'll get your dog dry in no time, reducing that "wet dog" smell and keeping them comfortable.

✔️ Keep your home cleaner: No more wet shake-offs covering your furniture and floors!

✔️ Provide warmth: Beyond just drying, it adds an extra layer of warmth, perfect for after a cold walk or bath.

✔️ Eco-friendly: Crafted with recycled materials, you can feel good knowing you're making a sustainable choice!

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The NEW Dog Hoodie: Introducing your pup's new favourite winter essential! Dolphin & Dog's Dog Hoodie is not just incredibly cute, it's also designed for comfort and warmth during those chilly Australian mornings and evenings.

✔️ Snug & warm: Provides an extra layer of warmth for your furry friend, ideal for brisk walks or lounging indoors when the temperature drops.

✔️ Stylish design: Your dog will be turning heads in this adorable and practical hoodie.

✔️ Eco-conscious materials: Made with a blend of recycled polyester and cotton, it's another fantastic eco-friendly addition to your pup's wardrobe.

About Dolphin & Dog: Dolphin & Dog is an incredible Australian business passionate about creating high-quality, functional, and ethically produced products for our beloved pets. They are committed to sustainability, using recycled and eco-friendly materials wherever possible, and their unique illustrated designs are simply delightful!

Discover their range here: www.dolphinanddog.com.au

How to Enter:

1) Like our Post (14/06/2025) and our Facebook page or Instagram account AND

2) Like Dolphin & Dog's Facebook page or @dolphin_and_dog on Instagram AND

3) Tag 2 friends who love their dogs + Share to your stories for extra entries!

Good luck, dog lovers! This is a winter warmers prize pack you won't want to miss!

NB: photo or video entries showing your pet are highly encouraged via our Australian Dog Lover Facebook page or on Instagram (simply tag us in your post* - your account must be set to public).

TERMS & CONDITIONS

1. This Competition will open on Saturday 14th June (5:00pm) and will close on Monday 23rd June, 2025 (11:59pm, A.E.S.T.). 

Please allow 2-3 weeks for your prize to be delivered directly from the company.

2. To Enter, Like both Accounts and our Post (14/06/25) + Tag 2 friends who love their dogs (photos/videos welcome) via our Australian Dog Lover Facebook page  or Instagram @australiandoglover.

3. This Promotion is a game of skill and chance plays no part in determining the winner.

The entries will be judged by the Australian Dog Lover team. The winning entries will be selected based on the most creative, informative or useful statement.

4. Please note you MUST LIKE BOTH our Facebook page and the Dolphin & Dog Facebook page or @dolphin_and_dog on Instagram to be eligible for a prize.

5. Entrants in the competition can only enter once.

6. Prizes not claimed within 48 hours will be redrawn.

* Entry into the competition is deemed acceptance of all terms and conditions.

PIA Warns of Winter Burn Risks & Smart Ways to Stay Safe

As the winter chill sets in, Pet Insurance Australia (PIA) is urging pet owners to watch out for an unexpected but serious risk: burn injuries in pets. 

PIA data shows burn-related claims rise up to 300% during winter, often caused by hot drinks, heaters, hot water bottles, and fireplaces.

“Treat heater and fire safety as if pets were your children,” urges Nadia Crighton, spokesperson for Pet Insurance Australia. “Their curiosity and warmth-seeking instincts can lead to serious scalds from hot drinks, hot water bottles and electric blankets.”

Insights from the Pet Health Monitor 2025

Based on PetSure’s vast claims database, the 2025 Pet Health Monitor underscores a growing trend in seasonal pet claims, highlighting the importance of winter safety. While it zooms in on top conditions like ear infections and skin issues, burns remain an under-recognised but significant concern, especially during colder months.

“There are a lot of warming devices now available for our pets, with some being very cheap and inviting for loving pet parents,” Crighton says. “While this can be an easy way to help keep your pet warm, it is imperative only to use these devices when you can supervise your pet safely.”

Another major issue when it comes to pets being harmed by accidental burns is heating sources for humans, such as electric bar heaters and fireplaces. 

This can not only lead to injury for your beloved pet, but it also poses a fire risk if the heating source is knocked over.

“Most cat and dog owners will know that the prime spot in the winter for our pets is typically as close to the heating source as possible,” Crighton warns. 

“While most animals you can train to stay back, puppies, kittens and older pets can be at risk of burns from getting too close.”

Top Tips to Keep Pets Warm & Safe This Winter

#1. Shift Their Bed into Sunlight

Find that warm sunbeam on the floor—pet sunshine is nature’s snuggle.

#2. Use Safe Heat Sources

Prefer a pet-safe heat pack or an insulated pet blanket. Avoid electric blankets or hot water bottles.

#3. Install Fireguards & Barriers

Create a buffer zone around heaters and fireplaces to prevent pets from getting too close.

#4. Monitor Indoor Time

Check how much sunshine reaches your pet’s favourite spot each day and adjust bedding accordingly.

#5. Dress Sensibly for the Outdoors

Use dog coats and elevate kennels off cold surfaces. Opt for straw bedding and a covered kennel flap.

#6. Stay Hydrated & Warm

Dry winter air can be dehydrating—always keep fresh water available.

#7. Keep Your Pets Indoors

Keep pets inside, particularly during the evening, and always ensure they have a warm, sheltered area to protect them from the cold weather if outside during the daytime.

#8. Train Your Pet

Train your pets not to get too close to the fireplace and deter cats from jumping up on the top of any freestanding fires.

Create barriers to ensure safety when you are not at home.

“Pets are masters at finding the warmest spot in the house,” Nadia Crighton smiles. “Simply relocating their bedding and adding soft lining ensures they stay cosy, without exposing them to burn risks.”

Winter Safety for Pets

Some pets are also more susceptible to feeling the cold.

“Those pets with short coats, the smaller-sized breeds, our elderly golden oldies or puppies and kittens can easily feel the chill of a winter’s day,” Crighton says. 

“For some of our pets, this time of year can be a great excuse to dress them up in their favourite coat or woolly jumper, particularly when venturing outside.”

Why It Matters

✔️ Prevent avoidable injuries, with vet bills often running into hundreds.

✔️ Keep pets comfortable and healthy amid rising living costs

✔️ Foster a secure home environment where pets can enjoy winter without danger.

“As the temperatures drop, we often see an increase in preventable injuries—particularly burns caused by fireplaces, heaters, and even hot drinks,” says Crighton. “It’s a timely reminder that our pets don’t always understand danger the way we do. A curious tail too close to a heater or a nap beside a hot water bottle can lead to serious injuries. Creating safe, warm spaces away from heat sources is the best way to keep our furry friends cosy without the risk.”

Watch for Warning Signs Your Pet Is Cold

If your pet starts whining, shivering, appears anxious, moves slowly or not at all, seems unusually weak, or begins burrowing for warmth, these could be early signs of hypothermia. It’s crucial to bring them inside immediately and help them warm up gradually.

“For those Australians living in colder regions, it can also mean keeping an eye out for other issues. Frostbite can be much harder to detect and may not show up until several days after exposure. If you suspect either hypothermia or frostbite, contact your veterinarian right away—prompt treatment can make all the difference.”

With a bit of planning and some extra care, your pet will stay warm, dry and out of harm’s way (and statistics) this winter.

MEDIA RELEASE, June 2025

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Iconic, world-class Guide Dog training centre in Sydney refurbished with a new vision for accessibility 

Guide Dogs NSW/ACT is announcing the refurbishment of the iconic Guide Dogs Centre in Glossodia, near Windsor in Sydney’s west. The upgrade is set to enhance operations and strengthen the organisations commitment to supporting those with low vision or blindness across the state.  

Home to the world-class dog services, the much-loved Guide Dogs Centre in Glossodia features an administration building, onsite veterinary clinic, breeding centre, kennels, outdoor training facilities and dog recreation spaces.  

The Administration building, which originally opened in 2000, has now been reimagined by Wool+Hay Architects, transforming it into a vibrant and welcoming space which sets the gold standards of modern accessibility, inclusivity and sustainability. 

The training facilities have also been upgraded to enhance the organisations dog services, including a brand-new puppy enrichment space to offer a dedicated place for young pups to train, rest and play.  

The newly renovated multipurpose space also features:  

✔️ Bright, open reception area to welcome guests. 

✔️ Large function space for staff, community and donor events. 

✔️ Fully flexible and inclusive workspace that embraces and enables diversity. 

✔️ Brand new kitchen, breakout space, bathrooms and end of trip facilities. 

✔️ Braille, tactile signage and the latest assistive technology installed throughout.  

Dale Cleaver, CEO of Guide Dogs NSW/ACT said, “The refurbishment of our Guide Dogs Centre in Glossodia is a significant milestone for Guide Dogs NSW/ACT as the facilities have been at the heart of our day-to-day operations for a quarter of a century.  

L-R: Maddison Conn, Steve Byrne, Robyn Preston MP, Darryl Newton, Mayor Les Sheather, CEO Dale Cleaver and Sibylla Vaughan and Guide Dog Velvet

“Through these vital upgrades the centre embarks on a new chapter, helping us continue to provide best-in-class facilities for our dogs, and the incredible team who work with them every day and train them.” 

“The renovated space also cements our mission to expand our services and reach and maximise impact for our Clients so they may continue to live the life they choose.” 

The refurbishment of the Guide Dogs Centre in Glossodia follows the recent opening of Guide Dogs NSW/ACT brand new spaces in Newcastle and Canberra late last year. As well as the award winning flagship premises in St Leonards, Sydney, which opened its doors to the community in 2022.  

All spaces have become vital hubs for the local communities and supported Guide Dogs mission to continue to invest in regional NSW/ACT and maximise impact for the community. 

 About the Guide Dogs Centre 

 The Guide Dogs Centre is our world-class facility where Guide Dogs live and learn crucial skills. The Centre is located at Glossodia, near Windsor in Sydney’s west.  
 
The Centre’s design draws on international expertise and the considerable experience of our Guide Dogs team. The result is a world-class facility, which includes:  

• Three kennel blocks filled with the latest creature comforts. 
• A 1.4 km training track that winds its way through the grounds. 
• An onsite veterinary clinic that includes an operating theatre and digital x-ray machine 
• Recreation areas where dogs can run free and socialise 
• A state-of-the-art breeding centre. 

For more information visit the Guide Dogs NSW/ACT website.  

MEDIA RELEASE, Sydney, 12th June 2025

Australia’s First Locally Made Biodegradable Pet Wipes Launch at Bunnings

Great Aussie Wipes introduce a sustainable, homegrown alternative for pet owners

With pet ownership on the rise around Australia, there’s growing demand for sustainable, locally made solutions to everyday pet care. To meet this increasing demand, Great Aussie Wipes has introduced Australia’s first locally made biodegradable pet wipe, suitable for all our furry friends.

Formulated with Australian purified water and locally sourced ingredients, Great Aussie Pet Wipes offer a plastic-free, compostable option for pet owners looking to reduce their environmental pawprint. Designed for quick clean-ups between washes, the pH balanced, non-irritant wipes are suitable for use on paws, fur, ears, eyes and bottoms, with zero risk of microplastics on pets. 

Each wipe is moistened with a gentle cleansing formula and includes oatmeal, jojoba and aloe vera for a healthy coat and skin.

“The launch comes at a time when Australians are increasingly embracing planet-friendly choices across all aspects of daily life, including how they care for their pets. With heightened awareness around plastic waste, ethical sourcing and environmental impact, sustainability is now a key consideration for many pet owners when choosing everyday essentials,” said Phil Scardigno, The Hygiene Co..

“As the first biodegradable pet wipe made in Australia, the new Great Aussie Pet Wipes gives pet owners a convenient and eco-conscious alternative they can feel good about using. Pet owners now have a safe, effective and homegrown option, that reflects Australian values of quality, responsibility and care.”

Ideal after a walk, park play or a trip to the beach, the wipes clean and remove mud, dirt and odours making them a must-have for pet owners on the go. Compact, and easy to store, they’re perfect for keeping in the car, at home or in a pet travel bag.

Great Aussie Wipes has built a reputation for high-quality, Australian made hygiene solutions. The new pet range reflects the brand’s commitment to delivering value, sustainability and everyday practicality for Aussie households.

Price & Where to Buy:

Great Aussie Pet Wipes, RRP $11.98 for 120 wipes are now available at Bunnings stores nationwide.

For more information, visit greataussiewipes.com.au

About Mayo Hardware

First established in 1928, Mayo Hardware Pty Limited is proudly recognised as a supplier of value to the retail, trade, government and commercial markets in Australia, New Zealand and selected export markets.

Mayo Hardware hold a market leading position in outdoor lifestyle, safety, security and hardware categories. We work with our customers and end-users to create value that can be captured and shared. This is achieved through superior product offering, customer support and working closely with partners to fully understand their requirements to create the best programs to meet their needs.

MEDIA RELEASE, 12th June 2025

Happy Birthday At Home, Valerie!

Australia’s most resilient pup turns three and her journey is far from over!

She’s been lost, found and loved by the world. Now, Valerie the Dachshund is celebrating her third birthday at home with tail wags and remarkable milestones! And the best is yet to come!

After spending 529 days lost on South Australia’s Kangaroo Island, Valerie was found and captured in April by Kangala Wildlife Rescue, a not-for-profit animal / wildlife rescue service that provided round-the-clock care to ensure her recovery and wellbeing.

The emotional reunion with her family, Georgia Gardner and partner Josh Fishlock, at Kangala became a story of resilience, community spirit, triumph against all odds and the enduring bond between human and animal.

Now back home in Albury, NSW with her family, Valerie is embracing every moment of home life with her fur siblings, Lucy the cat, Mason the Red Heeler, and her cheeky new Dachshund sister, Dorothy.

“Valerie has spent almost half her life missing, so to be able to celebrate this birthday with her at home is everything to us!” said Georgia.

“We didn’t get to celebrate her second birthday as she was still missing. But this year, we’re making up for it with a little family party with all the pets together at home, FaceTime with our parents, lots of cuddles, new toys and of course, dog friendly birthday cake and a puppuccino or two!”

For Georgia and Josh, Valerie’s birthday is also a reminder of everything their resilient pup survived and how far she’s come on her journey home. Since returning, Valerie’s story has continued to unfold in wonderful ways and into some unexpected new roles.

Wag-worthy milestones

Valerie at the RSPCA MPW Walk
- Photo Georgia Gardner

Last month, Valerie strutted through the local RSPCA Million Paws Walk as a ‘celebrity guest’, with strangers stopping for photos and sharing how her story touched their lives.

Animal lovers and pet brands from around the country sent ‘welcome home’ gifts, from coats and handcrafted accessories to raw dog food, treats, toys bundles, crate enrichment packs and even a handmade snuggle sack!

“The generosity has been overwhelming!” said Josh. “It’s been like Christmas every week. People who we’ve never met sent the most thoughtful gifts and we received so many supportive messages! It felt like the whole world was welcoming Valerie home!”

In many ways, it was, as Valerie’s journey was shared from local news bulletins to major international media.

“If you had told me a year ago that we’d get Valerie home and everyone would want to know about it, my head would have exploded!” laughed Georgia.

“We’re getting movie and book inquiries, and messages from the New York Times, The Washington Post and BBC. I’m from a small town of 800 people and Valerie is my little dog. I never imagined her story would go global. All I wanted was to raise awareness with the locals to help bring Valerie home. If those book and movie projects happen, I’d be absolutely gobsmacked!”

Supporting pets in transition

Valerie’s journey has also inspired the appointment of Ambassador for The Paws Room, the Aussie brand behind the stylish and sustainable wooden crate that helped her settle back in with the guidance of dog behaviourist Lara Shannon.

“We knew Valerie would initially need a safe and calming space to rest and re-adjust,” said Georgia. 

“Lara also showed us how using a crate could help Valerie feel secure and rebuild a sense of routine. It really reinforced how important it is for lost or (adopted) rescue dogs to have a consistent, comforting environment.

“After everything Valerie’s been through, the crate gave her a sense of security and a familiar place she could choose to retreat to whenever she needed. It’s become her happy space. We'll probably have to get another one because our cat Lucy has claimed it, too!”

As The Paws Room Ambassador, Valerie will help raise awareness for lost pets, crate training and the importance of providing lost or adopted pets with a calm, safe space to support their transition back to home life.

And now, Valerie’s story continues on her Instagram and TikTok as one of the faces behind The Real House Wags of Australia, a charming new series launched by The Paws Room. From life after rescue, to stage days with a theatre diva, the series chronicle the adventures of Australia’s favourite pup personalities, including Valerie, of course!

Finding joy in the everyday

Beyond the public spotlight, it’s the quiet, everyday moments at home that mean the most to Georgia and Josh.

“One night, Dorothy, Valerie and Lucy all fell asleep in the same bed, cuddling together,” Georgia said. “I just sat there watching them sleep, feeling content and at peace. They just looked so happy.”

Regular walks, visits to the local café for a puppuccino and weekend trips to Bunnings have become part of the family’s new normal, but they’re now moments that feel extra special.

“One of my favourite memories is walking all three pets at the oval at sunset. It made me feel so warm inside. Just pure happiness,” Georgia said. 

“Valerie is cheeky, bold and full of personality. And after everything she’s been through, she deserves a safe space and all the treats in the world.”

Follow Valerie on Instagram https://www.instagram.com/valerie_dachshund/ and on Tik Tok https://www.tiktok.com/@thepawsroomcrates

About Valerie the Dachshund

Valerie the Dachshund, touched hearts around the world after she was found 18 months after going missing on Kangaroo Island, South Australia. Valerie’s journey home to her humans Georgia Gardner and partner Josh Fishlock captured hearts around the world and inspired a growing conversation about rescue, resilience and the power of love. Together, they now help raise awareness for lost pets, crate training and the importance of safe spaces for dogs adjusting to life at home.

About The Paws Room

The Paws Room is an Australian owned company with the love of dogs at the heart of everything we do. Our designer pet furniture and curated collection of accessories aim to provide harmony between your hound and home. Made from premium birch plywood, we create sustainable furniture that connect your sense of style with your dog's sense of security. To discover more, visit www.thepawsroom.com.au

MEDIA RELEASE, 12th June 2025

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Barks, Purrs & Pure Joy: Dog & Cat Lovers Festivals Return to Sydney this August

Sydney’s most joy-filled weekend for pet lovers is back! The Sydney Dog Lovers Festival and Cat Lovers Festival will return to the Sydney Showground on Saturday 23 and Sunday 24 August 2025, offering two extraordinary events for the price of one.

With just one ticket, visitors can access both Festivals, creating an unmissable celebration of our furry companions – from whiskered wonders to loyal four-legged legends. Whether you're a passionate dog person, devoted feline fan, or both, this is a weekend to learn, connect, shop and be inspired.

Fan favourite, Farmer Dave Graham returns to bring his Super Dog Spectacular to festival goers. From Kurgo DockDogs® leaping through the air in the giant pool, to Mini Dog Races, Temptation Alley, and the awe-inspiring K9 SuperWall, the energy will be non-stop on the VitaPet Arena.

The ADVANCE™ Stage will feature an all-star line-up including Jamie the Dog Trainer, Lara Shannon, Sam March from The Dog House, and Marlene Brewer & Hudson from ABC’s Muster Dogs, offering insights into training, behaviour and deepening the bond with your canine companion.


With hundreds of dogs across dozens of breeds, engaging activities like the Barney Bed Pat-A-Pooch, and expert education at every turn, the Dog Lovers Festival is a celebration of unconditional love.

Across both Festivals, the Adoption Zone will provide the chance to meet cats and dogs looking for loving forever homes, with expert support to help guide the adoption journey.

The Festivals also feature expansive shopping precincts, with hundreds of exhibitors showcasing the latest in pet food, tech, wellness, accessories, toys and more – perfect for those who love to spoil their best friends.

Meanwhile at the heart of Hall 6 just a short stroll away, the Cat Dog Lovers Festival will will once again pounce onto the scene with two full days dedicated to celebrating our feline friends. 

 

Cat lovers can meet dozens of breeds, get up close in the Pat-A-Cat Zone, and hear from Australia’s top experts on everything from behaviour and communication to adoption and nutrition.

The WHISKAS® Stage will feature an exciting line-up of talks from well-known personalities including Dr Katrina Warren, Saba Sayyed, Rose Horton, and US-based kitten rescuer and social media sensation Hannah Shaw, widely known as the Kitten Lady. Her deeply engaging Saving Kittens Workshop is set to be a major highlight, offering invaluable advice for aspiring foster carers.

New to this year’s line-up is CatKwiz, an energetic live game show inspired by the much-loved format of RockWiz, but with a feline twist. This interactive trivia experience invites audience members to test their knowledge on everything from breed quirks to pop culture cats, with plenty of laughs along the way.

Back by popular demand, Kitty Cosplay returns on the Saturday, with cat lovers of all ages dressing up as their favourite feline breeds and characters in a fun, feel-good parade that showcases creative costumes and purr-sonalities.

Plus the popular Feline Natural Breed Showcase will present loads of rare and popular breeds.

Event Director Paul Mathers said the events are an annual highlight for pet lovers across the country and continue to evolve to deliver even more joy and connection.

“There’s something really special about the Dog Lovers & Cat Lovers Festivals. They bring together a beautiful mix of education, entertainment and community in a way that resonates with people of all ages and backgrounds.”

“Whether you’re a long-time pet parent, planning to adopt, or just love animals, the weekend is designed to make you smile, learn something new, and feel part of something bigger.”

With an inclusive atmosphere, world-class content, and a wide appeal from first-time pet-parents, to dedicated adopters, and pure pet fanatics the Festivals truly celebrate the universal joy that cats and dogs bring to our lives.

Visitors are encouraged to book early, with demand already high and capacity limited.

For tickets, full event program and updates, visit dogloversfestival.com.au/sydney

and catloversfestival.com.au/sydney

MEDIA RELEASE, June 2025

Boujee Bowl: The Ultimate Elevated Dog Feeder for Enhanced Health & Comfort

Welcome to Boujee Bowl, where dog feeding has been revolutionised with an innovative and complete feeding system. 

Designed to address the common challenges dog owners face, the Boujee Bowl promotes optimal canine posture, unparalleled comfort, and safer, healthier mealtimes. 

If you're searching for an elevated dog bowl, slow feeder for dogs, or an ergonomic pet bowl, your search ends here.

Why choose Boujee Bowl? Features engineered for your dog's wellbeing

✔️ Adjustable Elevated Dog Bowl: Our signature feature, the raised dog bowl, significantly reduces neck and back strain during meals. 

This is paramount for brachycephalic breeds (like French Bulldogs, British Bulldogs, Pugs), senior dogs, and dogs with mobility issues or disabilities. The height-adjustable base ensures a perfect fit for any dog, from puppies to large breeds.

Boujee Bowl - Cactus Base with
Slow Feeder Insert

✔️ Integrated Slow Feeder for Dogs: The included slow feeder insert is a game-changer for fast eaters. It effectively slows down consumption, preventing gulping, indigestion, bloat, and obesity, leading to improved dog digestion and overall gut health.

✔️ Ergonomic & Open-Front Design: Engineered for universal comfort, the open-front design accommodates dogs of all sizes and breeds. It's particularly beneficial for dogs with long ears (e.g., Cocker Spaniels) or long facial hair, keeping them clean and comfortable during feeding.

✔️ Premium Quality & Easy Maintenance: The durable stainless steel bowl is crafted from food-grade material with hand-welded inserts, ensuring longevity and safety. It's incredibly easy to clean and completely dishwasher-safe, simplifying your routine.

Stylish Pet Dining Solution: Beyond functionality, the Boujee Bowl boasts a modern and stylish design. Choose from a range of 6 vibrant base colours (with 2 new colours coming soon!) to complement your home décor.

✔️ Commitment to Dog Welfare: By addressing critical aspects of dog health through proper posture and controlled eating, the Boujee Bowl directly contributes to the long-term well-being and happiness of your furry family member.

The Boujee Bowl Story: A Passion for Paws

The Boujee Bowl concept was born out of genuine need. 

As a family with four brachycephalic dogs – two French Bulldogs, a British Bulldog, and a 15-year-old blind Pug – its founders experienced first-hand the struggle of finding a feeding system that met all their dogs' specific requirements. 

Traditional dog bowls simply didn't offer the necessary elevation, open-front access, stainless steel quality, adaptability, or aesthetic appeal. 

After three years of meticulous design and development, the Boujee Bowl range proudly launched in August 2024, a testament to their dedication to canine comfort.

Supporting Dog Rescue & Community

Their passion extends beyond products. From the very beginning, Boujee Bowl committed to supporting dog rescue organisations. 

They proudly partner with and donate to incredible groups like Squishy Face Rescue & Rehome, Mini's Bulldog Rescue Club, Pug Rescue & Adoption Victoria, Cocker Spaniel Rescue Australia, and Helen's House of Fur Fashion, helping countless dogs find loving homes.

Expand Your Boujee Lifestyle

Discover more than just bowls! Their expanded range now includes stylish dog-themed tote bags, practical silicone feeding mats, and their unique Boujee Buddies – adorable plush dogs designed to further support rescue initiatives.

Boujee Bowl - Base in Vanilla Latte with Enclosed Water Bowl, next to Boujee Plush

Price & How to Buy Your Boujee Bowl

Getting your Boujee Bowl is simple!

• Boujee Bowl Base: RRP $49.00
• Stainless Steel Inserts (4 options): Regular Feeder, Slow Feeder, Enclosed Water Bowl, Multi-Use Bowl, priced from $21.00-$60.00.
• Boujee Buddies: From $29.00

To receive an exclusive 20% discount, use code ADL20 at checkout at www.boujeebowl.com.au

Elevate your dog's mealtime today!

You can also follow Boujee Bowl on Facebook and  @boujeebowl.au on Instagram

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