Latest News

Dog Lovers Book Club - April 2023


Just in time for the school holidays, the April 2023 - Dog Lovers Book Club selection features our top picks: from pet photography coffee table books, travel guide, non-fiction, training manual, play script even an audio book! And of course some wonderfully illustrated titles for younger dog lovers.

TAILS OF BARRINGTON COAST
by Jo Lyons – Jo Lyons Photography



Celebrating the stories of dogs of all kinds from all around Barrington Coast NSW with heartfelt photography and a gorgeous collector's edition coffee table book, all whilst raising much-needed funds and awareness for endangered wildlife in need.

Proudly part of the “Tails of the World” series, Tails of Barrington Coast features award-winning images by Wootton Dog Photographer Jo Lyons.

This project directly benefits Aussie Ark with $2677 donated through the application fees from pawrents of the dogs who participated in this project.




This is a signed, Collector's Edition as only 100 copies have been printed.

Hardcover, 160 pages
A4 size, full-colour professional photographs of 55 dogs from the country to the sea, alongside their story.

RRP: $120.00 from Jo Lyons Photography

DOG TALES OF AUSTRALIA
by Kerry MartinPuppy Tales Photography

The book, the guide, the best holiday inspiration for holidays with your barking bestie!

This just might be the greatest love story ever told – in the form of a beautifully illustrated, comprehensive pictorial guide to selecting, prepping, and revelling in the best doggone getaways ever.


Dog Tales of Australia presents over 290 pages packed with real locations, real world advice and real experiences, perfect for when you really want to share some special times with your very special holiday-bound hounds.

Let’s face it, your dog is more than your best friend, they’re part of your family. 


So, make them part of your favourite family holiday memories too and be inspired to embark on a truly fur-bulous adventure.




RRP: $45.00 (book); $40.00 (eBook) from puppytales.com.au

For your chance to win 1 of  3 copies of Dog Tales of Australia, enter our competition before April 10!

STRAY DOGS
by Theo Chester

What would YOU risk to build a better world?

It's been a harsh winter. Outside the city walls, people are starving. Inside, the rich townspeople hoard their grain and gold. Like his father before him, Jacob must serve the elite and keep those who steal in order. He fixes their broken bones, sews up their wounds, and then chops off their heads.


Jacob believes he will keep the peace better through solely healing, but he desperately needs the town's blessing. Little does he know that others close to him have far more radical plans for change.
Grounded in the past but distinctly contemporary, this unique debut from Theo Chester uses bold storytelling to create an uneasy, yet wonderfully strange new world.

Stray Dogs is the work of writer Theo Chester and director Tommo Fowler. The theatre play is produced by Cindy McLean-Bibby and Theatre503.

Paperback, 138 pages
Publisher: Salamander Street Ltd, 14th March 2023
Age guidance: 14+


Price: $21.75 from www.booktopia.com.au  

THE MOST PAINFUL CHOICE
A Dog Owner's Story of Behavioural Euthanasia
by Beth Miller


When Champ, a German Shepherd, was adopted from a local breed rescue, his family hoped and expected to spend many fun-filled years with him. However, Champ suffered physically and mentally from neglect and trauma from his first years of life.


Despite numerous treatments, Champ was never able to overcome that trauma to become a "normal" dog, and his family made the painful decision to give him peace through behaviour euthanasia.

This work serves not only as an account of Champ's life and his family's attempts to help him, but also as a resource on behaviour euthanasia, which is a compassionate choice for unmanageable aggression, reactivity, bites or severe anxiety.


Investigating the potential causes of these issues, chapters examine scientific research on dog behaviour and emotions.

Paperback,‎ 277 pages
Publisher: ‎McFarland, 15 February 2023


Price: $56.96 at www.amazon.com.au

K9 MEDIC UNLEASHED
by Eric Odie Roth

K9 Medic Unleashed
will teach you how to take care of your Dog in the event of an emergency. Author, Eric Odie Roth has worked as a paramedic for a busy 911 system for over 25 years and has been teaching Dog First Aid and CPR since 2009.

Since there is no 911 for Dogs, Eric takes his world as a paramedic and shows the reader how to apply life saving skills to your beloved dog.

Paramedics are faced with high stressed life saving decisions every day. When the emergency involves your own dog the stakes go up. Be prepared!


Paperback, 288 pages
Publisher: MCP Books, 15th November 2022


RRP: $59.40 from www.booktopia.com.au

A MAN CALLED POSSUM (Audiobook)
The Man who became a legend of the Australian Outback
written by Max Jones, narrated by Graeme Goodings

As the mighty Murray swells and flood peaks reach heights only seen in 1956 comes a story of a man who turned his back on society to live as recluse along the Murray for more than 50 years.

There were rumours he was criminal on the run. Worse, could he be a doctor who had fled after murdering his wife? Over many years the mystery grew until Riverland Police Detective Sergeant Max Jones went in search of the man known only as ‘Possum.’


It took years tracking Possums’ whereabouts along the Murray before Max caught up with him, and then it took numerous meetings before Possum felt confident enough to tell the real story.

So how could he possibly survive living for decades in the outdoors? The outback is a land of extremes, daily temperatures of 35 degrees or more in summer plunging to near zero in winter. But not only did he survive, he thrived for 54 years.

So what was Possum’s story? Where did he come from? Why did he choose to live the life he did? And how did he develop a connection with the wildlife, the birds, the animals that were to be his only companions in life?
​Often I’d see him walking along the River bank, and my dogs would run over to him and he would ruffle them up a bit and send them back.

Possum seemed to be a natural horseman. He left the horse-yard, and had a good look around before walking quickly to where I had four dogs tied up. I watched him let two dogs loose. He ruffled them up a bit, then he jogged down to the creek bank where he sat on a fallen tree trunk and played with the dogs for at least an hour. Possum then hunted them back to the house and walked off down along the creek.

“By the way,” I said, “I saw you let two of my dogs loose a while back”. Possum said “I didn’t let them all go, I don’t like to see them tied up. I like dogs and took them for a walk for a while, and then hunted them back. I knew they wouldn’t go away with the other two still tied up. I didn’t mean any harm. I won’t do it again”. “I don’t mind really,” I replied, “It’s just that I didn’t know it was you, it had me worried.

Anyway, do you want any tucker or anything?” “No thanks, he said, I’m alright”.

From 8 to 80, this is a story of adventure, ambition, rejection, resilience, compassion and at the end of it all, optimism to take on and deal all that life can throw at you.

Max Jones, an outback legend in his own right, tells a compelling story of the friendship he built up with the Possum and unravels a story for all ages.

RRP : $16.50 (Audiobook) from goodinningsmedia.com.au

BOOK CLUB – KIDS’ CORNER

RUNT
by Craig Silvey, illustrated by Sara Acton
'You don't have to carry the weight of the world in your tool belt.'
Annie Shearer lives in the country town of Upson Downs with her best friend, an adopted stray dog called Runt. The two share a very special bond.


After years evading capture, Runt is remarkably fast and agile, perfect for herding runaway sheep. But when a greedy local landowner puts her family's home at risk, Annie directs Runt's extraordinary talents towards a different pursuit - winning the Agility Course Grand Championship at the lucrative Krumpets Dog Show in London.

However, there is a curious catch: Runt will only obey Annie's commands if nobody else is watching.

With all eyes on them, Annie and Runt must beat the odds and the fastest dogs in the world to save her farm.

Runt is a heart-warming and hilarious tale of kindness, friendship, hurdles, hoops, tunnels, see-saws, being yourself and bringing out the best in others. A funny, beautifully told story for readers of all ages from the bestselling author of Jasper Jones and Honeybee
Craig Silvey is an author and screenwriter from Fremantle, Western Australia.

Paperback, 352 pages
Publisher: Allen & Unwin, 5th October 2022


Price: $14.95 from www.booktopia.com.au

DOG STAR
by Megan Shepherd

Based on an incredible true story, Carnegie Medal nominee and New York Times-bestselling author Megan Shepherd crafts a harrowing, propulsive girl-and-her-dog tale that will linger in your heart long after the last page.

Laika is a Cold Dog, a stray pup fighting for her life on the streets of Moscow. Then, one winter night, she is plucked from her alley to become a starflyer, a dog trained to travel into space. Distrustful of people, Laika tries to do everything she can to escape. That is, until she meets Nina.


Nina is a Cold Girl, lonely and full of questions. Her best friend has moved to America in a rush, leaving Nina to face the school bullies all by herself. Plus, her father's work as a scientist in the Soviet Space Program grows more secretive by the day.

When the two meet in her father's laboratory, their growing bond slowly warms the chill that has settled in each other's hearts. As the Space Race between the United States and the Soviet Union grows fierce, Laika and Nina uncover shocking secrets and hard truths that will test their friendship. How will they find the courage to chase their dreams all the way to the stars?


Format: Paperback, 224 pages
Publisher: St Martins Press, 28th March 2023
For Ages: 8+ years old


Price: $19.09 at www.amazon.com.au

ITTY BITTY KITTY
by Maddy Mara, illustrated by Noemie Gionet Landry

Itty Bitty Kitty LOVES pouncing, lap naps and hiding in suitcases. She HATES being called cute. She is almost a tiger, after all!


She may still be a kitten, but Itty Bitty is ready to take on the world. And she knows all the Cat Laws.

But her family doesn’t seem to know anything. They think she should make friends with puppies! And go on trips! What’s a cat to do?

Join Itty Bitty on three new epic adventures. Will she stick to the rules? Or will this kitty make up her own rules for life?

Paperback, 192 pages
Publisher: Affirm Press, 28th March 2023
For Ages: 5 - 8 years old


Price: $14.25 from www.booktopia.com.au

 SNUFFY

by Andrew Dittmer, illustrated Jenni Goodman

Snuffy is a little dog who just has to sniff EVERYTHING!


Sometimes Snuffy's sniffer gets her into trouble, but can her nose save a day at the beach from an unhappy ending?
While you read the story together, your kids will look at the clues to find how Snuffy’s owner, Grum’s precious razzle-dazzle beach hat disappeared. Share beautiful moments together as you enjoy a cute puppy, cheeky seagulls and share time together with your little ones.

Snuffy has been shortlisted in the Speech Pathology Australia Book of the Year awards 2022 so you can be sure your child is getting an engaging story that also will help them develop their literacy skills.

Paperback, 32 pages
Publisher: New Holland Publishers, 7th April 2023
For Ages: 5-7 years old


RRP: $22.95 (signed copy) at andrewdittmer.square.site

TOODLE THE CAVOODLE
Sniffle Snuffle

by Richard TullochHeidi Cooper Smith (Illustrator)

Toodle the Cavoodle is the new children’s book series from a seriously impressive line-up of Australian talent. Toodle already has his own hit song penned by songwriter to The Wiggles, an Ambassadorship no less, and an animated series in the works.

Toodle the Cavoodle tumbles and bumbles his way through the lively Lillipilly Lane community. The bouncy, boisterous puppy knows his neighbours best from his dog’s-eye view – the grubby gumboots grandma, the smelly sneakers grandpa, the girl with sparkly sandals and other friends.


But since he shares the emotions and understanding of a young child, Toodle’s whoops-a-diddle, let-me-help, getting-underfoot antics often lead to hilarious mini-dramas, before he succeeds in bringing both old and young people together. In the end, everybody loves Toodle!

In Book 1, Toodle the Cavoodle loves finding smells in the scritchy, scratchy grass. But the grandparents of Lillipilly Lane love cleaning up and finding fresh uses for junk. They’re about to turn Toodle’s favourite sniffling snuffling patch into a neat and tidy park! Oh no! What will Toodle do?

Toodle’s adventure sees him discover that he is loved no matter what. A joyful read-aloud story for everyone to share – no matter what age you are!


Petbarn Foundation will donate $1 for every Toodle the Cavoodle book sold to Story Dogs assisting in the cost of training and placement of more dogs and handlers in more Australian schools.

Paperback, 32 pages
Publisher: Big Sky Publishing, 5th October 2022
For Ages: 3 - 8 years old


Price: $12.00 from www.amazon.com.au

CLYDE THE GREYHOUND
by Beck Feiner, Robin Feiner

Sometimes Clyde feels like a square dog in a round hole ...


Lucy adores her adopted Greyhound. She takes him on spa dates and gives him toys, the best organic meals, a whole wardrobe of strange outfits, and even a flashy new name! But why isn’t he happy yet?

From the bestselling team behind If I Was Prime Minister and Aussie Legends Alphabet comes an endearing story about staying true to ourselves.

Hardcover, 32 pages
Publisher: Hardie Grant Children's Publishing, 3rd November 2022
For Ages: 3 - 99 years old


Price: $16.00 at BIG W. Available from many bookstores and online.

Dog Tales of Australia Guide by Kerry Martin



Looking for the best travel inspiration for holidays with your furry friend?

Puppy TalesDog Tales of Australia bucket-list guide of dog friendly destinations helps you find the best holidaying adventures with your barking bestie!

Victorian dog adventurer and award-winning pet photographer Kerry Martin and husband Sam dig nothing more than travelling Australia with their two furry companions, Keiko and Summer.

In fact, they spend up to six months of the year travelling to amazing dog-friendly destinations throughout the country.

Puppy Tales Photography - Great Keppel Island (Queensland)

They even em-bark-ed on a 13-month, 56,400 km ‘lap’ of Australia that was meant for a coffee table book and transformed into a 290-page bucket-list guide of dog friendly travel and destinations Down Under!

“It wasn’t difficult to find pet friendly accommodation in Australia. It was harder to find what to do to have an incredible time with your dog,” said Kerry, who is also editor of Puppy Tales, a website aimed at helping pet parents make the most of life with their fur family.


Puppy TalesDog Tales of Australia book is packed with real locations, real world advice and real experiences, perfect for when you really want to share some special times with your very special holiday-bound hounds!
“Whether it’s hiking, paddle boarding or chilling on the beach, taking your dog on holiday adds some challenges, but it's also so much more rewarding and fun!” said Kerry. 
“When you’re travelling with your dog, sometimes you let your dog lead the way. It’s a slower, more meaningful travel experience where you can see more and take it all in.

Puppy Tales Photography - Keiko and Summer visiting Broome (Western Australia)


Kerry and her fur family stayed in caravan parks, free camping sites, luxury accommodation, station stays, cabins and at friends' farms. They also explored the best of doggo-friendly attractions, beaches, parks and gardens, the bush and so much more!

Kerry captured more than 100,000 photos and logged more than 140 hours of drone flight to create the collection of photography and fur-tastic memories to illustrate Dog Tales of Australia.

“We show you the BEST places! Where the locals go, those hidden gems of a beach or stunning view that are off the track!” said Kerry. 

“We also thank our Puppy Tales followers for sharing their destination tips during our journey.”



Price & Where to Buy:

RRP: $45.00 (Book); $40.00 (eBook).

For more information or to purchase Dog Tales of Australia, visit puppytales.com.au/product/dog-tales-of-australia-book

About Kerry Martin & Puppy Tales

Photodography™ you'll adore - Pet Travel & Adventures you'll Dig

Kerry Martin of Puppy Tales considers pets very much part of the family so lives this adage to help and inspire fellow pet parents to create incredible memories of a most pawsome life together!

Kerry's Melbourne-based but is often on the road throughout Australia offering her award-winning dog photography. She's known throughout the country for her seasonal photography experiences, most notably Snow Dogs, and her studio-based Project Dogalogue. Of the many national and international photography awards she's received over the past decade, the highlights have been Master of Photography and Australian Pet/Animal Photographer of the Year.

Kerry with Keiko & Summer in Bright (Victoria)
As she travels with her own adored furry companions Keiko & Summer, Kerry writes to share her knowledge and experiences of all things dog, photography and travel. She creates content for the Puppy Tales website, a social media community of over 500,000 and other publications to promote the wonderful relationships between dogs and people. 

This includes encouraging dog-inclusive activities and lifestyles, telling of her travels & adventures, providing resources for keeping dogs happy & healthy, sharing dog photography how-to and recounting heartfelt dog stories. All accompanied by her stunning photography!

Puppy Tales is a business for good with a mission to make a paw-sitive difference. Puppy Tales operates as carbon negative; supports many local organisations through photography, fundraising and more; and plays a part in the global community’s effort to protect the planet, take action on climate change and care for animals and wildlife. She's also the founder of the Australian Dog of the Year Awards which recognises the incredible contribution of dogs to people, communities and society.

To discover more, visit puppytales.com.au 

Pimm's, Plants & Puppy Pawcasso - April 23


The ulti-mutt night out for dogs and their humans!

Australia's first-ever dedicated dog-friendly indoor plant boutique is proud to announce its upcoming event, Pimm, Plants and Puppy Pawcasso

It will be held on Sunday 23rd April, 2023 at 4:00pm at the Monrose Indoor Plants in Newport, Victoria.

This unique and seriously bark-tastic event will provide the perfect place for your doggos to follow in the footsteps of famous artists like Pablo Picasso and Vincent van Gogh.

Spanning over 1.5 hrs your pup will get to paint (yes, paint) their very own take-home plant pot, using dog-friendly painting techniques taught by the Paw Ranger leading the class, in between snacking on their very own delicious Doggie Charcuterie board

Both are adorable and fancy! But the fun doesn’t stop there, especially for the humans!
 
After your paw pal has painted their very own masterpiece, you’ll get to creatively construct a stunning toxic-free dog-friendly indoor plant arrangement, while sipping on a Pimm's.

Rest assured that all products used throughout the night including paint, wipes, plants, and food are 100% pet-safe.

All tickets purchased will receive a complimentary Monrose Pet-Friendly Indoor Plant $10 voucher to use on the night.

This event is limited to only 10 tickets, and it is exclusively for humans aged 18 years and above.

All fundraising proceeds from the night will go directly to Stafford Rescue Victoria.

What: Pimm, Plants & Puppy Pawcasso

When: Sunday 23rd April 2023, at 4:00pm.

Where: Monrose Pet-friendly Indoor Plants419 Melbourne Rd, Newport, VIC, 3015

To browse the range of pet-friendly indoor plants, gifts, pet products & Monrose pet treats, head to monroseindoorplants.com.au

For more details on the event and to purchase tickets, please visit www.eventbrite.com.au 

Additional events announced for May 2023!

Pimm, Plants and Puppy Pawcasso - Frenchie & Cavoodle Meet Up!
Tuesday 2nd May 2023, 6:30 PM


RSPCA Million Paws Walk 2023 - May 28



Early birds get the Million Paws Walk 2023 discount!

The RSPCA Million Paws Walk is calling all heroic pooches and their superhumans to sign up for Australia’s largest walk to fight animal cruelty on Sunday, 28 May 2023.

Enjoy the incredible excitement of joining thousands of other superheroes across the country – take in the sights, enjoy the stalls, food, games, music, raffles, and more!




Register online now to receive a 20% early bird discount and use your superhero powers to support the 20,000 dogs that turn to the RSPCA for help each year.

“The best thing about the Million Paws Walk is with each step you help improve the lives of dogs that were victims of cruelty, bred to turn a profit, or abandoned by the humans they loved unconditionally,” said RSPCA NSW Community Fundraising Manager, Ben Wilheim.

“Sign-up today to your local Million Paws Walk event and bring your four-legged friend along to help give dogs in need a second chance.”

All fundraising efforts, no matter how big or small, will have a tangible impact on the lives of animals across the state:

✔️ $36 can help provide a dog with a warm bed, love, and care for one day in our shelter.

✔️ $58 can help a shelter dog learn to trust again with specialised training and affection.

✔️ $90 can help transport injured and abused animals to get medical care.

✔️ $252 can help us care for a dog in one of our shelters for a whole week.

✔️ $1,008 can help us care for a mistreated, abused, or abandoned dog in our shelters for a whole month!

Those who can’t make it to an in-person event are encouraged to sign-up for Walk this May, our virtual challenge that sees attendees walk 30 minutes a day with their dog all through May. This is an opportunity to still raise vital funds for RSPCA NSW.

Enjoy the incredible excitement of joining thousands of other superheroes to rescue, rehabilitate and rehome dogs in need.

There are 10 locations across the state to choose from – find your nearest local walk at www.millionpawswalk.com.au

Walk locations in NSW

✔️ Sydney – Sydney Olympic Park
✔️ Shoalhaven – Lions Park, Burrill Lake
✔️ Albury – Hovel Tree Park, Albury
✔️ Mudgee – Lawson Park, Mudgee
✔️ Bathurst – Macquarie River Bicentennial Park
✔️ Illawarra – Reddall Reserve, Lake Illawarra
✔️ Broken Hill – Zinc Lakes, Broken Hill
✔️ Hunter – Speers Point Park, Speers Point
✔️ Goulburn – Seiffert Oval
✔️ Coffs Harbour – Park Beach Reserve, Coffs Harbour

This year, we’re getting together all over Australia, in every State and Territory

Find your nearest walk event in your State and be a superhero for pets in need. 
They're counting on you!


Rainbow Bridge In-Home Pet Euthanasia helps create peaceful memories



It’s time to end stressful partings, home pet euthanasia is here

As pet owners, we all know that saying goodbye to our furry friends is one of the most difficult things we will ever have to do. 

While euthanasia is a common practice, many of us struggle with the thought of taking our pets to the local veterinary clinic for their final moments. Many dogs and cats don’t enjoy their visits to the vet and they can feel stressed and anxious on the drive to the clinic or when they walk in the door.

But what if there was another option? A way to say goodbye at home, surrounded by familiar sights and smells? Some vets are now offering in home euthanasia as an alternative way to farewell your beloved companion.

Dr Audrey Harvey is one of those vets. With over 30 years’ experience in small animal practice, she has helped many pets cross the Rainbow Bridge. 




When it comes to her own dogs, they are euthanased at home in their bed with their human and canine family surrounding them. 

For the last two years she has been offering this service to pet owners of the Moreton Bay region and Brisbane North, in Queensland through her business Rainbow Bridge In Home Pet Euthanasia. Dr Audrey has also inspired her colleague and good friend Dr Dave Kahl to offer a similar service to pets on the Sunshine Coast.

Dr Audrey feels that not only is home euthanasia more peaceful for pets and their people, but it gives pet owners some control over a distressing time. They can to some extent choose the time of the appointment, as well as the location for their pet to rest, whether it be on the couch or under a favourite tree in the backyard. 




They can have family present to support them and they can prepare a playlist of songs that are meaningful to them. Dr Audrey describes one visit where, as the little dog took its last breath, the playlist turned to Ed Sheeran’s song, Visiting Hours. The first line of that song is, “I wish that heaven had visiting hours”. It was a perfect song for that moment.
Home euthanasia also allows you to grieve in privacy and comfort without having to worry about other pets or people in a clinic setting.
Georgia recently had to have her dog Maggie euthanased and she chose to have it done at home.

“Dr Audrey brought a nurse with her when she came to my house and they were both so kind. They explained the whole process to me, and when I was ready Dr Audrey gave Maggie a sedative injection while her nurse fed her chocolate, which she loved – typical Labrador! 

She fell asleep with her head in my lap. Dr Audrey then shaved her leg and put an IV catheter in her vein. When Maggie was given the euthanasia injection, she passed away so peacefully. She was in her own lounge room, with her family and it was all very gentle. There was no rush, and afterwards they helped to take her for cremation. It was sad but I’m so glad for Maggie that we could do this at home”.




One thing Dr Audrey would like all pet owners to consider, if they are exploring the option of home euthanasia, is timing. It is not always possible for a vet to come to your home at short notice in an emergency so you need to plan. 

If you want the home euthanasia experience then you may need to say goodbye a day or two before it is necessary, so you can be sure a vet has time to come to you. There have been many times where pet owners have called for an immediate house call because a pet has suddenly declined and needs euthanasia quickly, but Dr Audrey has been unable to attend due to other appointments. 

These pets needed to be euthanased at a veterinary clinic which was not what the owners were hoping for. 
Don’t leave it until the last minute to make end of life plans for your beloved.
Choosing home euthanasia means you can spend the last moments with your pet in the comfort of your own home, surrounded by familiar sights and sounds. However, it's important to be prepared.

  • Firstly, choose a space where you want your pet to go to sleep. Consider using soft blankets or pillows for their comfort. You may also want to dim the lights or light candles as this can create a calming atmosphere. Make sure there is room for everyone who wants to be present as well as your veterinarian and their assistant if they have one.
  • Secondly, make sure all family members are aware of what will happen during the process. This includes any children who are old enough to understand death and dying. If children are a bit young to know what’s going on, arrange to have a carer for them so you don’t have to worry about them while focusing on your pet. Other pets can be kept out of the room but it’s important to give them the opportunity to see and sniff their deceased companion afterwards.
  • Thirdly, speak with your veterinarian about how they conduct in-home euthanasia procedures. They will walk you through the visit so there are less likely to be any unexpected issues on the day.
  • Fourthly, look into aftercare options before your appointment so your crematorium can be prepared to receive your pet, or you can have a place prepared if you are choosing home burial.
  • Lastly, take a day or two off work afterwards if needed so that you can grieve and surround yourself with support from friends or family members during this difficult time.


It's never easy to make the decision to say goodbye to a beloved pet. 

However, when their quality of life has declined and they are struggling, home euthanasia can provide a peaceful and comfortable environment for them to pass away.

To learn about Rainbow Bridge In Home Pet Euthanasia servicing Moreton Bay & North Brisbane, please head to the website: www.rainbowbridge.vet

You can follow Dr Audrey on Facebook: www.facebook.com/rainbowbridgepeteuthanasia 
and @rainbowbridgevet on Instagram.