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Carla Francis (Dip. CMA. Fel) is the internationally recognised author of three books translated into multiple languages. Her work has been featured extensively across Australia, on SBS and ABC radio, as well as in The Daily Telegraph, Herald Sun, The Courier Mail, and in Cat World UK. She's also the in-house pet travel expert for PetsForever app, and she has also received an award in the animal narrative category at the 2021 International Book Awards USA.

March 30, 2016

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Inspired Ideas To Help You Cope With The Loss Of Your Pet One of the hardest parts of owning a pet is knowing you will outlive them. It’s never easy having to say goodbye to a pet. After all, they are a beloved member of the family. They have been your companion and friend for…

March 9, 2016

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Travelling with Pets on Australia’s East Coast Guidebook is a full colour guide to the best places to stay on the East Coast. An essential resource for anyone who loves to travel with their dog, cat, bird or even horse – from five-star hotels to secluded camping sites. This book features: • Unbiased opinion for each…

March 9, 2016

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MaxxWell Australia Water Magnet for Pets For healthy pets, it is essential that they have access to clean, fresh drinking water. To freshen and energise ordinary tap water, place the water magnet in the pet’s main drinking bowl.   The magnet reduces unpleasant odours in chemically treated tap water by magnetising and ionising the water; this…

February 21, 2016

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Image from Reunite Dias   This story will renew your faith in humanity. A family pet from Iraq that got lost, almost as soon as he reached Greece, was lucky enough to have an international campaign launched to try to track down his owners. According to the Facebook page Reunite Dias, set up to help to…

February 14, 2016

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Kutti Beach, often referred to as “Kutti,” is a hidden gem located in Sydney, Australia. Nestled in the eastern suburbs, it offers a more tranquil escape compared to some of the city’s busier beaches. This relatively unknown beach permits dogs (on leash only). Tucked away in the Eastern Suburbs, this little piece of heaven feels…