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International Cat Day
Caroline Pope
Aug 81 min read


Caroline Pope
Jul 210 min read


What’s on your lawn may wind up in your dog
A new study found that 68% of the dogs tested had measurable glyphosate in their urine, with some dogs carrying levels nearly 40 times higher than those reported in people. Glyphosate is the most widely used herbicide in the world. Exposure can come from treated lawns and parks, food ingredients, soil, and even drinking water. While no single exposure is likely to cause obvious illness, it’s the small, repeated exposures over a lifetime that deserve our attention. Chronic gly
Caroline Pope
Jul 211 min read


GUT HEALTH & EPILEPSY: WHAT A NEW STUDY REVEALS
GUT HEALTH & EPILEPSY: WHAT A NEW STUDY REVEALS One of the largest peer-reviewed canine epilepsy microbiome studies to date found that dogs with epilepsy have elevated levels of Collinsella, a bacterium also linked to several neurological diseases in people. Collinsella is associated with leaky gut, inflammation, altered bile acid metabolism, and lower production of butyrate—one of the gut’s most important anti-inflammatory compounds. While this study didn’t test ways to lowe
Caroline Pope
Jul 151 min read


Ace the TV star in the making!
#animalcommunication #tvdog #stumpytailedcattledog #petlovers #mybestfriend #dogsinfilm
Caroline Pope
Jul 131 min read


Caroline Pope
Jun 220 min read


The ‘Punishment’ does NOT fit the crime!
“The offending in this case is very serious. Nine of his horses have been let go almost to the point of starvation. A significant number of his horses have been euthanised because of their body condition. One of his foals was in the worst condition that the RV veterinarian had ever encountered.” The above is quoted from the Victorian Racing Tribunal when they decided on a suitable penalty for Mr Stutchbury of Flowerdale, who was found guilty of eleven charges of failing to pr
Caroline Pope
Jun 201 min read


Historic Victory-Animal Experimentation Laboratory To Close
Animal Experimentation to end at Ridglan Farms Ridglan Farms, the controversial Wisconsin facility that bred beagles for laboratory experiments, is reportedly shutting down. After years of investigations, protests, rescue efforts, and public pressure, the remaining dogs may finally have the chance to experience freedom and loving homes for the first time in their lives. “What changed was the courage, persistence, and compassion you showed the world on April 18. You brought li
Caroline Pope
Jun 161 min read


Caroline Pope
Jun 40 min read


Winter Solstice Special
Winter solstice special discount for animal communication
Caroline Pope
Jun 21 min read


Caroline Pope
May 280 min read


Common Household Products than contain cancer causing chemicals for your pet
A new peer-reviewed study in Frontiers in Veterinary Science found that 2 out of 3 dogs with lymphoma were exposed to benzene at DNA-damaging levels, and nearly 9 out of 10 were exposed to xylene. But here’s what most people miss: over half of healthy dogs had similar benzene exposure, and nearly all dogs had xylene exposure too. This isn’t rare, it’s everyday life. These chemicals, released from products like cleaners, air fresheners, candles, paints, furniture, and even gas
Caroline Pope
May 261 min read


Acquisition International Influential Businesswoman Award Winner!
Caroline has won an Influential Businesswoman Award I'm proud to have been recognised by Acquisition International and have featured in their Influential Businesswoman Awwards.
Caroline Pope
May 251 min read


Happy 5 month birthday Ace!
Ace the stumpy tailed cattle dog Hard to believe Ace is already 5 months old! He's matured very quickly, and has an incredibly strong work ethic, which can be challenging to keep up with at times. I have to admit that although surviving puppyhood isn't always easy, he's been much better than I expected him to be. We still have a long way to go, but I'm really enjoying the journey. Hopefully he'll be ready to feature in some film/television work within the next 9 months or so
Caroline Pope
May 211 min read


Ultra low-fat diets for dogs with pancreatitis is outdated advice
For decades, dogs diagnosed with pancreatitis were sentenced to a lifetime of ultra-low-fat food, but emerging research is changing that conversation. What we now understand is this: Fat alone is not the villain. The quality of the fat, and how suddenly it’s introduced, matters far more. A dog eating fresh, whole-food meals with clean, unprocessed fats is very different from a dog eating ultra-processed kibble that contains rendered fat or suddenly consuming bacon grease, f
Caroline Pope
May 191 min read


No Mosquitoes, No Heartworm
Below 57°F (14°C), heartworm transmission stops because mosquitoes cannot support larval development, meaning no infective stage is present. Yet many dogs in low-risk climates are still placed on year-round prevention regardless of actual exposure. This becomes even more important when you consider that resistance exists in certain regions and not all preventatives perform equally. Moxidectin-based products show about 97 to 100 percent effectiveness against resistant strains,
Caroline Pope
May 181 min read


New study shows PEMF helps dogs improve faster than pain meds
This is why I love my miHealth so much-it combines PEMF, tens and scenar therapies in the one unit, as well as clearing acupuncture meridians. It’s a registered first aid device (for humans) with Australia’s TGA. If you dog is slowing due to age, struggling to rise or has been injured or had surgery, a miHealth session may well benefit them. Contact me to see how I can help your pet today
Caroline Pope
May 171 min read


Understanding the Key Differences Between Puppy and Adult Dog Training
Training a puppy is often seen as a fresh start, a chance to shape a dog’s behavior from the very beginning. Yet many people expect puppies to behave like adult dogs right away, leading to frustration and confusion. Puppies and adult dogs learn differently, respond to training in unique ways, and require distinct approaches. Understanding these differences is essential for successful training and building a strong bond with your dog. This has really been bought to my attentio
Caroline Pope
May 143 min read


Paw & Order Sunday 24th May
I'm looking forward to being part of Paw & Order on Sunday 24th May. Hope to see you there!
Caroline Pope
May 141 min read


Ace and Hania
Pair your working dog puppy with the farmer’s best dog, and you have a fabulous working dog very quickly. Pair your working dog puppy with your cat and the results can be interesting...😳
Caroline Pope
May 41 min read
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