Care

Pet First Aid is a mobile app that aims to assist dog and cat owners with pet-related emergencies. Providing veterinary advice in the palm of your hand.

Australians worrying about their pets’ condition can reach out to board-certified veterinarians (with at least 10 years of experience) via video call, phone call, or text messaging through Vetchat.

A free and convenient way to connect with a verified pet expert anytime and anywhere, the PetCoach app allows pet owners to ask questions regarding their animal’s behaviour, health, nutrition, and more.

The Top Dog Tips YouTube channel is your ally for in-depth tips and advice on dog care, health, nutrition, and training. From veterinarians and dog trainers to groomers and animal scientists

When the long hours of being cooped up indoors seem to merge into one endless day, it pays to have a handy app that will notify you about every little ritual between your little buddy and you – whether that’s over the next few minutes, hours, days, or weeks.

Social isolation can be hard at the best of times, but it can be especially harrowing if something goes wrong at home. With response units over-stressed, it’s a good idea to learn a few first aid skills in case of emergencies.

If you’re looking for quality reading material that helps you understand your dog a whole lot better, then the Whole Dog Journal is a worthy start. The website offers informative and well-researched articles on dog care and training and has a pretty well-run email newsletter

With this brilliant new app, you can find trusted dog walkers within your area, schedule a walk, and track your dog’s walk via GPS. Available walkers are primarily based in New South Wales, Australia, but the Woofly app plans to have more walkers nationwide soon.