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The holiday season is all about spending time with loved ones, and that includes our beloved pets! This year, make Christmas special for your furry friend with gifts designed to entertain, comfort, and keep them healthy. From interactive feeders and plush toys to festive treats, there’s something for every dog on your list at Sierra Pet Products. Here’s a guide to help you choose the perfect gifts for your canine companion!1. Treats: Delicious and NutritiousWhat’s Christmas without some tasty tr …

Summer is upon us, and with the rising temperatures, it's important to ensure our furry friends stay safe and comfortable. Here are some practical tips to help your dog thrive during the hot season in Australia. Adjusting Activities for Hot Weather Summer means outdoor adventures with your dog, but it's crucial to tweak their routine to keep them cool: Opt for early morning or evening walks when it's cooler outside. Always carry a portable water bowl or bottle to keep your dog hydrated. Watch f …

Harnesses are a popular choice over collars for various reasons. They provide a safe and comfortable way to control your dog during walks without putting pressure on their neck. Unlike traditional collars, which can cause choking if your dog pulls, a harness distributes the force across the chest, minimising the risk of injury. Whether you’re introducing a harness to a puppy or an adult dog, this guide will help you choose and fit the right one for your furry friend. What Makes the Best Ha …

Teaching your dog to walk calmly on a leash is essential for enjoyable and stress-free walks. Here’s a guide to help you curb your dog’s tendency to pull on the lead.Understanding Why Dogs Pull on the LeadWhen you head out for a walk, both you and your dog should be able to enjoy a relaxed stroll with a loose leash. However, pulling on the lead is a common and frustrating issue. Before diving into techniques to address this behaviour, it’s important to understand why your dog might be pulling in …

Have you noticed your dog scratching, licking, or biting itself more than usual? Are these behaviours more prominent as the weather is warming u[? You might also see changes in your dog’s ears or eyes. Just like humans, dogs can develop pollen allergies, and these can flare up at any time of the year, especially during spring, summer, and autumn.If your dog shows any of these signs, it’s a good idea to consult your vet. Persistent symptoms may require a visit to a pet dermatologist to identify a …