Pawsitively Spoilt

Think grooming is just about keeping your Oodle looking cute? Think again.In this episode of Pawsitively Spoilt, we're joined by founder of MyCavoodle Bella Moro, to share practical, easy-to-follow grooming tips every Oodle owner should know. From brushing and bathing to preventing painful matting and choosing the right shampoo, we cover the simple habits that can make a huge difference to your dog's comfort, skin health and coat.So if you have an Oodle, you'll learn: How often you should brush and bathe your Oodle  The most common grooming mistakes owners make  What matting really is and why it's more serious than it looks  How to choose the right shampoo for your dog's coat and skin  Why proper drying is just as important as washing  The essential grooming tools every Oodle owner should have  How often your dog should still visit a professional groomer If you've ever wondered whether you're grooming your Oodle the right way, this episode is packed with practical advice that will help keep them healthy, comfortable and looking their best. About MyCavoodleMycavoodle is a proud Sydney-based business, 100% Australian owned and operated. Our mission is simple: to give Cavoodle parents the confidence, knowledge, and premium Cavoodle grooming products they need to keep their pups looking and feeling their best.They have a growing community of 20,000+ Cavoodle customers worldwide and backed by over 1,000 five-star reviews - making us Australia’s go-to destination for Cavoodle grooming. Join the Grooming course waitlist here https://6r1qqcpi1eq.typeform.com/to/a6PD5jcGFind MyCavoodle here: https://www.mycavoodle.com.au/Follow on Instagram https://www.instagram.com/mycavoodle.com.au/ Facebook  - @mycavoodle.com.au - https://www.facebook.com/p/Mycavoodlecomau-100094669761055/Join their Groom your Cavoodle at home Waitlist

Why Does My Dog Do That? Understanding Your Dog's Weird and Wonderful BehavioursEver wondered why your dog steals your socks, gets the zoomies, eats grass or insists on sitting on your feet? You're not alone.In this episode of the Pawsitively Spoilt Podcast, Tanya is joined by dog behaviour expert Lara Shannon to answer some of the most common (and often hilarious) questions dog owners ask.Together, they unpack the science and instincts behind everyday canine behaviours, helping you better understand what your dog is trying to tell you. From quirky habits to behaviours that may signal something more, this episode is packed with practical insights for every dog owner.In this episode, we cover: Why dogs eat grass  Why they carry food away from their bowl before eating  How they always manage to spit out tablets hidden in treats  Why dogs twitch, bark or run in their sleep  Why they spin in circles before lying down  The reason dogs dig on couches and beds  Why they bring you toys but won't let you have them  What paw chewing could mean  Why dogs steal socks and other household items  What causes the famous "zoomies"  Why some dogs love sitting on your feet Whether you're raising a Cavoodle, another oodle, or any breed of dog, this episode will help you understand the behaviours that leave so many owners scratching their heads.Tune in to discover what your dog's quirky habits really mean—and when they're perfectly normal versus when it's worth seeking professional advice. About Lara Shannon Lara Shannon is one Australia’s leading animal welfare advocates and canine experts, reaching over five million Australians each year through her education work, books and TV shows to help improve the lives of companion animals.A certified dog trainer, behaviourist and pet food nutrition specialist, Lara has been a regular on Australian TV and radio stations for the past three decades promoting important animal conservation, dog training, behaviour and other pet care issues. She is the Executive Producer and Host of the popular Channel 10 TV shows, Pooches at Play and The Dog Down Under, as well as 7TWO’s Animal SOS Australia and Editor of Poochesatplay.com.Through her TV shows, digital platforms and books, World of Dogs and Eat, Play, Love (Your Dog), as well as her work with animal shelters and pet charities, Lara’s mission is to help reduce the needless euthanasia of adoptable shelter animals to zero, and to help dog owners provide their dogs with the healthiest, happiest life possible.Further resources and to order Lara’s books visit:  https://poochesatplay.com/To learn more about Lara visit: https://larashannon.com/FInd her on social media: Instagram:  @poochesatplay @larashannonFacebook: @poochesatplay @larashannonauTikTok: @larashannon01

How to Cope with Anticipatory Grief: Supporting Yourself Before Saying Goodbye to Your DogWatching your dog grow older or face a serious illness can be one of the hardest experiences any pet owner will ever go through. Long before we have to say goodbye, many of us begin grieving the loss we know is coming and often don't realise there's a name for it.In this heartfelt episode of the Pawsitively Spoilt Podcast, Tanya shares her own journey with her beloved dog, Latte, alongside animal communicator Donna Hamer, as they explore the emotional reality of anticipatory grief. Together, they discuss why it's so common, why feelings of guilt and anxiety are completely normal, and how to navigate this difficult stage while still cherishing the precious time you have left with your dog.If you're caring for a senior dog or a pet with a terminal illness, this conversation offers practical advice, reassurance, and compassionate support to help you focus on making meaningful memories instead of living in fear of what's ahead. In this episode, we cover: What anticipatory grief is and why so many dog owners experience it  The emotional signs to look out for before your dog has passed  Why caring for a senior or unwell dog can feel emotionally overwhelming  How to cope with guilt, anxiety and the fear of "the day" coming  Practical ways to prepare emotionally without losing joy in the present  Creating meaningful memories with your dog during their final chapter  Advice and comfort for anyone currently walking this journey with their beloved companion About DonnaDonna Hamer, known as Donna DoLittle Animal Communicator, is an Animal Communicator, Pet Psychic, Author, and Pet Grief Coach. She helps pet guardians better understand their animals by intuitively connecting with pets, both living and in spirit, and sharing their thoughts, feelings, and messages.Donna is the bestselling author of Pet Loss & Grief – From Loss to Love: A Healing Journey Through Pet Grief and is passionate about supporting people through the challenges of pet loss, grief, and end-of-life care. Her upcoming book and journal, Anticipatory Grief: Navigating End of Life with Your Pet, offers practical and compassionate support for those facing the difficult journey of saying goodbye to a beloved companion.Through her work, Donna helps people find comfort, connection, healing, and hope during every stage of their journey with their pets. For more information, visitWEBSITE:  https://www.donnadolittle.com.auBOOKING LINK:  https://bookme.name/donnadolittle/IG:  https://www.instagram.com/animalcommunicationwithdonna/FB:  https://www.facebook.com/donnadolittle

Pet insurance can provide peace of mind, but many dog owners are surprised by what is, and isn’t, covered when they need to make a claim. In this episode of Pawsitively Spoilt, we dive into the world of pet insurance with Nathan Harris, co-founder of Knose Pet Insurance as he shares the most common claims being made today and the costly surprises many owners never see coming.We discuss whether illnesses or injuries are driving the majority of claims, how veterinary costs have changed over the past few years, and whether popular breeds like Cavoodles and other oodles are more prone to certain conditions. We also uncover the biggest preventable health issues, the top reasons claims are declined, and what first-time pet owners should consider when choosing a policy.Whether you're already insured or still deciding if pet insurance is right for your dog, this episode is packed with practical advice to help you avoid expensive mistakes and make informed decisions about your dog's health and wellbeing.In this episode, we cover: 🐶 The most common pet insurance claims today 🐶 The unexpected claims that catch owners off guard 🐶 How claims and veterinary costs have changed over time 🐶 Common conditions affecting Cavoodles and other oodles 🐶 Preventable issues that lead to expensive vet bills 🐶 Why some claims get declined—and how to avoid it 🐶 Tips for choosing the right pet insurance policyIf you've ever wondered whether pet insurance is worth it, this episode is a must-listen for every dog parent.About Nathan Harris Nathan Harris is the Co-founder and Chief Operating Officer of Knose Pet Insurance, where he uses his strong background in economics, finance, and insurance to help reshape the pet industry around veterinarians. After completing his Bachelor of Business at RMIT University and further studies in economics and an MBA, he has focused since co-founding Knose in 2017 on supporting local vets and making it easier for pet owners to access consistent, vet-led care through simple, ‘set and forget’ pet insurance and wellness plans.Having grown up on a dairy farm, Nathan formed a love of animals early on. He now combines this with his business experience to ensure animal health and wellbeing are accessible and affordable to everyone. Find Knose here: www.knose.com.au@knosepetinsurance on Facebook, Instagram, Youtube and Tiktok. Watch on Pooches at Play TV show:https://www.knose.com.au/blog/pooches-at-play-nathan-explain-insurance/

What makes a dog treat truly healthy?In this episode of the Pawsitively Spoilt Podcast, Tanya sits down with Sarah and Tracy from Nooch Pets to explore the science behind dog treats and why not all treats are created equal.The conversation dives into what "science-backed" pet nutrition actually means, how ingredient quality impacts long-term health, and what dog owners should look for when reading treat labels. Sarah and Tracy also unpack common misconceptions about natural treats, discuss the differences between freeze-dried and air-dried products, and share practical advice for choosing treats that support your dog's wellbeing without sacrificing taste.Whether you're raising a puppy, managing allergies and sensitivities, or simply want to make more informed choices for your dog, this episode is packed with valuable insights to help you become a more confident pet parent.Plus, stay tuned for a fun question at the end that every treat-loving dog would want answered!Find Nooch Pets here: https://noochpets.com.au/ Nooch Pets is an Australian family-owned pet wellness brand founded by mother-daughter duo Tracy and Sarah, dedicated to natural, science-backed solutions for dogs and cats. Born from a personal experience with their dog Manuka's food and environmental allergies, every product is developed with full ingredient transparency, no fillers, no hidden additives. Their 25+ product range is vet-approved, dermatologist tested, and built around a whole-pet approach to health and wellbeing.

Thinking about crate training but not sure where to start? In this episode, I talk to Eliza Kennedy from the Paws Room to unpack everything dog owners need to know about crate training, including the benefits, common misconceptions, and practical tips for success.Whether you have a new puppy, a rescue dog, or an adult dog who has never used a crate before, we'll explain how to introduce the crate positively, avoid common mistakes, and help your dog see their crate as a safe and comfortable retreat.We'll also discuss separation anxiety, toilet training, overnight sleeping arrangements, and how crate training can support your dog's wellbeing when done correctly.If you've ever wondered whether crate training is cruel, how long your dog should spend in a crate, or how to stop crate-related whining and barking, this episode is for you.In this episode you'll learn: The benefits of crate training for puppies and adult dogs  How to choose the right crate size  Common crate training mistakes to avoid  Tips for creating positive crate associations  How crate training can assist with toilet training and routine  What to do if your dog hates the crate Perfect for Cavoodle, Oodle and small dog owners looking to build confidence and create a calm, happy home environment. Listen now and discover how crate training can become one of the most valuable tools in your dog's training journey.Eliza Kennedy is the Co-Founder of The Paws Room, a premium Australian dog furniture brand inspired by her own anxious Shar Pei and a passion for thoughtful design. After experiencing the positive impact of a calm, den-like space on her dog's wellbeing, she set out to create beautiful alternatives to traditional wire crates. Today, The Paws Room helps dogs feel safe, settled and at home while creating spaces owners are proud to have in their homes.  https://www.thepawsroom.com.au/ 

Is It Really Anxiety? Understanding What's Really Going On With Your DogIs your dog truly anxious, or could something else be driving their behaviour?In this episode of Pawsitively Spoilt, Tanya sits down with dog behaviour expert Sarah Rutten to unpack one of the most commonly used (and often misunderstood) terms in the dog world: anxiety. Together, they explore what canine anxiety actually looks like, why the label is often overused, and how owners can tell the difference between genuine anxiety and behaviours caused by boredom, lack of boundaries, learned habits, or simply a cheeky personality. Sarah shares practical advice on recognising the true signs of anxiety in dogs, what steps owners should take if they're concerned, and when it's time to seek professional help. They also discuss calming products, supplements, medications, and whether they're being used appropriately in today's pet industry. If you've ever wondered whether your dog's behaviour is anxiety, attention-seeking, frustration, or something else entirely, this episode will help you better understand your dog and make more informed decisions about their wellbeing.In this episode, you'll learn: What canine anxiety actually is  Common behaviours that are mistaken for anxiety  How to identify genuine signs of stress and anxiety  When to seek professional behavioural support  Practical ways to help an anxious dog  The truth about calming products and medications Whether you're raising a puppy, supporting a rescue dog, or navigating behaviour changes in an older dog, this conversation is packed with valuable insights for dog owners.Sarah Rutten Dip CBST KPA CTP CPDT-KA is a bestselling author, keynote speaker, canine behaviourist, and welfare advocate who has spent over 20 years helping humans and dogs actually understand each other. Her witty, tell-it-like-it-is approach has earned her features on The Morning Show (Channel 7), Apple TV, Roku, Better Homes & Gardens, The Courier Mail, and a stack of radio and podcast appearances. Sarah runs online programs and 1:1 behavioural consultations — in person on the Sunshine Coast or via Zoom, anywhere in the world.Website – www.thecanineperspective.com.auFacebook - https://www.facebook.com/thecanineperspectiveInstagram - https://www.instagram.com/thecanineperspective/Tiktok - https://www.tiktok.com/@thecanineperspectiveJoin our free Facebook community - https://www.facebook.com/groups/thecanineperspectivecommunityLinkedIn - https://www.linkedin.com/in/sarah-rutten-5454112a/ Not sure if your dog has anxiety? Send a DM with the word ANXIETY to Sarah on Instagram for a complimentary checklist to identify what anxiety really looks like. See if your dog is showing signs – and what you can do about it.  

In our final episode for Series 2, I am answering all those frequently asked questions I hear all the time.I hope you enjoyed this series and don't forget to listen to Series 1 and any episodes you have missed from this series also. We have had some great guests sharing their expertise so if you are raising a happy & healthy oodle, then this is the pawcast for you. Please leave us a review and share with your friends.And check out 3 Spoilt Dogs products & services here: https://3spoiltdogs.com.au/

We have all seen the horrible images of puppy farms on our social media feeds and also the animal rescues sharing images of doggies looking for their furever homes. Today's topic is close to my heart and is talking about the issue of adopting instead of shopping for a new family member. About AmandaAmanda's journey with Small Paws Animal Rescue QLD exemplifies the passion and dedication required in animal rescue, especially after a significant career shift. Her decision to dive into this challenging yet fulfilling field highlights not only the emotional rewards of saving and caring for animals but also the resilience needed to navigate the complexities of rescue work. For Amanda, the commitment to animal welfare far surpasses the monotony of a traditional job, driving her to make a remarkable difference in the lives of many furry companions.Find Small Paws here: https://www.sparqld.com/ And check out 3 Spoilt Dogs products & services here: https://3spoiltdogs.com.au/

We all want our dogs to live their best lives and the word 'natural' is used on a lot of food packaging when it is not actually true.  So in this episode, we demystify what natural really means and how you can give your dog more natural foods so they live longer and be healthier.About AydaAyda is a passionate advocate for natural health, especially for pets. Trained in canine psychology and natural animal nutrition, she founded PetWell®—an all-natural supplements and treats business—after experiencing firsthand how hard it can be to find safe, natural solutions for pets with health issues. As a devoted pet owner herself, Ayda understands the importance of effective, gentle solutions that truly support overall well-being.https://petwell.com.au/And check out 3 Spoilt Dogs products & services here: https://3spoiltdogs.com.au/

Do you take your dog to the dog park? Maybe you are concerned about dog attacks, had a bad experience or concerned about how safe they are and how they are maintained. Well this is the episode to listen to as I chat to Councillor Lucy Collier about safety in dog parks.Link to local dog park finder tool: https://www.brisbane.qld.gov.au/things-to-see-and-do/council-venues-and-precincts/parks/park-facilities/dog-off-leash-areas-dog-parksAnimal registration and permits https://www.brisbane.qld.gov.au/community-and-safety/pets-and-livestock/animal-registration-and-permitsMore about Lucy hereLucy is a 4171 local who grew up in Hawthorne and now lives in Morningside with her husband Matt and daughter Maisy.  She is passionate about the local community, having been the past President of the Bulimba Community Centre, helped run the I Love Bulimba and 4171 community Facebook group, Secretary of the Morningside 1 Camp Seven Neighbourhood Watch and been the volunteer co-ordinator for local ANZAC Day services for many years. Lucy will always work hard to ensure that the local community gets the possible outcomes. She is someone who understands what it means to be local and will fight to protect the beautiful Morningside Ward community.Lucy’s top priorities as the Councillor for Morningside Ward include addressing local traffic congestion issues, ensuring local voices are heard when it comes to managing traffic and fighting for improved community facilities to cater for increasing demand. Lucy is the Deputy Leader of the Opposition in Council and Opposition Spokesperson on the Transport Committee and the Finance and City Governance Committee.Cr Lucy Collier on Facebook https://www.facebook.com/crlucycollier/Cr Lucy Collier on Instagram https://www.instagram.com/crlucycollierAnd check out 3 Spoilt Dogs products & services here: https://3spoiltdogs.com.au/

Why is enrichment important for your dogs? In this episode, we are talking all things enrichment including what types of games & toys you can give them, what you can use around the home, simple toys you can make yourself, and ways to keep them engaged when home alone.About SteveSteve Dee got his first dog as a boy when one really did follow him home one day, preferring the house with the playful children to one with only busy working adults. Since then he has spent his life training and caring for dogs, and now has a Delta Accredited degree in animal management and behaviour.  His dog training company, Furry Puppins, is based in Sydney's inner West, and specialises is dogs coming from traumatic or difficult backgrounds. He also donates his time and expertise to Paws and Recover and MindDog. His website is www.furrypuppins.com.auAnd check out 3 Spoilt Dogs products & services here: https://3spoiltdogs.com.au/

Part of having a happy and healthy dog is being able to leave them alone for a period of time. And this starts from when they are puppies. In today's episode, I talk to a puppy trainer and expert to find out the steps to take to help you teach your puppy to be happy with their own company. Loads of great tips so be sure to listen.About HannahWith 13 years of experience in pet dog training and 4 years of professional dog training, Hannah specialises in supporting dog owners during the critical puppy stage to set them up for a lifetime of success. Hannah is committed to preventing dog training issues from arising in the first place through taking a proactive approach by focusing on puppies and using positive reinforcement, evidence-based training methods.Instagram: @chapteronedogtrainingLink: https://www.instagram.com/chapteronedogtraining/Facebook: Chapter One Dog TrainingLink: https://www.facebook.com/chapteronedogtrainingAnd check out 3 Spoilt Dogs products & services here: https://3spoiltdogs.com.au/

If you’ve ever wanted to know what your pets were thinking or about the passing of a beloved pet, then this episode is going to enlighten your soul and perhaps help you find some peace. I am talking to animal healer and pet psychic Donna Doolittle about how she communicates with pets, both living and passed.About DonnaDonna Hamer, also known as Donna DoLittle Animal Communicator, is passionate about strengthening the bond between guardians and their pets, both living and in spirit. Acting as a voice for animals, she shares their thoughts, feelings, and messages in a way their humans can understand. Through compassionate communication, Donna helps address concerns, deepen connections, and bring clarity to pet guardians.She offers Animal Communication sessions, healing services, and Pet Connection Oracle Cards to support intuitive connections. Donna also teaches aspiring animal communicators how to develop their own abilities. Her upcoming book, Pet Loss & Grief, guides pet parents through the journey of loss and healing. More details can be found on her website.  www.donnadolittle.com.au WEBSITE:  https://www.donnadolittle.com.auBOOKING LINK:  https://bookme.name/donnadolittle/IG:  https://www.instagram.com/animalcommunicationwithdonna/FB:  https://www.facebook.com/donnadolittleAnd check out 3 Spoilt Dogs products & services here: https://3spoiltdogs.com.au/

Exercise is so important for your dog - both mentally and physically. And the amount of exercise they have usually varies depending their age. In this episode we explore Exercise for your elderly dog or puppy I am talking to Sarah Rutten from The Canine Perspective and you'll learn: ·       Why regular exercise is so important for dogs·       What other types of exercise should we try·       Types of exercise we can do inside with them·       How often we should walk an elderly ·       Why mental exercise is vital·       If it’s better to walk them on grass or road·       When to start walking puppies·       How often & how far should we walk puppies About SarahSarah Rutten isn’t just another dog trainer — she’s the straight-talking, myth-busting leader shaking up the industry with science-backed, force-free training that actually makes sense. She’s got the expertise of a behaviour specialist, the practicality of a no-BS coach, and the humour of that mate who tells it like it is.Sarah helps humans and dogs understand each other's language, proving that training isn’t about control — it’s about communication, trust, and teamwork. Through The Canine Perspective, Sarah is cutting through outdated myths and delivering real, practical tools that help dog owners.Website – www.thecanineperspective.com.auFacebook – https://www.facebook.com/thecanineperspectiveIG – https://www.instagram.com/thecanineperspective/Tiktok – https://www.tiktok.com/@thecanineperspectiveLinked In – https://www.linkedin.com/in/sarah-rutten-5454112a/ Free online community – https://www.facebook.com/groups/thecanineperspectivecommunityBook – https://www.thecanineperspective.com.au/the-canine-perspective-dog-training-book/ And check out 3 Spoilt Dogs products & services here: https://3spoiltdogs.com.au/

I don’t know about you, but always worry about dog attacks when I am walking mine. So in this episode we are sharing how to walk your dog safely and how to minimise dog attacks. You will learn:What we should do if we can see another dog coming towards us in an aggressive wayWhat shouldn’t doWhat leads NOT to useWHEN not to walk your dogAnd dog walking etiquette and the rulesAbout DavidThe Pawfessionals are a locally owned and operated business that offer a variety of services to meet the needs of pet owners. Services include dog walking (group), dog training (one on one tailored sessions covering basic obedience, behaviour modification, puppy and rescue dogs), pet sitting (daily visit service - dog, cat and small pet) and Puppy Pre-School. Founder and head trainer of The Pawfessionals, David Marcellino, is a highly experienced dog handler and dog trainer, who has worked with all ages and breeds of dogs for over twenty years in situations that range from group obedience sessions to individual behaviour consultations and puppy training.Website - www.thepawfessionals.com.auGet in Touch - [email protected] / 0410 417 801.And check out 3 Spoilt Dogs products & services here: https://3spoiltdogs.com.au/

As a pet pawrent it is very stressful when our dogs are not well or just not themselves. So when should you take them to the vet? In this episode I talk to Dr Peta Leask who is Head Vet At Tarragindi Vet Surgery.NB: this advice is general in nature and you are in doubt then you always seek medical advice from your vetAbout PetaPeta has been a veterinarian for the past 8 years. After graduation, she started out working in a rural mixed practice where she was able to see a large variety of small and large animals as well as wildlife. She now currently works in small animal general practice. She has a special interest in soft tissue surgery and general pet care. You'll find her here https://tarragindivet.com.au/ And check out 3 Spoilt Dogs products & services here: https://3spoiltdogs.com.au/

In this episode ,I talk to Lara Shannon who you might know from Channel Ten to uncover why our dog does certain things. Things like why does your dog get  agressive towards other dogs, scratches at the bed, bringing a toy when they greet you, circling when they do their business and many more of those questions we ask ourselves. About LaraAs a certified dog trainer, pet behaviour and nutrition specialist, Lara is passionate about educating and empowering people to help improve the lives of companion animals.She is the Executive Producer and Host of Channel 10’s Pooches at Play and The Dog Down Under, 7TWO’s Animal SOS Australia and Editor of Poochesatplay.com.Through her TV shows, digital platforms and books, World of Dogs and Eat, Play, Love (Your Dog), Lara is determined to help dog owners provide their dogs with the healthiest, happiest life possible. Her TV showsPooches at Play website - free training and other resourceshttps://poochesatplay.com/ Animal SOS https://7plus.com.au/animal-sos-australia https://10play.com.au/the-dog-down-underHer Book https://poochesatplay.com/product-category/dog-books/ And check out 3 Spoilt Dogs products & services here: https://3spoiltdogs.com.au/

Is your dog scared of fireworks or storms? Then this is the episode to listen to. I am talking to Dr Jacqui Ley about what signs to look for if your dog is scared, why it happens and how you can help to keep them safe and calm. ABOUT OUR GUEST JACQUIJacqui Ley BVSC(Hons), PhD, DipECAWBM, FANZCVS(Veterinary Behaviour).Dr Jacqui Ley is a Registered Specialist in Veterinary Behavioural Medicine (Veterinary Psychiatrist). She currently sees behaviour cases at the Melbourne Veterinary Specialist Centre. She also trains veterinarians, veterinary nurses, and dog trainers to recognise normal and abnormal behaviour in domestic and non-domestic species. She is passionate about helping owners and pet carers to understand mental health and mental health disorders in animals. Her PhD, undertaken in Psychology at Monash University, resulted in a model of canine personality and the Monash Canine Personality Questionnaire - revised (MCPQ-R). Researchers around the world are using this to measure canine personality. She also continues her research with projects looking at quantifying normal animal behaviour, identifying how animals with mental health disorders differ from normal animals in their behaviour and pharmacological studies. She has special interests in aggression management in all species, obsessive-compulsive disorders, psychopharmacology and raising community awareness of animal mental health. She has also contributed several chapters to veterinary textbooks in behaviour and behaviour management and published a book “The Veterinary Psychiatry of Cats.”And check out 3 Spoilt Dogs products & services here: https://3spoiltdogs.com.au/

Series 2 of the Pawsitively Spoilt is Coming Very SoonWe have a bunch of great experts sharing some practical & relevant information that will certainly help you in day to day lifeSome of the topics we are covering include:·      When you need to take your dog to the vet·      Why does my dog do this with Lara Shannon from Pooches at Play·      How to minimise dog attacks and walk safely·      Helping your dog through storms and fireworks·      Exercise for elderly dogs and puppies·      Communicating with your dogs (both living & passed)And a lot more…. So don’t forget to subscribe and listen to the weekly episodes – and make sure you share with your fellow oodle owners so we can spread the love across the globe.Please SUBSCRIBE so you get the latest episode when it drops.And check out 3 Spoilt Dogs products & services here: https://3spoiltdogs.com.au/

You might have heard of Pet Insurance and wondered if you really need it. In this episode, I am talking to Alex from Pets On Me to answer a bunch of the common questions you have to give you a clearer picture of whether Pet Insurance is a right fit for you.The advice shared in general in nature and not specific to your financial situation. https://3spoiltdogs.com.au/s1ep18

Socialisation is such an important part of your puppy's development. It needs to start young with the key ages between 8-16 weeks so today I am talking to an expert in socialisation as we can uncover why it’s so important, what you can do to socialize them in a safe way, and how you can use a calm & confident doggie.Shownotes: https://3spoiltdogs.com.au/s1ep17

When it comes to the end of life for our beloved oodles, it is not something we generally want to think about, or even talk about but it is a reality which we will be forced to deal with in our future. Today I am talking to Dr Jackie Campbell owner and Head Palliative Care veterinarian at Sunset Vets about palliative care, what to expect when our babies are near the end of life, our options, and dealing with grief It’s an emotional but very important episode so be prepared Shownotes: https://3spoiltdogs.com.au/s1ep16 

 You might have been wondering who 3 Spoilt Dogs is and how our journey commenced…. And even if you weren’t I am going to share it with you anyway. Today I would like you to meet the team that looks after your furbabies and hear how we started, who we are, and our spoilt dogs story. It’s a short but sweet episode so I hope you enjoy it.

Have you heard of an Apawthecary? Think of it as a place to get natural and gentle skin and coat care product options and herbal remedies for sensitive furbabies.Our modern world is filled with Chemicals, preservatives & additives, many of which can cause issues for our beloved oodles. Sometimes we want a more natural solution so today I am discussing what remedies you can use that are natural and chemical-free with your oodle, particularly if they have skin issues, allergies or anxiety. Stay tuned Shownotes: https://3spoiltdogs.com.au/s1ep14 

The food you feed your oodle is vital for their health & happiness. For years we have been giving our dogs kibble recommended by vets which is not necessarily the best thing to do. If you don’t understand what raw for is or the massive benefits it gives to your dog then listen to this episode. I guarantee you will be surprised by what you learn 

Have you ever wondered why your dog does certain things? Like eat poop or grass, lick other dogs eyes, scooch across the floor, do that weird reverse sneeze noise, hump their bed, or lick their paws? Well in today’s episode we answered a few of those of questions so you know why your dog does that, how to stop it, and if you need to be concerned. Listen and learn. Shownotes:  https://3spoiltdogs.com.au/s1ep12 

Do you have a new puppy or thinking of getting one, then you need to know that training starts from Day 1 if you want to have a happy, healthy and well adjusted dog. In this episode I talk to Hannah Daniel from Chapter One Dog training about routine, sleeping, food, training and all things puppy! 

Xmas is a super busy time for us all and it can be easy to forget about planning for your pooch SO Today I have a very Special Santa Paws episode to talk about what you can do to keep your oodle safe, healthy & cool at Xmas starting from decorating the tree through to Xmas lunch and leaving them home alone.Shownotes here:  https://3spoiltdogs.com.au/s1ep10/

Many oodles can sick or anxious when travelling in a car or on a plane. But there are things you can do to help them love travelling with you. What you will learn in this episode:·       How to prepare your dog for travelling.  What to do and what to avoid·       How to help ease dog anxiety about travelling in the car to make you and them happier and more comfortable?·       How to gradually get your pooch ready for travelling.·       What is PawMobile?Shownotes and contact Fi here: https://3spoiltdogs.com.au/s1ep9/ 

The way we train our dog and build foundations to help it have a happy and healthy life has changed a lot over the years. Being dominant and having a leader of the pack are considered old-school methods. As an owner you need to be accountable for your part in the social structure of your dog's life and in this episode we dive deeper into this. Shownotes here: https://3spoiltdogs.com.au/s1ep8/

How often should you groom them and why? How to get your dog used to grooming and what to do between grooms to keep your dogs tidy and your groomer happy. And some very valuable tips on how to clip their nails (because they love it so much LOL). You will learn a bunch of stuff that will keep your oodle not only looking gorgeous but healthy.Shownotes here: https://3spoiltdogs.com.au/s1ep7/ ( 

Tick paralysis is one of the most common preventable causes of death in dogs and cats along the east coast of Australia. Thousands of dogs are affected each year, some of them fatally.So what preventative measures should you take, what are the best products and how do you safely remove a tick? In this episode, Dr Evan Shaw is going to answer all those questions and more. Stay tunedShownotes here: https://3spoiltdogs.com.au/s1ep6/ 

Does your oodle have bad teeth? It is pretty common in a lot of dogs so in this episode I am talking to Dr Shibly Mustapha who helps thousands of dogs a year with dental health. And you might also be surprised about what he has to say about all those dental products that promise an easy fix! Keep listening. Shownotes here: https://3spoiltdogs.com.au/s1ep5/ 

Do you have problems with a barking oodle? Then today is a DO NOT miss episode. I am talking to Nathan Williams, Dog behaviour Specialist and let me just say be prepare to get your mind blown. As a lifelong dog owner and pet sitter, I learned things that I was shocked by and like you, I thought I was doing a lot of the right things. Tune in and be prepared because this is going to change the way you manage a barking oodle.Find the shownotes here: https://3spoiltdogs.com.au/s1ep4/

 | Do you have a fussy oodle? Then understanding how to manage a fussy eater, what foods to feed them and also how to read those pet food labels, will be something you want to know about. And that is what today’s episode of Pawsitively Spoilt is all about. Listen and learn  Contact details and shownotes here: https://3spoiltdogs.com.au/s1ep3/

Hands up if you are terrified of your oodle being bitten by a venomous snake? It is one of my biggest fears so in this episode I talk to Georgia Kourtis from Snake Guard training about what to do in a snake encounter, how to treat a snake bite and I bust one of the myths around some of those preventions that doesn’t actually work. With the weather warming up, listening to this episode could save your oodles life. Contact details and shownotes here: https://3spoiltdogs.com.au/s1ep2/

Have you got an anxious oodle? There has been an increase in anxiety issues post-pandemic so listen to find out what you can to minimise these issues and have a happier oodle and a less stressed pawrent. You'll find contact details and shownotes here https://3spoiltdogs.com.au/s1ep1/  

Pawsitively Spoilt is a podcast aimed at helping dog owners raise a happy and healthy Oodle. Host Tanya Williams  interviews dog experts to answer all those questions and solve those oodle challenges. And of course we don't discriminate as the content will be relevant to most dogs. Please subscribe and get the updates as each new episode launches.