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Sharing Your Bed with Pets
Date:08/03/2011
Dr Rebecca Gillions explains the health risks of pet bedmates.
Pets with Disabilities
Date:02/07/2010
Dr Chris Brown explains how to make life more comfortable for pets with disabilities.
Pet Theft
Date:27/05/2010
Dr Chris Brown discusses the incidence of pet theft and how to prevent it.
Territorial Cats
Date:19/05/2010
Problems with a neighbour's cat taking over your property? Dr Chris Brown explains how to deal with territorial cats.
Pets in Cafes
Date:06/05/2010
Dr Chris Brown discusses whether dogs should be allowed to sit with their owners in cafés.
Concept of Time
Date:23/04/2010
How do our pets measure time and do they in fact have any concept of time at all? Dr Chris Brown explains.
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World Animal Week
Educating people about animal welfare is crucial to animals, people and the environment. The World Society for the Protection of Animals’ aim is to develop compassion, a sense of justice and to teach others to respect animals.
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Compassionate Farming
Each year Australians consume an average of 137 eggs and 107 kilos of meat per person.But it's not often that we stop to think where these products have come from. When you think of a farm, you might think of animals grazing in wide-open paddocks...
Cat Scratching
Cats are generally misunderstood little creatures and they do have some feline eccentricities that can really annoy their owners. Scratching is one of the big ones.
Keeping Backyard Chickens
Chooks are a great addition to the garden. A dozen free range eggs cost about the same amount as one layer chook. The free range eggs you get are sometimes debatable as to the authenticity of them actually being free range.
Bearded Dragons
Well-known and popular Australian lizards, Bearded Dragons are named for the distinctive flap of skin that lies below their jaw. When threatened they assume a defensive posture, open their mouths and push their throat skin forward to make a 'beard'.