Hot weather is the perfect time for you and your pooch to go for a dip to cool off. Swimming can be a great low-impact exercise for dogs that’s good for circulation, weight management, and relaxing muscles. Read more
RSPCA WA is reminding pet owners that, while tasty for us, Easter treats like chocolate and hot cross buns can be toxic to our furry friends. Read more
For many of our furry friends feeding time is the most anticipated part of their day. With the scuffling of bowls and cracking open of tins coaxing them out of whatever mischief they’re in, for a lot of our pets, dinner time could not come faster. Read more
One of the most common welfare issues RSPCA WA comes across is dogs and cats with unmanaged skin issues. Read more
Like any workplace, after a while we see the same themes come up in face-to-face conversations with clients and in comments on our social media pages. So – we thought we’d do a bit of an FYI list to help with some of the most common questions and misconceptions. Read more
One of the most important aspects of dog care is being able to incorporate enrichment into your furry friend’s daily life. Read more
Spooky season is just around the corner and unlike the ghosts and ghouls that lurk in the shadows, many of the Halloween dangers for our beloved pets are hiding in plain sight! Here’s a few things you should be mindful of this Halloween. Read more
Trying to trim your dog’s nails can be a tricky venture, even when treats are involved. Here's some handy tips to keep in mind! Read more
It is very important that we keep our beloved pets safe from the incoming cooler weather, so here are some tips and information to make sure your pets are kept warm. Read more
The warm weather change sparks the beginning of cat breeding season. During kitten season, animal shelters overflow with many homeless kittens needing a fur-ever home. We’ve gathered some information to help you navigate this annual event, and what you can do to help RSPCA WA with the kittens coming into our care. Read more
Do you have a petrified pooch, a skittish horse or even a scaredy cat that hates fireworks? New Year's Eve fireworks can be the scariest time for WA pets, with many left trembling. Here are some tips to keep pets safe and comfortable during the New Year celebrations. Read more
While it may be the jolliest time of the year, Christmas isn't free from potential doggy mishaps and cat-astrophes. Here's how to ensure that your Christmas Day is fun, safe, and enjoyable for your two legged and four legged friends and family members! Read more