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Fostering graceful aging with pets through in-home care
Posted: May 2024
Home care package provider Coastal Home Care’s CEO Kylie Magrath has been working in Aged Care for more than seven years, witnessing first hand the profound impact of in-home care on older individuals.
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CareAbout helps preserve independence in aged care or at home with your pet
Posted: April 2024
In-home aged care providers play a crucial role in supporting older people with pets to remain living independently in their own home.
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Warning of bait poisoning for people travelling with pets in WA
Posted: October 2021
Holiday makers who take their dogs when travelling around regional Western Australia are being reminded to keep them safe from 1080 baits.”
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The many benefits of keeping cats contained
Posted: September 2021
Keeping cats contained means ensuring they stay within the boundaries of your property.
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How to keep your cat contained safely and happily at home
Posted: September 2021
There are various ways to ensure your cat is living its best life.
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CANA member volunteers amongst finalists in the 2021 Rescue Awards
Posted: September 2021
Companion Animal Network Australia (CANA) congratulates the 2021 finalists of the Pet Insurance Australia Companion Animal Rescue Awards
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Free Desexing for cats and dogs of vulnerable Victorians
Posted: September 2021
The Victorian Government is supporting local councils and not-for-profit organisations to desex thousands of cats and dogs owned by vulnerable Victorians at little or no cost.
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