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The Complete Pet Company & Complete Canine Communication

We produce the 'Complete Meal' a Raw, Frozen Food for Dogs and Cats (Certified Organic /Free Range Meats Only) available for wholesale and retail.

The Complete Pet Company - The Ethical Alternative
Complete Canine Communication - A Natural Approach to Behaviour
NAKED Harnesses for Dogs - Comfort ~ Support ~ Safety ~ Australian Made and Owned
Your Nutrition, Health & Behaviour needs for Dogs & Cats We stock healthy alternatives and top quality accessories. We are the Distributor of the Australian made Naked Harness. We run regular workshops

offered by Complete Canine Communication and offer a good old fashioned service. We love our company and enjoy meeting like minded people.

29/08/2024

Switching from a short lead to a long lead offers many benefits, including:

➡️ A calmer, more relaxed walk for your dog

➡️ A more fulfilling experience, physically, mentally, and emotionally

➡️ Reduced pulling and can also aid reactive and anxious dogs (with the guidance of a professional)

➡️ Less frustration and more relaxation

➡️ The freedom for your dog to sniff and communicate with their surroundings

➡️ A happier and more enjoyable walk for everyone

Long leads are fantastic for giving your dog the freedom to explore during walks, but it’s essential to learn how to use them correctly for the safety of both you and your dog.

Join us this Saturday at our Wellness Focus Chit Chat, where we’ll show you how to confidently allow your dog the freedom to have fun exploring their environment.

27/08/2024

We know processed food leads to poor health and wellbeing.

We know real whole foods support good health and vitality.

Good health and vitality are what we want for our dogs and cats.

So make the switch today…replace your dog or cat’s kibble and processed food with real whole food...

🟩 Feed your dogs and cats The Complete Meal and Bones.

🟩 The Complete Meal is real whole food, made from ethical, high quality, human grade ingredients.

🟩 The Complete Meal is real and raw and nutrient dense.

🟩 The Complete Meal + bones support great health and vitality.

Come and see us to discuss your dog and cat’s whole food needs today.

23/08/2024

When walking your dog, the length of your lead is just as important as ensuring they wear a well-fitted harness.

In our upcoming Wellness Focus Chit Chat, we’ll explore the significance of a long lead and how it can enhance your bond with your dog. With the proper use of a long lead, you can maintain a strong connection with your dog while allowing them the freedom to explore, engage their senses, and enjoy a stimulating and enriching walk. This promotes problem-solving, good decision-making, and confidence-building in your dog.

During this session, we’ll cover:

🔹 The essential do’s and don’ts of using a long lead

🔹 Understanding why the length of your dog’s lead matters and the benefits of long lead walking

🔹 Practical techniques to prevent tangles and ensure smooth walks

🔹 How a long lead can help reduce pulling while giving your dog the freedom to explore and engage with their environment

🔹 Tips for making every walk enjoyable for both you and your dog

Learning to use a long lead effectively is a skill that can lead to more mentally and physically fulfilling walks for your dog.

Join us to discover how to manage the extra length while enjoying a fun and fabulous walk.

22/08/2024

The Complete Pet Company – Improving your dog and cat’s health naturally!

With our focus on nutrition, health and behaviour we offer:

✅ The Complete Meal & The Complete Meal DIY Mix - giving your dog and cat the nutrition they deserve

✅ Natural remedies - to support optimal health and wellbeing

✅ The Naked Harness - walking equipment that is comfortable and supportive, fostering an enjoyable walk for both you and your dog

✅ Workshops and 1-2-1 consults - helping dog parents to understand their dog’s behaviour, allowing them to build a deeper connection with their dog, leading to a happier, healthier well-adjusted animal.

Come and see us at The Complete Pet Company to find out how we can improve your dog or cat’s health naturally.

20/08/2024

Our dogs and cats are the best! We love them and we all want them to be healthy and happy.

And they are healthy and happy when life for them is simple. That old adage of ‘Keep It Super Simple’ should apply to life with our dogs and cats.

And what does ‘keep it super simple’ look like:

1. A high-quality fresh wholefood diet – like The Complete Meal (simply defrost and their meal is ready to serve).

2. Enrichment and exercise tailored to meet their needs and capabilities – this might look like a treat search in the backyard, a slow sniffing walk at your local park or a swim at the beach – exercise and enrichment that not only allows natural movement but also allows them to use their natural senses while thinking and making decisions for themselves at their own pace.

3. Good quality sleep – a comfy bed, in a quiet space where their body can rest and rejuvenate.

4. Time spent relaxing with friends and family – just watching the world go by with their best friend – dog, cat or human.

When we meet our animal’s needs, physically, mentally and emotionally – health and happiness follow.

16/08/2024

Discover the Joy of Long Lead Walking with Your Dog

Would you like to give your dog more freedom during walks but feel a bit unsure about managing a 4m or 10m long lead? Or perhaps you've always been told that your dog should walk right beside you, but you know that doesn't provide much fun for you or your dog.

If you're ready to learn how to use a long lead effectively, our Wellness Focus Chit Chat is just for you!

Join us as we guide you through:

🔹 The essential do’s and don’ts of using a long lead

🔹 Understanding why the length of your dog’s lead matters and the benefits of long lead walking

🔹 Practical techniques to prevent tangles and ensure smooth walks

🔹 How a long lead can help reduce pulling while giving your dog the freedom to explore and engage with their environment

🔹 Tips for making every walk enjoyable for both you and your dog

Long leads are a wonderful way to let your dog enjoy more freedom on walks while keeping that important connection with them. This leads to a happier dog and a stronger bond between you and your companion.

13/08/2024

Home made with love using The Complete Meal DIY Mix. 😋

The Complete Meal DIY Mix is a favourite amongst cats and dogs, and their people too!

Cats and dogs love the flavour when added to their favourite free-range / grass-fed meat.

Their people love how easy and convenient it is to feed a nutritious meal, knowing they are supporting their animal’s health and vitality.

Check out Poodie’s patties – made with love! Her Mum simply added the Feline DIY Mix to her meat and she now has food for the next few days all prepared. Super simple! Super tasty!

Love this! Thank you for sharing with us. 😀❤️

12/08/2024

Hi Everyone,

We are closed on Wednesday 14th August 2024 for the Ekka Show Holiday here in Brisbane.

09/08/2024

Today’s a great day to take a walk with your dog!

Where will you go? – will you head to the bush, the beach or your local park?

Here’s a very happy Dallas bushwalking in his stunning Hot Yellow Naked Harness!

07/08/2024

While each and every dog is unique and individual, it is beneficial to know a little about your dogs breed and heritage.

Understanding a breeds traits and characteristics and what they were originally bred to do, helps you to understand why your dog displays certain behaviours and abilities.

This in turn, ensures you are not frustrated by your dog’s behaviour because you better understand why they do what they do and you understand how you can best meet their needs.

This in turn helps avoid what humans call ‘poor’ behaviour due to your dog feeling frustrated and stressed because they are either not allowed to display their natural behaviours and abilities or they are misunderstood.

Before you bring a new dog or puppy home, take a little time to familiarise yourself with the breed's history so you know how you can best meet their needs when you do welcome them into your home. Taking into consideration your dog’s natural skills and abilities, considering what they were bred to do and what they like to do, empowers you to enrich and enhance their world, creating a happy and harmonious environment for the entire family.

01/08/2024

Look at these beautiful leads, all colours match our Naked Harnesses. They come in 4mtr and 10mtr lengths.

01/08/2024

Hope to see you on Saturday for our August Wellness Focus Chit Chat. 😃

Simple and Effective Home Care for your Dogs and Cats – Part 2

Come and join us to learn simple home health checks you can do to support your animal’s health and wellbeing. 🐶🐾🐱

30/07/2024

5 tips to help you help your ‘rescue’ dog settle into their new home.

1. Don’t place unrealistic expectations on them. Allow as much time as it takes to settle in and become comfortable with the family and their environment.

2. Allow them plenty of time to sleep and rest. A new home can bring with it stress, so time to sleep and rest allows the mind and body to rest, repair, rejuvenate and regenerate. It is necessary for a healthy immune system, good cognitive function and overall health and wellbeing.

3. Introduce enrichment into their day in the form of a treat search. Don’t immediately begin taking your dog out and about the day they come into your home. Begin with nice relaxing activities at home such as treat searches. Treat searches are calming and can help build confidence and decrease anxiety. (And some dogs may not know what to do straight away – again give them time and work with them, introducing activities such as this at a pace that suits them).

4. Spend quality time just sitting with your new dog, getting to know them and allowing them to get to know you. Observe them, learn canine language and understand their behaviours and abilities.

5. Feed a raw, fresh whole food diet like The Complete Meal and bones. A fresh whole food diet is essential to the health and wellbeing of body, mind and spirit.

And if you need help learning their language or you experience some challenges along the way, don’t give up on them. Reach out to someone like Jenny at Complete Canine Communication, a professional who can help you overcome the challenges and help you learn about your dog’s needs.

25/07/2024

Simple and Effective Home Care for your Dogs and Cats – Part 2

Take a step towards a healthier life for your dog or cat – learn simple home health checks you can do to support your animal’s health and wellbeing.

Topics we will cover include:
- The importance of regular health checks
- Checking your pet’s ears, eyes, teeth and mouth regularly for any signs of infection or abnormalities,
- Monitoring their skin and coat for matting, parasites, lumps, bumps or injuries,
- Nail clipping and simple grooming tips,
- And more…

We look forward to seeing you at our August Wellness Focus Chit Chat. It is a fabulous opportunity to learn valuable home care tips and techniques that are easy to implement and make a positive difference to your animal’s life.

** While these tips are valuable for everyday care, they are not a substitute for professional veterinary advice. Always consult your vet for serious health concerns.

23/07/2024

Whether you have a new dog or cat and you want to start them off on the right foot,

Whether your dog or cat has a skin issue or a gut issue,

Whether you need help with a behavioural issue your dog may be experiencing,

Why not come and see us and see how we can help you.

With our amazing raw food, our fabulous harnesses and leads, treats and supplements and 1-2-1 consults and workshops we are here to support all facets of your dog and cat’s health and wellbeing.

18/07/2024

Come and join Jenny for a fun and comprehensive 1-day workshop this Saturday where she takes a deep dive into Calming Signals.

This is an interactive class, designed to help you better understand your dog’s language.

When you understand what your dog is trying to communicate, you can better respond to your dog’s needs.

And when your dog ‘feels heard’, they are healthier and happier. 😊

Check out our Events Page on our website to book your spot.

17/07/2024

Come and join us this Saturday for A Day of Calming Signals!

Date: 20th July 2024
Time: 9.00am - 4.30pm
Location: The Complete Pet Company,148 South Pine Road, Enoggera, 4051
Cost: $195.00

Come and learn your dog’s language:

1. What are Calming Signals:
– Their definition and importance.
– The history, background and research into Turid Rugaas, (the pioneer of Calming Signals).

2. Types of Calming Signals:
– A visual look at each signal.
– A detailed explanation of each signal.
– Common misconceptions.

3. Observing Calming Signals in different contexts:
– Videos and group discussions.

4. Responding to Calming Signals.

5. Multiple signals used simultaneously:
– Variations across different breeds and individual dogs.

Better understand your dog’s language – Better understand your dog! 😀🐾

16/07/2024

Simple and Effective Home Care for your Dogs and Cats – Part 2

Want to ensure your dogs and cats stay healthy and happy at home?

Join us for an informative August Chit-Chat Session where we'll share expert advice and practical solutions for your dogs and cats’ homecare needs.

We will cover essential topics and explain their importance to your pet's health and well-being as well as show how to implement these tips with your own animals:

Topics we will cover include:
- The importance of regular health checks
- Checking your pet’s ears, eyes, teeth and mouth regularly for any signs of infection or abnormalities,
- Monitoring their skin and coat for matting, parasites, lumps, bumps or injuries,
- Nail clipping and simple grooming tips,
- And more…

Come and learn valuable home care tips and techniques that are easy to implement and make a positive difference to your animal’s health and well-being.

We look forward to seeing you at our August Wellness Focus Chit Chat.

** While these tips are valuable for everyday care, they are not a substitute for professional veterinary advice. Always consult your vet for serious health concerns.

15/07/2024

For our dogs, chronic stress occurs when they are feeling a constant state of pressure over a long period of time, whether that be from expectations placed on them or whether that be from something else within their environment.

This chronic stress over time not only has a negative impact on our dog’s health, but did you know it can also have a negative impact on their behaviour – leading to what we humans call ‘poor’ or ‘bad’ behaviour.

This ‘poor’ or ‘bad’ behaviour can look like:

🔻 Increased fear and anxiety

🔻 Increased reactivity

🔻 Excessive barking or whining

🔻 Repetitive or compulsive behaviours such as tail chasing

🔻 Poor decision making

🔻 Reduced learning ability

🔻 Depression

So before you look for a pill to quell that anxiety or before you place more expectations on your dog by insisting they need more training to address the ‘bad’ behaviour, take a step back and ask yourself could my dog be experiencing stress. Truly look at it from your dog’s perspective. If you address the root cause, ie: the stress behind behaviour – over time you can help rectify the behaviour and this leads to a healthier, happier dog and home environment.

11/07/2024

Understanding calming signals and when and why dogs use them is important.

Calming signals are the language our dogs use to help them avoid conflict and communicate with other dogs, animals and us humans.

By better understanding our dogs language we better understand our dogs.

Join Jenny on Saturday 20 July for A Day of Calming Signals.

This is a fun and comprehensive workshop covering all things Calming Signals including:

1. What are Calming Signals:
– Their definition and importance.
– The history, background and research into Turid Rugaas, (the pioneer of Calming Signals).

2. Types of Calming Signals:
– A visual look at each signal.
– A detailed explanation of each signal.
– Common misconceptions.

3. Observing Calming Signals in different contexts:
– Videos and group discussions.

4. How to respond to Calming Signals.

5. Multiple signals used simultaneously:
– Variations across different breeds and individual dogs.

So, if you want to build a stronger bond and better understand your canine companion, come and join us for A Day of Calming Signals.

Click the link in the comments for more information. 👇👇👇

10/07/2024

I have been very busy building my course on Calming Signals.
I would love you to join us.
Link below in the comments. 👇👇👇

08/07/2024

We all know how poorly we feel when we eat too much processed food and we have all seen how a child reacts when they eat too much junk food or sugary lollies.

Just as our poor food choices and poor nutrition can affect our mood and behaviour, poor food choices and food that is lacking in quality nutrition can have this same impact on our dogs and cats’ mood and behaviour.

So make good food choices for your dogs and cats – feed The Complete Meal and bones.

We have had many customers share with us how feeding The Complete Meal and bones has helped improve and support their dogs and cats’ overall behaviour, health and wellbeing. Make the switch to The Complete Meal and bones and see the difference for yourself? 😀

05/07/2024

Are you joining us for tomorrow afternoon’s Wellness Focus Chit Chat?

Simple and Effective Home Care for your Dogs and Cats – Part 1

03/07/2024

Calming signals are subtle, voluntary behaviours exhibited by dogs to communicate peaceful intentions, reduce stress, and prevent conflict with other dogs, animals, and humans.

These signals are part of a dog’s body language and are used to maintain social harmony and convey discomfort or the desire to avoid escalating tensions.

Calming Signals are important to:
– Enhance communication with dogs
– Prevent and manage stress
– Reduce aggression and conflict
– Promote quality of life

We have a comprehensive one day workshop coming up on 20th July where we will cover:

1. What are Calming Signals:
– Their definition and importance.
– The history, background and research into Turid Rugaas, (the pioneer of Calming Signals).

2. Types of Calming Signals:
– A visual look at each signal.
– A detailed explanation of each signal.
– Common misconceptions.

3. Observing Calming Signals in different contexts:
– Videos and group discussions.

4. How to respond to Calming Signals.

5. Multiple signals used simultaneously:
– Variations across different breeds and individual dogs.

6. Techniques for building a stronger bond with your dog.

There will also be plenty of time for Q & A.

Come and join us at The Complete Pet Company for a fun day learning all things Calming Signals.

Check out the events page on our website to book your spot.

02/07/2024

Did you know the Naked Harness has been designed to ensure your dog’s safety and comfort?

With the pressure distributed across the dog’s body and not all concentrated around their neck or the shoulders as is the case with a collar or poor fitting harness, the vital organs and areas of the body are protected helping to prevent long term health and behavioural issues and pain within the body.

The Naked Harness has been designed with your dog in mind.

Get a Naked Harness for your dog today. 🐶😃

28/06/2024

We are excited to announce Flannerys Benowa as a new stockist of The Complete Meal.

Now stocking The Complete Meal for Dogs – Chicken, Beef, Kangaroo and Goat flavours as well as Kangaroo and Chicken Complete Meal for Cats. 🐶🐱

27/06/2024

Simple and Effective Home Care for your Dogs and Cats – Part 1

Would you like to confidently care for your dog or cat when they are not feeling well?

Would you like to handle minor scrapes, scratches, or acute episodes of vomiting and diarrhea on your own?

Would you like to ensure your animal stays healthy and happy without constant trips to the vet?

July’s Wellness Focus Chit Chat is to help empower you with home care tips and advice you can simply and effectively use to treat your dogs and cats acute injuries or illnesses.

We share tips and expert advice on:
➡️ Acute injury and illness care – different scenarios ranging from insect bites to vomiting and diarrhea.

➡️ Recognising illness – key signs that your pet may be unwell.

➡️ Home checks – simple things you can check at home before visiting the Vet.

➡️ And more…

Learn valuable home care tips so you are prepared for those minor mishaps when they occur. Book your spot today.

** While these tips are valuable for everyday care, they are not a substitute for professional veterinary advice. Always consult your vet for serious health concerns.

25/06/2024

Unlock the Ultimate Nutrition for Your Pet with Complete Meal DIY Mix!

Ideal for all Dogs and Cats. 🐶🐱

Address

148 South Pine Road
Brisbane, QLD
4051

Opening Hours

Monday	9:30am - 5pm
Tuesday	9:30am - 5pm
Wednesday	9:30am - 5pm
Thursday	9:30am - 5pm
Friday	9:30am - 5pm
Saturday	9am - 3pm

Telephone

+61738553555

Website

http://www.completepet.com.au/

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