delish pet treats - we care because you care.

14/08/2024

Check out the latest ★★★★★ review from Becca B for Kangaroo Liver

Becca B. - My German Shepherds love these! We have a puppy that we are training and he works hard for these! Great product!

04/08/2024

Happy Ava shopping at berry markets today and stopped to buy some tasty treats for the trip home. Thanks Ava for stopping by.🐕

19/07/2024

Come and see us at the Gerringong_Rotary_Markets tomorrow. We will be in the hall.

05/07/2024

Berry July Market
Is Canceled.

29/06/2024

MollyMook market
today is canceled.
Next one is in September

14/06/2024

Unfortunately it was tooooo wet to set up Gerringong_Rotary_Markets this morning. (There are still stalls in the hall) . Better luck next month.

14/06/2024

***NEW PRODUCT ALERT***
Just in Great treat for small dog breeds and cats.
Novel protein source. Low in fat. Ideal choice for dogs with sensitive tummies.

Visit us at Gerringong Rotary Markets tomorrow (15 June 2024), or the Berry Markets (1 July 2024), mention you saw this post:

Buy a Dr Zoo product = free sample pack
Buy a Black Dog lead, collar or harness = free sample pack
Buy a dog or cat toy = free sample pack
In fact, make any purchase and receive a free sample pack.

Be quick - if we run out, you miss out.

16/03/2024

Thinking about buying Rubber Dental Rope Toy? Read our latest review of the product by Donna G.

Donna G.: Great toy for playing and chewing

16/03/2024

Thinking about buying Natural flat beef liver.? Read our latest review of the product by Donna G.

Donna G.: My fur baby couldn’t wait to get chewing on these

16/03/2024

Thinking about buying Wahu Pet Woofer Float. Dog Life Jacket .? Read our latest review of the product by Lyn m.https://www.delishpettreats.com.au/shop/Wahu-Pet-Woofer-Float-Dog-Life-Jacket-p627993022

26/02/2024

🐾 Say goodbye to the itch and hello to happy, healthy pets with Dr. Zoo's Ditch the Itch Pack! 🌿✨ Our furry friends deserve the best, and this pack is a game-changer for their well-being.

🛁 Pamper your pets with the soothing power of nature! The Ditch the Itch Pack includes Dr. Zoo's specially formulated products to tackle irritation and dryness, leaving your pet's skin and fur feeling nourished and revitalized.

🌟 BONUS ALERT! 🎁 With every purchase of a Ditch the Itch Pack, enjoy a complimentary jar of our Crusty Nose Itchy Toes Nose & Paw Butter – the perfect solution for those troublesome spots that need extra care. 🐶🐱
https://www.delishpettreats.com.au/shop/Dr-Zoo-Ditch-the-Itch-Pack-p216824980

Why choose Dr. Zoo?
✅ Natural Ingredients
✅ Cruelty-Free
✅ No Nasty Chemicals

Give your pets the love they deserve and make every day a good fur day! (Limited Offer, While stocks last)🐕🐾 💚

19/01/2024

Gerringong market this Saturday 20/01/24 come and enjoy this little market in the main street of Gerringong in the park and the hall come brows our store full of dog toys and australian dog treats.hope to see you there.🐕🐩🦮🐕‍🦺

18/01/2024

Did you know.....?
Under the NSW Companion Animal Act there are requirements of what you must do if you find a stray dog/cat.

If the dog/cat has a collar & tag with its owner’s contact details, please call them as soon as possible to arrange for the return of their dog/cat.

If there is no collar and/or tag, you have three options.

1. You can take the dog/cat to your nearest vet clinic where staff can scan for a microchip. If there is a microchip, staff will contact the owner to collect the dog/cat from the clinic

2. You can call Council Rangers on 1300 293 111 (select option 1) for both during operating hours and after hours. Rangers will scan the dog/cat for a microchip. If there is a microchip, the Ranger will call the owner. If they can contact the owner, the Ranger will take the dog/cat home. If they are unable to contact the owner, or there is no microchip, the Ranger will take the dog/cat to the Shoalhaven Animal Shelter.
NOTE: Rangers are available Monday - Sunday

3. You can take the dog/cat to the Shoalhaven Animal Shelter yourself. Open Monday to Sunday 9am – 4pm.

Facebook is a fantastic tool to reunite lost dogs/cats with their owners, however, it shouldn’t be the only option. Not everyone has access to Facebook and having the dog/cat scanned for a microchip can result in a quicker reunion.

The reason for this post is due to the number of people who want to keep dogs/cats they have found or when speaking to Rangers or Shelter staff make comments such as “I would keep it, but I have too many dogs/cats”. The dog/cat you have found belongs to someone and they are missing it and searching for it. Put yourself in their shoes and imagine how you would feel if your dog/cat went missing and someone found them and kept them.

We have a wonderful community in the Shoalhaven who will look after lost pets and keep them safe until an owner is found. Our local Lost & Found pages are fantastic with getting animals back home quickly, however we need to ensure we are all doing the the right thing when finding a lost dog/cat in trying to get them home quickly and that may be by taking it to a vet clinic, calling a Ranger or taking it to the Shelter.

13/12/2023

From our family to your we wish you a Merry Christmas.Our last market for 2023 is Gerringong market this Saturday 16th of December.Last chance to come and browse our toys before Christmas.

08/12/2023

Check on your anmails over the weekend never leave animals in cars on a hot day.

24/04/2023

20/02/2023

Cats are curious creatures, and as pet owners, it's important to be aware of potential hazards around the home that could pose potential risk to our fabulous feline friends 🐱

While many items may seem harmless, small objects like rubber bands and hair elastics can cause potential gastrointestinal obstruction. Cleaning products can cause burns if an undiluted cleaning product is licked as well as washing machines and dryers being very attractive hiding places.

Several flowers and other plants are also extremely toxic (and even deadly) so be sure to research any plants you bring into your home and keep toxic ones well out of reach 🌿

By taking a few simple precautions, you can help prevent accidents and keep your cats healthy and happy while safe at home ❤️

For more information on how you can keep your cat safe at home visit our website via the link below 👇
https://www.rspcansw.org.au/keeping-cats-safe/

17/02/2023

Dont risk leaving your fur baby in a hot car this weekend take them with you.

16/02/2023

One of the best ways to love your cat is to respect their boundaries just as you would with any other person or animal ❤️

A simple way to do this is to perform the “Cat Consent Test”. Simply offer your hand to your cat and allow them to sniff or rub their face against it. If they approach, you can gently pet them for a few seconds. Keep it short and gentle – cats are very sensitive and usually prefer brief interactions. Pause, then offer your hand again – do they bunt your hand again? Or have they had enough? 🤔

Observe their body language to see if they are enjoying the interaction. If your cat chooses not to interact respect their boundary and give them some space. You can always try again later.

This is an important tool for cat owners to use in order to build trust and respect with their feline companions. By paying attention to their body language and letting them initiate, choose and control interactions, you can help ensure that your cat feels safe and comfortable in their environment. This can also help prevent negative behaviours such as biting or scratching, which can occur when cats feel threatened or overwhelmed 🙀

Cats are not always in the mood for petting or cuddling, sometimes they just want to be near you, so the cat consent test is a simple and effective way to communicate with your cat and help strengthen the bond you have, ensuring a long lasting and loving relationship 🥰

For more information on how to how to best love your cat, visit our website via the link below 👇
https://www.rspcansw.org.au/keeping-cats-safe/cat-lovers-2/

09/02/2023

Thinking about buying Slow Feed Dog Bowl - Stainless Steel? Read our latest review of the product by Hayley C.

Hayley C.: Love these bowls for my labs ,quick delivery thanks so much

09/02/2023

Thinking about buying True Aussie Dog Treat? Read our latest review of the product by Anne F.

Anne F.: Sable and Billy love these biscuits. They are the right size for a small treat and keep for ages in the fridge.

26/05/2022

Please read

⚠️⚠️⚠️It has been brought to our attention that there are confirmed positive leptospirosis cases affecting dogs in our community.⚠️⚠️⚠️

In 2020, an outbreak of leptospirosis occurred in Sydney. Sydney has since seen a sporadic number of new cases but no confirmed disease has made its way down to the south coast – until now.

What is Leptospirosis?
Leptospirosis is a potentially fatal bacterial infection that can cause acute kidney failure and liver disease in dogs. Dogs become infected by contact with urine from rats or indirectly via contaminated water or soil. They can also become infected by hunting and eating rats. Clinical signs can initially be very vague such as lethargy, vomiting and diarrhea. Importantly, leptospirosis is a zoonotic disease which means that humans can become infected as well.

Prevention of leptospirosis is achieved by limiting contact to sources of infection and vaccination.

We strongly recommend vaccinating your dog against leptospirosis. The vaccine, although not providing complete protection against all strains, can minimise the risk of infection occurring. This vaccine is different from the standard C5 ‘social dog’ vaccine that your dog may be vaccinated with. If your dog has not had any vaccinations before for leptospirosis, it will require two vaccines 2-4 weeks apart and be yearly thereafter. If you are unsure about your dogs vaccination status, please call us.

21/12/2021

Come on down to our stall outside of Woolworths in Ulladulla for some last minute Christmas gifts!
We have gingerbread houses, crocheted towels, hand crocheted veggie bags and more...
Get in for a chance to win $250 cash in our raffle. Tickets are almost sold out!

We’re here until 2pm today and from 9am to 3pm tomorrow, Wednesday 22 December.

04/10/2021

If puppies won't motivate you to run, nothing will!⁠
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Sign up to RSPCA NSW's Rescue Run today, and help raise the critical funds needed for RSPCA’s Inspectors to rescue animals from cruelty. ⁠
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The challenge is simple - simply run, walk or roll 67km from the 18th - 31st October. That’s 1km for every animal that needs our help, every day.⁠

Plus, sign up now for your chance to WIN 1 x 67 $100 vouchers to spend at Running! 👟⁠

SIGN UP TODAY https://rspcansw.org/3EA0d5B

03/09/2021

Can you help us with our cat research? 🐱
RSPCA NSW is consulting the community to inform our new project ‘Keeping Cats Safe at Home’ and we want to hear from you!
We encourage everyone (cat owners and non-cat owners alike) to complete a short online survey, it only takes about 10 minutes.
Access the survey here: https://rspcansw.org/2VHSz7l
This project has been assisted by the NSW Government through its Environmental Trust and aims to improve the lives of pet cats while also reducing impacts on wildlife. You can learn more about the project here www.rspcansw.org.au/safecats.
We are very pleased to announce that we will be working closely with the following councils on ‘Keeping Cats Safe at Home’: Blue Mountains City Council, Byron Shire Council, Campbelltown City Council, City of Parramatta Council, Hornsby Shire Council, Northern Beaches Council, Shoalhaven City Council, Tweed Shire, and Kyogle Councils, Walgett Shire Council, and Weddin Shire Council.

12/08/2021

22/07/2021

https://www.farmonline.com.au/story/7080964/deadly-dog-disease-is-spreading-quickly/

Some have already likened the spread of canine ehrlichiosis as akin to Covid-19 for dogs, a deadly disease which experts say places every dog in Australia at risk.

12/07/2021

12/07/2021

Dear followers
We are still operational.
$5.00 baked treats sale via website till the Saturday 24/07/2021.

09/12/2020