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The beloved pet dog a vet was ordered to kill after just one day missing


A VET was ordered to euthanase a beloved Maltese dog just one day after it went missing. Izzy may have been 17 years old, blind and part deaf, but her unhappy owner said she was also microchipped, and that Canberra authorities should have given her a seven-day grace while they tried to locate her owner.



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'Having a pet die is an absolutely terrible thing': Senate announces inquiry into pet food industry


Australia's $4 billion pet food industry will be scrutinised by a parliamentary inquiry after a series of reports by 7.30 revealed plastic, shards of metal and mould had been found in some foods, and one popular brand was implicated in more than 100 dogs falling sick.


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Support for pet food watchdog from company implicated in dog illness and deaths


The global pet food company implicated in more than 100 Australian dogs falling ill after eating one of its products says it supports the introduction of an industry watchdog.


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Five vets announced recipients in the Queen's Birthday honours list


The Australian Veterinary Association (AVA) congratulates veterinarians who received awards in the mid-year Queen’s birthday honours list. The five recipients are...


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Dog becomes first to survive clinical trial for one of the most deadly pet cancers


Josie, a terrier mix from Owings Mills, Md., was the first dog to survive a clinical trial at Johns Hopkins Hospital aimed at finding a treatment for hemangiosarcoma, one of the most deadly cancers for pets.


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