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Cavoodles have officially earned their place as one of Australia’s most loved family dogs and if you own one you will understand why. But let’s me honest, owning a Cavoodle can be costly and it is a very real financial commitment that many new owners underestimate. If you’re thinking about adding a Cavoodle to your home, this article breaks down the true cost of owning a Cavoodle.

Cavoodles have captured the heart of many aussies and what started as a designer crossbreed has become the nation’s favourite dog, charming families from the Northern Beaches to the Adelaide Hills. Here’s why Cavoodles are ideal as family dogs in Australia.

If your Cavoodle has spent the holidays glued to your side, supervising every cup of tea, Zoom call, and couch cuddle… the return to “normal life” can feel a little dramatic. But with a little planning, patience, and a few simple tweaks, you can help your fluffy bestie transition back to work-week life without the heartbreak (or the howling).

It is the time of the year when us humans are making New Years Resolutions and probably breaking them before the end of Jan (you know its’ true).  Whilst you might think that that the perfect year for your Cavoodle is full of insta worthy fancy beds, gourmet biscuits, or the latest trending enrichment toy, what your Cavoodle really wants in 2025 is simple, meaningful, and rooted in connection. Here are a few feel-good suggestions to starting the New Year. 

We know first hand just how fussy cavoodles can be and a common question we get asked from Cavoodle owners “what should i feed my cavoodle”. Should I give them kibble, raw or fresh food? We asked that question to Chef Esther at Jack and Chelo and she shared some interesting insights to help you work out what is best for your cavoodle.

Is your Cavoodle prone to bad teeth? No matter what you feed them or how many dental chews they get, do they still end up needing an expensive vet clean? Two of the biggest concerns I hear from owners are the cost of professional teeth cleaning, and the anxiety that comes with putting their dogs under anaesthesia. It’s stressful and expensive and that’s why I was so interested when I first heard about anaesthesia-free oral hygiene for dogs.

If you’re not going away this summer, your cavoodle will be happy as they love doing things with you, and there are plenty of enriching, fun and summery experiences you can create right at home. With warm weather, long daylight saving (in most states) and summer treats in season, you can turn everyday moments into special memories. Here are a few fun suggestions that don’t cost a cent but your cavoodle will love.

Xmas and New Year is the perfect time to get in lots of extra cavoodle cuddles as many of us take a well deserved break. I love getting quality time with my girls Bambi & Daisy but come storm season or New Year’s Eve, even a happy-go-lucky cavoodle might suddenly transform into a trembling, anxious mess. Loud noises like fireworks and thunderstorms are a common fear so understanding why they react this way, what signs to look for, and how to help them cope can make these noisy nights a lot easier for both of you.

With holidays fast approaching many of us have a change in our routines. There’s a lot of activity, social outings and people coming and going which can equal a bit of stress,  anxiety and discomfort. What do you need to aware of and how can you potentially mitigate them. Well, keep reading as I share some practical tips of things I do with Bella and Bambi.

As much as we love our fluffy cavoodles, as our Aussie climate changes, we need to mindful of how the heat impacts their health, their coats and there lifestyle. Heatstroke is one of the most dangerous conditions a Cavoodle can face. Knowing the signs, causes, and treatments could quite literally save their life. Here are share some insights into how to avoid it, what to do if they have it and ways to prevent it. 

Christmas is one of my favourite times of the year as I get to have quality downtime with the family and that includes lots of cuddles with Bambi & Daisy. But as exciting as Xmas is, we need to remember that some Christmas decorations and foods can be dangerous for dogs, especially curious Cavoodles. So let’s address some of the potential hazards for your cavoodle.

‘Tis the season to spoil your Cavoodle (even more than usual)! Whether your cavoodle is on the naughty or nice list, Christmas is the perfect excuse to fill their stocking with delicious treats, adorable outfits, and summer holiday essentials.

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