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Travelling with your Cavoodle can be an exciting adventure, but it also requires careful preparation to keep your furry friend safe, calm, and comfortable throughout the journey. When flying with your Cavoodle, a little planning will make a big difference.

So, you brought home a Cavoodle. Congratulations! You may think you’ve just added a fluffy new family member to the household, but let’s be honest, you’ve actually signed up for an entirely new lifestyle. 

With an increase in snake numbers during warmer weather, a snake encounter can happen unexpectedly. Knowing how to react and what training and first-aid measures to have in place could save your cavoodles life.

If you’re a proud Cavoodle parent like me, you’ve probably wondered: “Could raw food be better for my pup than kibble?” The idea of raw feeding is tempting, given the health benefits but, there is more to it than tossing a steak or some chicken in the bowl. Let’s chew through the facts and help you decide what’s best for your Cavoodle puppy.

Cavoodles are prone to various conditions that could be costly to treat, not to mention unforeseen accidents. As cavoodle parents, we cannot plan everything but we can minimise the impact these accidents have on our bank account. When the fluffy daydream meets a big vet bill, you typically have to make choices fast.

Just like us, Cavoodles can run into a few health hiccups including itchy skin, creaky joints, or feeling anxious when you leave the house. The good news is that supplements can help give your Cavoodle the boost they need to live their happiest, healthiest life.

Tear stains on Cavoodles are more than just a cosmetic concern. From allergies and blocked tear ducts to diet and grooming habits, this must-read guide explains the real reasons behind tear stains and how to treat and prevent them naturally. Discover safe cleaning methods, vet-approved tips, and how to keep your Cavoodle’s eyes bright, healthy, and stain-free.

Looking for safe, eco-friendly toys for your Cavoodle? Discover why natural dog toys are better for your pup’s health and the planet. From coffee wood chews to toxin-free rubber balls, we break down the best sustainable toy options and what to avoid to keep your Cavoodle happy, healthy, and entertained.

Knowing how to cut your Cavoodle can be overwhelming. Let's walk through the most popular Cavoodle haircuts, what each style looks like, and how to communicate with your groomer to get the perfect trim. 

Cavoodles can develop seasonal allergies to pollen, grass, and dust mites. Learn the key signs, simple at-home care tips, and when to see your vet to keep your Cavoodle comfortable year-round.

Your Cavoodle’s poop is more than just something to scoop - it’s a daily health check. From firm “gold standard” poos to soft serve, rabbit droppings, or colourful surprises, each type tells a story about their diet, stress, or gut health. Learn what’s normal, when to worry, and how nutrition (plus probiotics) can keep your Cavoodle’s tummy and poop in top shape.

Driving with your Cavoodle can be fun, but unrestrained pups put everyone at risk and fines vary by state. Beyond the legal side, securing your Cavoodle with a harness, booster seat, or crate protects them (and you) in case of an accident. Safe travel means fewer distractions, happier pups, and peace of mind on every drive.