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We know how much joy our cavoodles bring us and I cant imagine life without Bambi and Daisy. As the weather heats up, we need to be mindful that our hot Aussie sunshine also carries a hidden risk for our four-legged friends. Just like us humans, being sun smart matters so I thought it was a timely reminder to share some ways to keep your Cavoodle safe in the summer sun.

MyCavoodle is specifically made for Cavoodles (and oodle mixes) who have sensitive skin needs and unique coats that require high maintenance and professional grooms every couple of weeks. This is why MyCavoodle shampoo and conditioner are better for your cavoodle over generic brands on the market and why over 25,000+  cavoodle (and oodle) owners love them australia-wide!

Deciding when to desex your Cavoodle (or any dog) is one of the most important choices you’ll make as a pet parent. It’s a question we often get asked when talking to cavoodle parents and whilst we are not qualified to answer the question, as there are many factors to be considered. So let’s explore what desexing involves, why the timing matters, and how to make the right decision for your Cavoodle’s individual needs.

Cavoodles are known for their charm and playful personalities, however, they aren’t always known for their love of water. While some Cavoodles are natural-born paddlers, others need a little encouragement (and supervision!) to stay safe around water. So, before you let your pup leap into the deep end or chase waves like a pro surfer, let’s talk about water safety for Cavoodles. 

Just like us, Cavoodles eventually trade their playful puppy zoomies for slower strolls and longer naps in the sun. So as part of Adopt a Senior Dog Month, we wanted to help you understand what changes to expect, how to support them physically and emotionally, and when it might be time to have those difficult but important conversations about quality of life.

If you’ve ever noticed your Cavoodle shaking their head, scratching like crazy, or giving off that unmistakable “wet dog” smell no matter how clean they are, there is a chance they might have an ear infection which are one of the most common health issues in Cavoodles. But it is easy to manage once you understand what’s really going on under those cute fluffy ears.

If your Cavoodle can’t bear to let you leave the room or gives you that heart-wrenching look every time you  you grab your keys, you’re not alone. Before you blame yourself for “spoiling” them and having a little cling on or velcro dog, it helps to understand where this behaviour comes from and how to gently guide them toward feeling safe, calm, and confident when you’re not around.

Sometimes when traditional medicine or treatments aren’t right for them, we might consider more holistic forms of treatment. If you are not sure what Holistic therapy is or what it involves, then keep reading and I will explain how it differs from traditional veterinary treatments, and why it can be particularly beneficial for Cavoodles.

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.