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Zoes Doggy Treats

Locality: Peeramon, Queensland, Australia

Phone: +61 418 684 705

Address: 409 Lake Barrine Rd 4885 Peeramon, QLD, Australia

Website: https://www.zoesdoggytreats.com.au

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25.01.2022 Is this the look you get when you finally get the chance to sit down and enjoy your meal? Maybe a Zoe's Doggy treat while they wait patiently will suffice! You can catch up with us this weekend on Saturday 24/10 at Yungaburra markets. Sunday 25/10 we will both be located on the coast. The Tanks markets for me in Cairns and Rob will be at Port Douglas markets. See you there!

25.01.2022 This is Nevada and Bonny, they are our Zoe's superstars for the month of November. They are beautiful girls and love to come to the markets for a treat and cuddle. The girls are great fundraisers for the Mareeba Animal Refuge which is where they were rescued from. They love all our treats but the biscuits and liver are the favourite though. If you would like some of your pup's favourite treats this weekend you can find us on the coast, sorry Tablelanders no markets up here th...is weekend! Saturday 7/11 we will be at Gordonvale markets it will be a big market with all stalls fully booked out. Sunday 8/11 you can find us in two locations. For those on the northern end, Rob will be at Port Douglas markets and for the Cairns pups I will be at Mt Sheridan Plaza for the November market day. SEE YOU THERE!

24.01.2022 Snakes Close to 6,500 pets are bitten by snakes each year in Australia and a venomous snake bite is a life-threatening emergency. With the weather warming up, snakes are becoming more active or "on the move", as we say, we need to be careful and safeguard our dogs from snake bite. We can come across them anywhere in Australia, from suburbia to rural areas. At the beginning of summer, snakes' venom glands are full and their bites are much more severe, the length of time since ...Continue reading

20.01.2022 Isn't it amazing how they can pick out what they don't like in their bowl? Usually, there isn't any much left when it's Zoe's Doggy Treats in there! If you need some treats this weekend for the most important one in the family, you will be able to find us at Malanda markets tomorrow 17/10 and on Sunday 18/10 Rob will be at Port Douglas markets for those that live in that direction.

20.01.2022 Do you think this outfit makes my bum look big? Are we all ready for the markets this weekend? We are! On Saturday 21/11 we will have our stall at Malanda markets, come along and pick up some of Fido's favourite treats. There are lots of other goodies at the market, plants, fruit and veg, and handmade Christmas gift ideas (it is not that far away). Sunday 22/11 you will find me at Mt Sheridan Plaza and you will find Rob at Port Douglas markets. So lots of chances to pick up some healthy and affordable treaties for the furkids.

20.01.2022 So your dog won't do tricks for treats? They will if it is a Zoes Doggy Treat! To get their supply of Zoe's treats this weekend you will find us at the 5th Saturday Mareeba market tomorrow 31/10. I will be in my new spot near the market information tent. Sunday 1st November you can find us at the Tolga and Port Douglas markets. Looking forward to catching up!

19.01.2022 Good morning all. Hope you have had a good week. This weekend we have markets on the Tablelands and on the Coast. Saturday 14/11 is Mareeba market day! I will have a selection of our handmade goodies for the Furkids. Just reminding you I have moved to near the market information tent. Sunday, 15/11 it is the Coasties turn and Rob will be set up at Port Douglas markets. So check the treaty jar and we will see you over the weekend!

19.01.2022 Zoe's November Special Home-made Variety Doggy Biscuits Seven different flavours for your pooch to munch on. All especially hand-crafted with locally sourced ingredients. Real beef, liver, tuna, kangaroo, cheese, vegetables, organic chicken, molasses, oats, eggs, blended with Zoe’s special high protein flour mix.... Doubled baked for that extra crunch they love. This month you can purchase these yummy delights at 12.5% off our regular price. 250 gram $9.40 500 gram $17.50 750 gram $26.25 1 kilogram $32.35 1.5 kilograms $46.55 2 kilograms $61.25 Order here! https://zoesdoggytreats.com.au//variety-gourmet-dog-biscu/

17.01.2022 Dog theft in Australia is on the rise. As instances of dog napping continue to grow, it’s important that dog owners take more precautions so they aren’t becoming victims of this frightful trend. When Fido disappears, sometimes it’s hard to tell if they simply ran off or were taken by a criminal depending upon the circumstances. In either case, pet lovers should be extra vigilant so their precious pooch doesn’t go missing. There’s obvious preventative measures, the proper iden...Continue reading

07.01.2022 Looks like we will all have some travel freedom for Christmas, arrangements may be a bit rushed as it is only a month away! Don't forget to arrange where your Furbaby will be staying if they can't go with you. Here are a few tips on finding suitable accommodation for the furry ones in the household: School holidays, Christmas and long weekends are very busy for boarding kennels. Some places will book out 12 months in advance for these periods. Most will charge a surcharge fo...Continue reading

06.01.2022 November is Pet Dental Health Month. And that means it's the perfect time to check on your pooch's smile. Although the fur kids aren’t typically known to have minty-fresh breath, an extremely foul odour can be the first sign of severe dental problems. Here are some handy hints to identify common dental issues and how to prevent them. It can be hard to tell if your pet has a toothache. Dogs have the tendency to not show pain, and often owners miss the signs. Some common signs... that may indicate something is wrong with your pet's teeth apart from bad breath, include: Drooling, Loss of appetite or inability to eat, Pawing at the mouth, Mouth hanging open/tongue out, Using one side of the mouth, Dropping food while chewing, Build-up of plaque and stains on teeth & Red swollen/bleeding gums. If your pet is showing any of these signs, make an appointment with your vet today. Annual health checks are an ideal opportunity for pawrents to find out if their pet has existing dental problems that may have gone unnoticed. Tips on keeping Fido's mouth healthy, in the wild dog's, didn't get dental sticks or daily toothbrush cleaning, they cleaned their teeth by eating the bones in the carcass of their prey. Bones are still a great way of keeping their mouths healthy, some say dogs shouldn't be given bones due to teeth breakages and blockages. HOWEVER, it is the right sort of bones that is the answer. Many give them the long bones from a cow, these are the WRONG bones to give our fur kids, they are too hard which leads to possible molar teeth breakage and if your dog is a constant gnawer these bones can contribute to blockages. On the other hand, softer bones like chicken frames, wings & necks, ribs, rabbit carcass, roo tail, pig ears etc do clean the teeth and massage the gums as it is the ripping and tearing action that is the cleaning factor. A lot of commercial dog food companies now produce supposedly dental cleaning products eg dental sticks and claim they clean teeth. Unfortunately, as these products are made from cereal and cereal goes soft and mushy it actually sticks to the teeth, then bacteria multiply because of the stuck-on food, this is how gum disease and other dental problems occur not solving them. Dog's can require the occasional teeth clean by the vet to help keep their mouth in top condition, a daily bone will certainly keep that procedure down to a minimum and the fewer times our furkids require general anesthetic the better it is for them. See more

05.01.2022 October's cutie is Fletch, he loves coming to the markets and getting some of our treats. To get some of our treats for your cuties this weekend you will be able to find us at: Saturday 10/10 is Mareeba market day. It will be my first day in our new permanent spot. From now on I will be in D31 which is right near the pink information tent, virtually in the same area in the row behind me. Sunday 11/10 we will be in two locations on the coast. Rob will be heading for Port Douglas and I will be at the Mt Sheridan Plaza October markets. We are looking forward to catching up, with the hoomans and the furry four paws.

03.01.2022 Shake, Shake, Shake, Shake your Bootie! Ever wondered why your pooch loves to have a shake and if there were any benefits to this action? According to different studies, wet dogs are able to remove 70% of the water from their coat with just a shake. If dogs couldn’t shake off to dry, they would lose an awful lot of body heat. According to other studies, wet dogs can increase or decrease the speed of shaking. Shaking frequency is according to the size of the dog. The smaller t...he dog, the greater the number of shakes needed to dry off, large dogs move their body 4 times per second, but small dogs shake 6 times per second or even more. Dogs also shake to release tensions. For example, dogs might shake after having a very tense moment with another dog. Also, they may shake after an intense hug from you. Don’t worry! Shaking after something intense is just their way of returning to their normal state. When a dog shakes it can last between three to four seconds. Other times dogs shake apart from drying off is when they wake up. Keep in mind that before living with humans, wild dogs used to sleep on the ground, where bugs, fleas, and other animals might have crawled on them. For this reason, shaking just after waking up is a way to get rid of all from their fur. Did you know when our pooch's shake it off they are actually reducing their pulse rate? In studies it was shown all dogs shook their bodies during five minute walks and did so when their pulse rate was high. Shaking it off reduced their pulse rate. If the walk was incressed to 15 minutes 80% of dogs had a shake either during or after the walks. They shook more frequently on a long leash compared to off leash or a short leash. The average decrease of the pulse rate was 12%. This is a fascinating finding! Without it, it would likely never occur to most of us with dogs that those full body shakes we’re so used to seeing actually trigger a beneficial physiological response in our furry companions! As we can see, shaking is actually a survival instinct. See more

01.01.2022 Simply add eggs! Dogs in the wild, in particular, scavenge birds' nests for eggs and consume them raw with the shells included. This habit lives on in domesticated dogs, and many pawrents feed eggs to their dogs, either raw or cooked. There are many health benefits from eggs because of the many nutrients such as healthy fats. A high dosage of omega-3 fatty acids can help in the management of pruritic skin disease, as well as the management of inflammatory conditions in dogs. ...Continue reading