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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.

We’ve rounded up our paw-fect picks and we've also scored you a bunch of discounts so use the links to take advantage of this MyCavoodle perk.

Have you ever wondered what your Cavoodle would to Santa Paws about and what would be on their wishlist? We've got a pretty idea so here is the letter Charlie sent to Santa (for a bit of inspo and some Xmas Cheer)

Australian summers can be sizzling, and while we humans can dive into a pool or crank up the air-con, our furry friends rely on us to help them beat the heat. My girls Bambi & Daisy do love a nice chill out in the aircon LOL however we know that cavoodles with their fluffy coats can overheat quickly if we’re not careful. Here are our tips to keeping your cavoodle comfortable all summer long.

I love it with the weather warms up and I can take Bambi and Daisy out with us on little adventure with the rest of the family. But I know firsthand that with that fun comes a few special grooming must-dos to keep them looking & smelling fabulous. 

To help you keep your cavoodle in the fabulous style they are accustomed too, here’s some tips from me to you that will help you groom your Cavoodle through the Aussie summer heat.

Planning a summer getaway? Cavoodles don’t like being away from their humans due to their affectionate and  social nature, which means being away from you can be a big adjustment. But don’t fret yet… with the right preparation, your Cavoodle can enjoy their own mini pawcation while you relax knowing they’re in good hands.

And we have the inside scoop with lots of practical tips on how to get your Cavoodle ready for a pet sitter this holiday season.

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.