Members Resources
Expand your knowledge with these press releases, training tips, guidelines and need-to-know information from our friends across the pet care industry.
Podcast: The True Cost of Owning Pets and Where to Find Savings
Listen to the full episode of The Prosperity Project for more insights into the true cost of pets and how to reduce costs - and where you shouldn’t cut back.
6 Advertising Platforms For Pet Sitters
Check out this guide to see what advertising options are and platform benefits are available for Kiwi pet sitters.
Botulism in Dogs (Printable Infographic)
How to spot symptoms of botulism in dogs. Use our printable PDF to add to your own resource folder or put on your office wall!
Business: Cyber Security Resources
The Own Your Online website has easy to understand resources and guides to help educate all New Zealanders about cyber security and stay ahead of the latest scams and threats.
Learn More About Dog Breeds: American Kennel Club
Learn more about specific dog breeds from the American Kennel Club
50 Excel Hacks : Guided Template
50 Excel Hacks from HubSpot. Simply scroll through each sheet to practice using the hacks mentioned in the Masterclass Guide.
Kaikoura Pet Friendly Accommodation: Kaikoura Holiday Homes
It is a wonderful time to be had by all including the family dog. We wouldn’t be without them. We have lots of homes that allow pets (cats as well if they are used to travelling).
Let's Talk About Cats Panel Discussion-hosted by Companion Animals NZ (CANZ)
This discussion held December 2024 focuses on the welfare of companion cats in New Zealand, as viewed by four experts holding various perspectives: 1. Professor Nat Waran - Director of A Good Life for Animals Centre, Companion Animals NZ 2. Dr Arnja Dale - Chief Scientific Officer, SPCA 3. Dr Natalie Lloyd - Companion Animal Vet & Immediate Past President Companion Animal Veterinarians (CAV), NZ Veterinary Association 4. Dr Gosia Zobel - Animal Welfare Programmes Coordinator, Companion Animals NZ
Tasman District Council: Cat Bylaw
All domestic cats over the age of six months need to be microchipped, registered with the New Zealand Companion Animal Register (NZCAR), and de-sexed. Exemptions to de-sexing are enabled where a cat is registered with a nationally recognised breeders body, or if a vet considered the procedure would adversely affect the health or welfare of the cat. The bylaw comes into effect from 1 January 2025. However, if you already have a cat, you have until June 2026 to comply with the bylaw.
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