Puppy Treats: What Puppies Can Have at Every Age (Australian Guide)
Posted by The Huds and Toke Team on 23rd Jul 2026
By The Huds and Toke TeamPublished 22 July 2026Reading time about 8 minutes
The short answer
Most puppies can have their first treats from about 8 weeks of age, usually the week they arrive home. The RSPCA notes that puppies naturally wean off their mother's milk at around 8 to 12 weeks, and start eating solid food on their own from around 7 to 8 weeks. Once your puppy is settled on solids, a tin
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How to Use Treats in Dog Training: A Practical Guide for Puppies and Adult Dogs
Posted by The Huds and Toke Team on 22nd Jul 2026
By The Huds and Toke TeamPublished 22 July 2026Reading time about 8 minutes
What makes a good dog training treat?
A good training treat does three things. It is small, so your dog can eat dozens in a session without filling up. It is quick to eat, so you are back to training in a second or two instead of standing around while your dog chews. And it is exciting, because a reward only works if your
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Dog Gift Boxes and Hampers Australia: A Baker's Year-Round Gifting Guide
Posted by The Huds and Toke Team on 22nd Jul 2026
By The Huds and Toke TeamPublished 22 July 2026Reading time about 7 minutes
Why dog gift boxes became a thing
Somewhere in the past decade, dogs quietly renegotiated their position in the Australian household. They moved from the backyard to the couch, then from the couch to the bed, and now they have their own line on the Christmas shopping list. Nobody voted on it, and we reckon it says somethi
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Cat Treats Australia: The Complete Owner's Guide
Posted by The Huds and Toke Team on 22nd Jul 2026
By The Huds and Toke TeamPublished 22 July 2026Reading time about 8 minutes
What Are the Best Cat Treats in Australia?
The best cat treats in Australia are the simple ones: real meat or fish, a short ingredient list, no mystery fillers, and pieces small enough to suit a cat's little mouth and even smaller daily calorie budget. Feed them in sensible amounts alongside a complete and balanced cat fo
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How to Throw a Dog Birthday Party in Australia: The Complete Guide
Posted by The Huds and Toke Team on 22nd Jul 2026
By The Huds and Toke TeamPublished 22 July 2026Reading time about 11 minutes
Key takeaways
Keep it small and short: two to four familiar dog guests, one to two hours, morning slot in warm months.
The cake rule: dog cakes use carob, which is free from theobromine and caffeine. Real chocolate is toxic to dogs (RSPCA).
Two menus, always: human party food including chocolate, onion, grapes, macadam
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