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Melissa Starling

Melissa Starling

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PhD of Veterinary science, The University of Sydney

Sydney

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Total articles 259

  • 5 things to know before boarding your dog or cat this summer

    By Melissa Starling| The Conversation Verified Around this time of year, pet owners across the country are scrambling to finalise holiday care arrangements. Some lucky animals go to the home of a familiar family member, pet-sitter or friend. Others may have a pet sitter mind them in their own home. But another common solution is to put your dog or cat in a boarding facility while you’re away. Boarding facilities can be small and boutique, or very large; some house hundreds of animals at once over the December-January period.

    By Melissa Starling · The Conversation

    Dec. 16, 2024

  • 8 Things We Do That Really Confuse Our Dogs

    By Melissa Starling, Paul McGreevy| Kinship@ 8 Things We Do That Really Confuse Our Dogs · KinshipSkip to main contentWhy your dog freaks out when you give someone a hug — and other human behaviors they just don’t understand. by Melissa Starling, PhD and Paul McGreevy, PhD, MRCVSUpdated February 14, 2023Dogs are extraordinarily flexible creatures — how else could they live in our homes with us, learn to walk on a leash, and tag along on road trips?

    By Melissa Starling, Paul McGreevy · Kinship

    Sep. 23, 2024

  • 5 things to know before boarding your dog or cat this summer

    By Melissa Starling| The Conversation Verified Around this time of year, pet owners across the country are scrambling to finalise holiday care arrangements. Some lucky animals go to the home of a familiar family member, pet-sitter or friend. Others may have a pet sitter mind them in their own home. But another common solution is to put your dog or cat in a boarding facility while you’re away. Boarding facilities can be small and boutique, or very large; some house hundreds of animals at once over the December-January period.

    By Melissa Starling · The Conversation

    Dec. 16, 2024

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The University of Sydney

Sydney, New South Wales, Australia

+61 2 9351 2222