Game Dogz

14/08/2025

Hey everyone, as you all may know we moved to Masterton about 18 months ago and due to the sheer amount of dog trainers already in operation here, I decided that I would look into other avenues.

I now have a wholesale business, distributing amazing pet health products to retailers throughout New Zealand.

AND

An equally amazing retail site where you can purchase natural, whole-food, human-grade supplements and natural, healthy treats.

My new site is zestpawlife.com

Come on over and visit my new FB page - https://www.facebook.com/ZestPawLife

I can't wait to see you all there!

Helping pets thrive naturally 💚
NZ-made wellness & supplements for dogs
For happier, healthier everyday lives 🐶
Because they’re family too 🐾

25/03/2025

Hey everyone, you may remember our little superstar Parker.
He is starring in my latest video for SEWA Dog Boost lol.

17/12/2024

‼️SO IMPORTANT ‼️

Please I beg you do NOT let your child sit on or lie on your dog , or grab them by the face and kiss them, or climb into their bed or crate , or disturb them when eating or chewing, or chase after the dog to grab their toys.

We have lost count of the numbers of distraught parents who have contacted us during the festive holiday when stressed anxious dogs have hit children. Usually due to lack of parental supervision, lack of understanding of the dogs beefs and poor dog management.

Dogs never bite out of the blue . They are usually giving subtle warnings repeatedly before they snap
Teach children to respect dogs
Sit on the ground - not the hound
Pet pet pause - 3 second contact
Let sleeping dogs lie
Give them space

Photo author unknown.

15/11/2024

It’s time to talk about a serious issue affecting all dog guardians: controlling our dogs.

Too often, we witness incidents at dog parks, on the street, or during casual walks where uncontrolled dogs rush up to others, creating chaos, stress, and, unfortunately, leading to injuries. Whether it’s a dog being attacked at a park, an off-lead dog rushing at a leashed dog, or people forcing dogs to interact when they’re clearly showing signs of discomfort—these situations are happening far too frequently and are entirely preventable.

Legally, you must have control of your dog at all times. This isn’t just about following rules; it’s about ensuring the safety and wellbeing of your dog and others. Keeping your dog on a lead in public spaces is a simple yet effective way to prevent unwanted interactions. Additionally, using visual aids like vests, lead covers, or bandanas that indicate your dog needs space can help communicate to others that your dog isn’t comfortable with close interactions.

For dogs who may struggle with reactivity or unpredictable behaviour, using a muzzle is a responsible choice that protects everyone. It’s time to break the stigma around muzzles—they are a tool of safety, not a sign of a “bad” dog. A well-fitted muzzle allows your dog to enjoy outings safely without the risk of causing or experiencing harm.

But ultimately, it comes down to everyone taking responsibility and controlling their dogs. You might think your dog is friendly, but it’s naive to assume they will get along with every single dog they meet. We need to be proactive in protecting our dogs—both from being injured and from injuring others. By keeping our dogs on lead, using tools like muzzles or visual aids when needed, and respecting each dog's comfort levels, we can help create a safer environment for all.

Let’s commit to being responsible dog guardians and make our shared spaces safer for everyone.

13/11/2024

Interesting podcast for anyone that has a dog with allergies.

Cytopoint is used for itching and allergies as a monthly injection. Side effects are a problem that veterinarians aren't talking to pet parents about! Be inf...

02/10/2024

Our crew would not be without their daily Dog Boost!

Great for healthy joints, skin and gut.

Bridgette gives her dogs the winning edge with the help of SEWA Dog Boost!

Healthy inside and out!

Ask for Dog Boost at your local pet stockists or online at
gnzbioscence.com

01/10/2024

What if we all kept an open mind to new ideas and approaches?
How different would our world—and our lives—look?

Sadly, many people, including practitioners, stay closed off to anything outside their comfort zone.

This not only limits their personal growth but also the health of those they care for.

When I first stumbled upon holistic medicine, I’ll admit—it felt a little “out there.”

But I stayed curious. How were these vets seeing such amazing results in cases where all hope seemed lost?

If I had closed myself off to holistic treatments, I probably would’ve left vet med years ago. I was exhausted from just managing symptoms and running out of options.

But opening my mind to this approach changed everything. It gave me the tools to watch my patients thrive—not just survive.

If you’ve ever wondered about this so-called “voodoo” medicine, my challenge to you is simple: stay curious.

Research.

Ask questions.

Learn before dismissing.

Whether you’re a vet, a human practitioner, or just a pet parent, you don’t have to know it all.

You just have to be open to learning.

By doing this, we make the world a kinder, healthier place for both pets and people.

So, let’s drop the judgment, ask questions, and keep learning together.

If this resonates with you, drop a ❤️ and share how holistic medicine has opened your mind! 🌿✨