Living with Cavoodles
Being a Cavoodle pet owner can be very rewarding. Here’s a quick look at their needs.
Temperament & Social Needs
- Cavoodles are purpose-bred companions that thrive on being part of the family. Their temperament is affectionate, active, intelligent, and empathetic, making them great therapy and emotional support dogs.
- They can be prone to separation anxiety when left alone for extended periods. It’s best to ensure they have company for most of the day.
Exercise & Grooming
- Vets recommend 30 to 60 minutes of daily exercise for adult Cavoodles, which should include mental stimulation like puzzle toys.
- Cavoodles have a luxurious low-to-non-shedding coat that’s either wavy or feathered, with a soft texture and minimal odour. Their beautiful fleece-like coats require daily brushing at home and a professional groom every 6-8 weeks to prevent matting.
Health Insights ⓘ
- As Poodle-crosses, they can be susceptible to joint issues or patellar luxation.
- Cavoodles rank as the top breed for pet insurance claims made with Knose.*
- While generally healthy, Cavoodles are prone to certain health issues and conditions. Ear disorders were the leading cause of claims Knose covered for Cavoodles.*
Essential preventative measures to keep your Cavoodle happy
As responsible pet owners, always ensure to give your pets the best care possible.
Regular veterinary
check-ups
Diet and weight
management
Regular
grooming
Ear care
Dental
care