Guest posts
Write for Pets Please
Pets Please publishes original, long-form pet-care journalism for Australian readers. If you can teach something our classifieds-era audience still needs — how to choose a puppy without funding a farm, how to keep a cat indoors without making it miserable, how a council registration actually works — we want the pitch.
What we commission
- Guides of 1,000 words or more, in Australian English.
- Topics that match our hubs: dogs, cats, small pets, birds, fish and reptiles, pet health, responsible ownership and rescue.
- Reporting that names Australian states, councils, seasons and public sources — not generic “your furry friend” filler.
- A clear reader job: after the piece, someone should know what to do this week.
What we will not run
- Rewritten or spun articles that already live elsewhere.
- Breed sales copy, kennel advertising, or puppy-farm apologetics.
- Medical protocols presented as a substitute for a registered veterinarian.
- Thin listicles, AI slurry, or uncredited image dumps.
- Link inserts into existing Pets Please articles. We do not sell mid-body links in published guides.
Links, bios and disclosure
Accepted pieces may carry a two-sentence author bio. One relevant homepage, clinic, shelter or professional profile link is usually enough. Paid, affiliate, sponsored or guest-posting-service links must be disclosed and will be published with rel="sponsored". We may strip links that do not help the reader.
If you are pitching through a content agency, say so. A sample of the kind of commercial placement we mark as sponsored is a guest posting marketplace such as Worldwide Backlinks.
How to pitch
- Check our topic hubs so you are not repeating a live guide.
- Send a working title, a 150-word outline, and why you are the person to write it.
- If we like the outline we will ask for a full draft in Markdoc or Word.
- Edits are normal. Publication sits with Pets Please.
Guest post submission form
This form posts to our contact desk and is delivered to support@worldwidebacklinks.com. Do not attach the full manuscript until we ask for it.
People also ask
Does Pets Please accept guest posts?
Yes. We accept original long-form guides on Australian pet care. Pitches should be exclusive to Pets Please, written in Australian English, and useful to a family who actually lives with an animal.
Do published guest posts include a backlink?
A short author bio may include one relevant homepage or profile link. Commercial, affiliate and paid links are marked rel="sponsored" and may be declined.
What topics are most likely to be commissioned?
State-specific ownership law, parasite prevention, indoor-cat wildlife issues, ethical sourcing of puppies and kittens, small-pet husbandry, and practical rescue or rental guides.