Pawsome Pet Sitting

29/01/2025

As of this week I have a
Couple of positions
Available for dog walking.
So If you are interested I look
Forward to hearing from you.

08/06/2024

26/02/2024

Our first catch up for the year, missed these 2 rascals😊😍🐶🐶

16/02/2024

❣️ LOOKING FOR LOVE ❣️

Visit our website to read the profiles of each of these candidates after your heart …

❤️ VELCRO
https://www.animalrescue.org.au/store/?model_number=velcro-kitten

❤️ TSARINA
https://www.animalrescue.org.au/store/?model_number=tsarina

❤️ MOSCOW
https://www.animalrescue.org.au/store/?model_number=Moscow-kitten

Animal Rescue Coffs Harbour
2451000004

25/01/2024

❤️❤️

10/01/2024

MOLLY 💕

Female - DSH
DOB: 2/11/23

Introducing Molly,

Available for adoption this Sunday!
PetStock Coffs Harbour

Please visit for more details and applications.

https://www.animalrescue.org.au/store/?model_number=molly

06/01/2024

Introducing Parker

Male, Fox Terrier X Maltese
DOB 25/06/23

Please visit https://www.animalrescue.org.au/store/?model_number=parker
For more details and applications.

05/01/2024

I know you miss your mum Memphis is that why you are laying all over her desk😊 I'm here to feed you buddy 😊

25/12/2023

Merry Christmas everyone ❤️

23/12/2023

Data from 3064 dogs was collected to compare the effect of a Non-Processed Meat Diet (NPMD) compared to an Ultra-Processed Carbohydrate Diet (UPCD) and how this impacted the occurrence of Otitis (ear infections) in adult dogs.

The study found that puppies fed a NPMD had a significantly lower risk of developing chronic Otitis later in life, while puppies fed an UPCD had an increased risk of developing recurrent ear infections.

The study concluded that breeders, veterinarians and pet parents should consider the findings and the impact they can have towards prevention of chronic ear infections with nutritional intervention during early life.

https://www.frontiersin.org/articles/10.3389/fvets.2023.1186131/full

03/12/2023

03/12/2023

💥💥𝗖𝗔𝗧 𝗩𝗔𝗖𝗖𝗜𝗡𝗘 𝗦𝗛𝗢𝗥𝗧𝗔𝗚𝗘 💥💥
there is currently a shortage of core cat vaccines across Australia. This is due to supply chain issues following the COVID pandemic. At this stage it is expected that this will continue until early 2024.

To make the most of our limited supplies we have consulted with vaccine experts and the manufacturers to ensure we make the most of our limited supply. Our focus is to therefore prioritise unvaccinated cats and kittens, especially those at higher risk.

The advice we have received indicates that if your cat is an adult and has received their course of kitten vaccines and an annual booster, a delay in their adult booster vaccine until 2024 is unlikely to have a significant impact on their well being.

If you have any further questions about your cat and their vaccination status don't hesitate to call any of our clinics.

01/12/2023

Have spent the last 2 nights with these 3, funny and entertaining that's for sure 🥰

23/11/2023

This is lovely miss Luna, such a sweet girl, have enjoyed looking after her the last couple of days 😍😊🐶

22/11/2023

Quail (f) & Pigeon (m) 💞🐦‍⬛

9 weeks old sweet siblings looking for their forever homes (or even a home together!)

These kitties are cute, purry, smoochy & playful.

See their profiles and make an adoption enquiry:

https://www.animalrescue.org.au/store/?group_id=1

Adoption fee $280 each or $500 together (incl. vacc, microchip & desexing when old enough)

R251000004

20/11/2023

It's been awhile since I've seen Loki and Thor, still as cute as ever🥰

18/11/2023

💥💥WARNING TO ALL DOG OWNERS💥💥

🔴There has been an outbreak of Parvovirus within the Nambucca Valley. This virus is highly contagious and will spread rapidly. This virus has a high fatality rate because there is no medication to kill the virus.

🔴Main symptoms are severe diarrhoea and vomiting with blood.

🔴Treatment is very very expensive as the patient is under intensive veterinary care with constant intravenous fluids and a cocktail of medications several times a day; the dog has to be kept in isolation and they are usually in hospital for a long period time. This means treatment costs for the owner are high - it is much much cheaper to vaccinate againt this disease.

🔴If your dog has not been vaccinated in the last 12 months we recommend you get them vaccinated ASAP. Parvovirus is deadly and vaccination gives your family dog the best protection which is what they deserve.

🔴If your dog is not vaccinated keep them at home, don't take them out or let them mix with other dogs.

🔴Because it is so expensive to treat these animals, if your dog is admitted with Pavrovirus, we will require upfront payment to treat them.

🔴If you think your dog has symptoms DO NOT BRING THEM INTO THE CLINIC. Please first let our reception staff know and they will arrange for a vet to see your dog outside of the clinic.

Please share this post with other dog owners in the Nambucca Valley area.

16/11/2023

To the wonderful person/persons who made these seats at Korora beach for all to share even our pooches😆 thankyou so much 🥰👌🐶