Pooches On Pakington

Pooches On Pakington Pooches On Pakington is a new Australian based label offering stylish, contemporary products and acc

Need foster carer.
05/01/2026

Need foster carer.

What a great idea
01/01/2026

What a great idea

Qnote, a Japanese systems engineering company, welcomed eight rescued cats to their office and the team couldn't be happier! The feline employees roam freely, nap wherever they like, and interact with staff, helping reduce stress and bring smiles all around. Their presence has already boosted motivation and created a more relaxed, positive work environment proof that a little pawsitivity goes a long way!

Is it too hot to walk your dog? ☀️🐾With the warm weather upon us, the temperature can be deceiving. Even when the air te...
29/12/2025

Is it too hot to walk your dog? ☀️🐾

With the warm weather upon us, the temperature can be deceiving. Even when the air temperature feels manageable, footpaths, roads and pavers can become hot enough to burn paw pads and increase the risk of heat stroke.

Before heading out, always test the ground temperature:
Place the back of your hand on the surface for 10 seconds. If it feels hot or uncomfortable, it’s not safe for your dog’s paws.

Safe walking temperatures (guide only):
12–19°C – Generally safe
20–23°C – Low risk
24-27°C – Moderate risk
28–31°C – High risk of heat stress and paw burns
32°C+ – Severe risk for all dogs

Dogs more sensitive to heat — including brachycephalic breeds, puppies, large breeds, and dogs with medical conditions — may struggle at temperatures above 16°C.

On warmer days, opt for early morning or evening walks, shorter outings, or indoor enrichment instead.

Signs of heat stroke include:
Excessive panting, drooling, noisy breathing, vomiting, pale or bright red gums, unsteadiness, confusion, seizures or collapse.

🚨 Heat stroke is a medical emergency. If you notice these signs, seek urgent veterinary care.

When in doubt, skip the walk — staying cool is always the safest choice! 🐾

Brigitte Bardot reminds us that survival isn’t just about humans — it’s about every living being on this planet.Respecti...
28/12/2025

Brigitte Bardot reminds us that survival isn’t just about humans — it’s about every living being on this planet.
Respecting animals is part of protecting our own future. 🌍💚

So true
20/12/2025

So true

Patrick Swayze once said, “People told me my house smelled like dogs, and I asked them, do you even know what a dog smells like? It smells like gratitude, loyalty, nobility, affection, and pure, unconditional love. Despite everything they’ve been through, they carry no scent of resentment. I feel blessed that my house smells like dogs.”

This serves as a reminder that true blessings cannot be measured by society’s standards. Swayze’s words capture what dog lovers have always known—a home filled with the presence of loyal canine companions is filled with love. The joy, gratitude, and unconditional affection dogs bring are priceless, proving that the most precious things in life are often invisible, but deeply felt—and sometimes even smelled.

Merry Xmas
14/12/2025

Merry Xmas

Love this. Poodle mum
13/12/2025

Love this. Poodle mum

12/11/2025

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19A Elizabeth Street
Geelong West, VIC
3220

Opening Hours

1pm - 4:30pm

Telephone

0411 433 761

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