The Pet Guardians - pet sitting service

30/01/2025

This is why they’ll get my vote, improvement to animal welfare makes me happy 😊❤️🐾

RSPCA WA does such important work across the State.

From animal rescue and welfare inspections to educating West Aussies on how to care for their pets - their services are invaluable.

And we want to make sure they’re properly supported to keep doing that important work.

Under a re-elected WA Labor Government, we’ll boost their funding to $21.3 million over the next three years.

On top of that, we’ll almost triple the number of inspectors at the RSPCA - with 31 extra staff to conduct inspections and enforce animal welfare laws.

Because only a WA Labor Government will invest in the future of the RSPCA.

27/01/2025

Gorgeous deaf therapy dog wins Australian Dog of the Year 😊❤️🐾

23/01/2025

Sharing screenshot another missing dog please keep an eye out !

22/01/2025

There is a lowlife going around town opening gates and letting dogs out. Please padlock your gates to ensure this doesn’t happen to you.
Screenshot shared please contact owner if found

16/01/2025

Warning about giving this treat to your doggo’s ( photo in comments )

https://7news.com.au/news/pet-treat-pulled-from-shelves-after-dog-falls-severely-ill-following-first-time-consumption-c-17392333?utm_campaign=7news&utm_content=7NEWS+Adelaide,7NEWS+Australia,7NEWS+Brisbane,7NEWS+Melbourne,7NEWS+Perth,7NEWS+Sydney&utm_medium=social&utm_source=facebook&fbclid=IwZXh0bgNhZW0BMQABHRa7C0npz4SCvN1GR7nX3PhHW_-5iO50wVfKgMn8kSWAE2hkxeQJbYteYg_aem_9x3ptmvKsHj1S5d-h7mCXg

‘They did a scan and they could see the splintered bone all inside.’

13/01/2025

People still aren’t getting it, desex your cats, apart from the fact it is illegal to do so, save your unwanted kitten from becoming a statistic
It’s so sad that it keeps happening 😢

05/01/2025

Edit update this baby has been returned home 😊
Sharing screenshot old boy who is also deaf, missing in south kal, keep an eye out for him 🤞

31/12/2024

Parvo is on the rise again, keep your pups safe !

Attention all dog owners in the Kalgoorlie area: a new outbreak of parvovirus has been confirmed, with 5 cases reported in just three days. This dangerous virus can spread quickly, and dogs do not need to leave their yard to contract it.

Symptoms to watch for include lethargy, loss of appetite, vomiting, and severe diarrhea. If you notice any of these signs, contact your veterinarian immediately.

Prevention is key. Ensure your dogs are up to date on vaccinations, as these are crucial in protecting them from this deadly virus. Please take this situation seriously and follow all health guidelines to keep our furry friends safe.

26/12/2024

Just a heads up for everyone wondering, the injured kitty was reunited with his owners who made the heartbreaking decision to end his suffering. Much love to his family at this difficult time, he was such a sweet soul R.I.P Astro 💙

24/12/2024

A safety message from our friends at RSPCA WA !

24/12/2024

Another Christmas is almost upon us
2024 has been exceptionally challenging I’ll be praying that 2025 is a little kinder to everyone.
Thank you everyone for your support and understanding while I take a break, be well assured at some stage in the future, not sure when, I’ll be back on my feet and out the other side.
Stay safe everyone, Merry Christmas and Have a Happy New Year 🎄😘🥳

21/12/2024

Adopt don’t shop ! Remember pets are not Xmas presents, they’re a 15-20 year commitment!

12/12/2024

I know most people don’t need to be reminded, but it still happens!

02/12/2024

Can you give any of these cuties a forever home ? Go and check them out in our local pound. They all deserve love ❤️

29/11/2024

🦠 PARVOVIRUS🦠
WE HAVE SEEN INCREASED NUMBERS OVER THE PAST FEW MONTHS.

What is it? 🐶
Canine parvovirus is a highly contagious virus commonly affecting the lining of the small intestine, leading to severe vomiting and diarrhoea in young or unvaccinated dogs.

Symptoms? 🤢
Loss of appetite, lethargy, abdominal bloating/pain, vomiting, diarrhoea (sometimes containing blood), fever or a lower temperature

How do dogs get Parvo? 🤷‍♀️
The virus can withstand routine cleaning and weather changes, which means it can be extremely difficult to stop it from spreading. Parvovirus is spread through faeces of infected animals which means it is easily transferred from paws even people’s shoes or other items that have been in contact with the virus. Dogs can easily come into contact with the virus just by sniffing the ground when on walks or while at the dog park. Direct dog-to-dog contact is not necessary for a dog to become infected with parvovirus.

How to prevent Parvovirus? 💉
VACCINATIONS. Did you know puppies are required to have 3 vaccinations within the first 16weeks of their life. One at 6-8 weeks, one at 10-12 weeks and one at 14-16 weeks. Once completed they are protected from 2 weeks after their final vaccination. After that routine annual vaccinations are all this is needed to protect your dog from this deadly virus.
Subsequent vaccinations are based on your vet’s recommendations, considering the dog’s age and lifestyle.
Avoid walking puppies in parks or outside of the home until 2 weeks after their final vaccination. Regularly wash any bedding, food or water bowls and always dispose of faeces promptly on walks. Treating parvovirus can be very intensive and very costly, the easiest and most cost effective way is to vaccinate.

Think your pet may have Parvovirus?🤒
A simple faecal swab can be tested in house which only takes about 15minutes to receive results. Our friendly nurses are happy to take these samples in the car park to prevent potential spread of the virus.

🚨Please DO NOT enter the clinic if you suspect your dog has parvovirus. Give us a call on 08 90213965 and we will guide you with what to do from there🚨