Emmett 4 Animals

04/03/2024

Just like us😊

Ever thought about the fact that routine grooming for your dog goes beyond a stylish look? 🛁🐕

✨ Consistent brushing isn't just for appearance—it prevents matting and tangling by removing loose fur. Vital for dogs with longer coats, as mats can cause discomfort and skin issues.

✨ Overgrown nails impact your dog's health and comfort. They're susceptible to breakage and can affect your dog's normal gait.

02/01/2024

Every little bit helps😄

29/12/2023

Be prepared… 😃

Tomorrow is New Years Eve which means fireworks! While they are pretty to us humans, they are frightening to dogs. Here are some tips to keep your pets safe this New Years Eve! 🎇

If your dog has anxiety around fireworks, do not hesitate to speak with one of our vets.

13/12/2023

Check your pets…😃

Thunderstorms are one of the most prevalent phobias in animals, resulting in destructive behaviour, anxiety and even escapees. As we head into another storm season, here are a few tips to keep your pet safe during a storm.

08/12/2023

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Dogs die in hot cars 😢

Most people who leave their pets unattended in a vehicle are unaware of the dangers, but temperatures inside a car can reach 75°C in summer.🥵

Leaving the windows down doesn’t stop a car reaching extreme temperatures.

It’s best to leave your dog at home with shade, shelter and fresh water.

Read more at https://brnw.ch/21wF83y.

08/12/2023

Important information.. please read… 😃

With the heat lately it is important to keep your furry friends in mind!

Heatstroke can be fatal so be sure to supply your pet with plenty of water and shade, don’t leave them in cars, don’t take your dog walking on the hot road as this can burn their paws and limit exercise on hot days.

If you suspect your pet had heatstroke, seek veterinary attention immediately!

27/11/2023

Our native animals need us too😃

09/11/2023

Take care out there❤️♥️❤️

27/10/2023

Amazing 🤗

26/10/2023

Makes your heart melt♥️

23/10/2023

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Please avoid using this synthetic webbing to decorate your house for Halloween.

Native birds are nesting at the moment, and many species such as the beautiful White Plumed Honeyeater below will use (real) spiderwebs as a downy padding for their nests. Unsurprisingly, the parent birds cannot tell the difference between real and plastic spiderwebs, and when used for nesting, this material can result in fledgling birds becoming snared in their own nests. You can see the poor little bird in the attached image has a foot that is entirely bound up, and needed to be "cut out" of its nest.

The material can also trap bats, larger birds and insects, generally resulting in a slow, painful death.

Let's do better for all the wonderful wildlife we have! 🌿🐦🦉

Pictures and text by: Ryan Christopherson

23/10/2023

Wow… who knew❤️

When Checking 4 TICKS Check Everywhere .... Yuk !

22/10/2023

Let’s celebrate 🤗