Sorrel Beth Canine Services

03/07/2025

Cheers 🤣 she’s a versatile beast my trusty Berlingo!!!!🏎️💨💨💨

02/07/2025

Just a reminder we are now out of office and will be returning Tuesday 8th July! 🏎️💨💨💨

23/06/2025

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18/06/2025

With temperatures set to rise again today, we are urging anyone with a dog in their life to keep them safe. Whilst some dogs may cope with the heat, many don't. Don't take that risk and learn the hard way that your dog doesn't.

Those at increased risk should take particular care, which includes:
- elderly dogs, especially those with an underlying medical condition
- young dogs
- flat-faced breeds,
- overweight or unfit animals,
- large breeds,
- thick coated breeds,

Research from the Royal Veterinary College indicates that more dogs present for veterinary care due to heat-related illness after exercise than those left in hot cars.

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17/06/2025

Exciting News — My Little Shop Has Landed!
I’m so excited to soft launch my brand-new pop-up shop, now available at Puppy School and Puppy Power classes in Bridgwater and Taunton! 🐾

I’ve handpicked a selection of top-quality products from trusted suppliers — with lots more amazing partnerships on the way! All have been approved by my quality assessors at home! 🐶

Currently, you’ll find:
✨ Natural treats & chews
🦴 Yaks, Antlers, Olive Wood
🥩 Natures Menu & Arden Grange
🎾 High-quality toys from Tug-E-Nuff

Catch us at an event near you soon! Until then, you can place orders directly via social media — enjoy exclusive discounts and brilliant quality for your pups! 💛

17/06/2025

🚫🍏 A kind gesture could cost a horse its life.

Every year, we hear heart-breaking stories of horses becoming seriously ill... or worse, because someone thought sharing a treat was harmless.

Did you know that one slice of bread or a single apple could trigger a potentially fatal condition like colic or laminitis?

Together with our campaign and the amazing work from , we’re asking everyone to think twice.

Let’s spread the word. Let’s protect our horses 👉 https://bit.ly/3TGSaNW

🤝 Stop Feeding Our Horses

12/06/2025

We are super excited to join Wufs N Whiskers Pet Care for this new addition to the North Petherton Flower Show!!!

🐕A date for your diary…🐕

To celebrate the 120th North Petherton Flower Show, there is going to be a Fun Dog Show for the first time!! Me and Sorrel Beth Canine Services will be judging and we’re very excited about it all!! ❤️🐾🐕

🗓️Saturday 9th August

🕣2:30pm - 3:30pm

📍St Mary’s Churchyard

11/06/2025

*^UPDATE**

20/06/25 the babies have left the burrow! With a little bit of consideration, users of the field have allowed these little ones to have a little more of a chance! They were all out of the burrow, zooming around this morning!

Thank you 🙂

Walkies at Bridgwater 🐾 Please Be Mindful – Baby Bunnies Alert! 🐰

If you’re walking your dogs in the field, especially near the big patch of nettles on the far side, please be extra careful! There’s a large group of rabbit burrows there, and their baby kits are just starting to emerge.

My dog (helpfully!) pointed them out to me this morning. I gently returned the little ones to their burrow to keep them safe – they’re only around 3–4 weeks old, fluffy and vulnerable with eyes not fully open yet.

I’ll be reaching out to a wildlife charity for advice, but in the meantime, I’d hate for these tiny creatures to be accidentally harmed, especially by groups of dogs. While it’s part of nature, it’s still unpleasant to think of what could happen and I don’t think many will be happy dealing with the aftermath.

* Secret world advised to just leave it be, let nature take its course. I’ve put some temporary fencing around the main area just to give a visual barrier to patrons whilst also still allowing Mum and babies to leave the burrow freely.

Thanks for being kind and keeping an eye out. 🙏🌱

10/06/2025

JUST SHAKE IT OFF

A “shake off” is one of many types of body language and is one of the easiest ones to notice.

The shake off can provide us with important insight as to how our dogs are feeling.

Besides being a very effective way to get rid of dirt, bugs or water - dogs can remove up to 70% of water in one single shake off - the shake off is often seen just after something that a dog needs a mental reset from.

It’s a way to flush out adrenaline and could be compared to us taking a deep breath to reset our nervous system and calm ourselves down.

Dogs instinctively know they feel better when they just shake it all off!

It’s their way of saying “Phew, I’m glad that’s over, now I can put it behind me and move on”.

Shaking off is a positive way to calm down, reset and cope with stress – be that negative or positive stress.

It’s a healthy way of transitioning from one emotional state to another.

It’s important to be aware that shake offs may sometimes be caused by an underlying medical issue like an ear infection, allergies, itching or pain.

If you notice a shake off, look at what has just happened beforehand. This will provide a good clue as to what it is that your dog feels they need to reset from.

07/06/2025

‼️‼️‼️Someone please call the RSPCA for me as my paws can’t crack the passcode. After waking the mothership up before 05:00 on her day off, I was forcibly removed from my home (taken for a walk), in torrential storms (light drizzle), accosted by peasants ( politely greeted doggy pals) and then force fed grool for breakfast ( high quality raw patties). This torture must end here. Yours sincerly, a very high maintenance terrier 🫣🤭🤣