Rebecca's canine care Pet and House Sitting Service

08/01/2025

Morning magic ✨ I was lucky enough to catch the sunrise and it was absolutely stunning. Nature’s masterpiece to start the day 🌅💛

07/01/2025

I love this photo that I took last week.
one of the girls soaking up the January sunshine☀️🌞☀️

06/01/2025

I’ve been looking after this gorgeous girl along with the lovely 3 whippets.
I can't believe she is nearly 1 years old, It’s been amazing to watch her grow and progress over the past year. She’s such a loving, big, and wonderfully bouncy bundle of energy🐾💖

05/01/2025

I wish the weather was like last week! It’s been raining most of the day and very foggy today🌨️🌧️🌨️

05/01/2025

31/12/2024

🐾 Happy New Year! 🐾
Wishing all my wonderful year filled with happiness, good health.
Wishing you and your amazing pets a fantastic 2025🥂

23/12/2024

To all the wonderful dogs I care for and their amazing owners: Wishing you a very Merry Christmas 🎄🎅🐾 and a Happy New Year! 🎉✨ Thank you for being such a special part of my life in 2024. ❤️🐕

17/12/2024

I always have a lot of fun with this lovely girl ♥️♥️♥️

13/12/2024

Gorgeous boy ❤️

09/12/2024

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09/12/2024

I've just had a fantastic 10 days with these beautiful girls—such wonderful characters and so much fun ❤️

25/11/2024

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25/11/2024

So nice to see the sun shining ☀️

25/11/2024

Antifreeze spills and leaky engines are a lethal threat to our pets. Ethylene glycol, the main ingredient in antifreeze, is extremely toxic. Unfortunately, it is naturally sweet, which is why pets are tempted to drink it. As the weather continues to drop colder, please be extremely cautious of spills and leaks ❄️

Ethylene glycol is also found in car screen wash, brake fluid, radiator fluid and some garden water features. Even small amounts, if swallowed, is deadly as it causes permanent damage to the kidneys.

Symptoms of antifreeze poisoning in dogs and cats:
- Wobbliness and weakness
- Vomiting
- Low energy (lethargy)
- Drinking and weeing more to begin, and then less than normal
- Difficulty breathing or fast breathing
- Seizures (fits)
- Collapse

Sadly, antifreeze poisoning is usually fatal unless it’s treated extremely quickly. Call your vet immediately if you think your pet has come into contact with antifreeze - don't wait for symptoms to appear!⚠️

[Visual description: A ginger and white tabby cat walks by a car in the snow, looking to the ground. Text on the image reads: antifreeze warning.]