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More festive doggies 💕💕💕💕💕💕
More festive doggies 💕💕💕💕
Some festive doggies 💕💕💕💕
IMPORTANT INFO ABOUT FLEECES, COATS and JUMPERS etc.
Morning all,
Just wanted to share some information with you about the effect that things like jackets, equafleeces, surgical vests and things like jumpers can have on your dogs coat.
Anything that you put on your dog that comes into contact with the fur can increase the risk of knotting. The knotting is caused by the friction between the fur and the material. Although things like equafleeces are really good for keeping your dog clean and dry during walks don't overlook the effects on the coat and make sure you brush your dog a lot more when you are putting clothes on the doggos 🙂
Also something else to think about is the dampness of the clothes. If you walk in the rain and the item gets wet you most likely hang it up to dry when you get home. If the item isn't fully dry and you put back on the dog then it can make the fur damp again, and if that day is a sunny or dry day you might not think anything of it. When the fur is made damp again this will also make the knotting worse animist likely cause the knotting to form close to the skin, which are the hard knots to remove and more often than not they are the knots that cause the dog the discomfort, which then leads to reluctance to being brushed at home and also mostly the reason why groomers end up clipping dogs off. My advice would be put the coat etc in the tumble dryer when you get home so that it is definitely dry when put back on the dog.
Below are some photos of a dogs coat, that when brushed you wouldn't think there were any knots however when you see the coat when it is wet you can see all of the little solid knots. The fluffy photos are with the knots in but I had already dried the dog prior to removing the coat. This was done with a slicker brush and you can see the illusion created by brushing the outer coat and not getting to the knots. The knots when wet look like denser white patches all over the dogs body. These are all really close to the skin and in the severity that they have formed this dog needed to be clipped off. This was the safest groom for the dog and the only one we would go with with knotting like this.
On this particular dog it had recently been spayed so had been in a surgical vest, and then had been wearing equafleeces on walks.
Clothes on animals is definitely ok, and I have jackets and jumpers for my dogs too for the winter and when it is rainy, but just remember to increase the frequency of brushing and combing during these periods and also dry the clothes before putting them back on 🙂
Any questions please fire them back at me in the comments 🙂
Some Christmas doggies 💕💕💕💕
Some pics for Christmas 💕💕💕💕
Some beautiful pooches from today 💕💕💕
Eric testing the backdrop 💕💕💕💕
The lovely Willow, trying to impersonate Santa Paws xx
My handsome boy and his girlfriend after The Remembrance Parade 💕💕💕💕
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‼️ HOT WEATHER REMINDER ‼️
Who else is enjoying this weather? Your pet might be, but please remember that pets die in hot cars… and from excessive heat exposure!🥵
Signs of heatstroke in your pet include:
🔥 Heavy panting or difficulty breathing
🔥 Excessive drooling
🔥 Lethargy
🔥 Drowsiness or becoming uncoordinated
🔥 Vomiting
🔥 Collapse
Please make sure that your pet always has a cool, well ventilated area to chill out in, and that they have water readily available to avoid dehydration.
You should restrict exercise for your pet on warm days, especially during the hottest parts of the day. Remember… hot pavements can burn paws! 🐾
If you are concerned that your pet is showing signs of heatstroke, please contact the practice immediately on 0161 764 4618 so that we can advise you further and ensure your pet gets the best care.
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Before & after of my little mate Ted who was an absolute gem on his 1st ever groom 💕💕💕💕
How cute is this little girl 💕💕💕💕
How cute is this lovely baby waffle 💕💕💕💕
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The lovely Tilly enjoying her bath 💕💕💕
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Bury
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The lovely Tilly enjoying her bath 💕💕💕
