Life in the country - dog care services - Cheddar

Life in the country - dog care services - Cheddar Doggie day care and dog boarding in our home where they are treated as part of the family.
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How can you be cross, when Willow turns and looks at you.
28/01/2024

How can you be cross, when Willow turns and looks at you.

Your dogs are listening to this this every time they come and stay.  Why not listen yourself.
19/01/2024

Your dogs are listening to this this every time they come and stay. Why not listen yourself.

23/12/2023

πŸŽ…πŸŽ…πŸŽ…πŸŽ…πŸŽ…πŸŽ…πŸŽ…πŸŽ…

20/12/2023

Everyone here would like to wish our clients a Merry Christmas πŸŽ…and a Happy New Year. πŸŽ‰ We look forward to seeing you all again in 2024.πŸ‘€ The diaryπŸ““ is beginning to fill up fast now.
Remember we cater for long or short stay boarding. πŸ•Long or short stay Day care🐢 all done in the family home. Plus they get the added bonus of listening to The Somerset Crooner practicing.🎢

09/12/2023

Another bedtime song

07/12/2023

This is what happens when you're dog comes to stay with us. A bedtime song.

Just a few visitors that have come to stay.Don't forget we offer daycare and boarding.Just pick up the phone and enquire...
07/11/2023

Just a few visitors that have come to stay.
Don't forget we offer daycare and boarding.
Just pick up the phone and enquire about what you need for your pet. Daycare can be from anything from half a hour to all day.

08/10/2023

This is what your dog listens to when they stay here. Husband has a practice and sends the dogs off to sleep.

Just a few friends that have come to stay over the last few months.
03/10/2023

Just a few friends that have come to stay over the last few months.

Where did the summer go we had so much fun playing and chilling.
08/08/2023

Where did the summer go we had so much fun playing and chilling.

24/07/2023

Size doesn't matter when you're all friends. Aquick outside wander between the rain.

It's a lurcher thing.
10/07/2023

It's a lurcher thing.

24/06/2023

We are pleased to announce that we are now offering a service where your beloved pooch can be at your wedding!πŸ’’

This could be anything from greeting the guests, being the ring bearer or being included in your wonderful photos. πŸ“·

If this is something you may be interested in please get in touch so we can chat and discuss any ideas you may have and we will help design your own bespoke wedding plan. We can also accommodate any special occasion or gathering not just weddings.πŸ’—πŸŽŠ

We can of course cover overnight stays for your own pet and even the guests pets too. 🐢

17/06/2023

Making the most of the fan

Queen Poppy taking it easy and enjoying the fan
11/06/2023

Queen Poppy taking it easy and enjoying the fan

10/06/2023

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ALL DOG HANDLERS
URGENT NOTICE
We are requesting that you do not leave your dogs unattended at all, so you can constantly check on them.

To prevent overheating during the hot summer months, make sure your pet has a shaded, breezy place to rest, away from direct sunlight. Always provide plenty of fresh, cool drinking water. And, don't push your dog too hard to play or work – give him plenty of breaks throughout the day. Environmental factors can also place a dog at risk. Be aware not just of high temperatures, but also of high humidity, which can increase the chance of heat exhaustion in dogs. All dogs are at increased risk of overheating if they're not given adequate shade or another cooler place to relax indoors. And dogs left in a hot car are in serious danger of heat exhaustion and heat stroke.

Warning Signs
Excessive panting is the first symptom. A dangerously overheated dog, may collapse or experience convulsions, exhibit vomiting or diarrhea, and may also have gums or a tongue that turn blue or bright red. You may want to identify the problem before it gets that severe, though to intervene and prevent serious overheating. Early signs are more subtle - it may be as simple as your dog seems less responsive to commands than usual. When you call his name, instead of turning to look at you, he may wander away. If there is any question at all, get your dog out of the heat. signs of potential heat stroke include glazed eyes, excessive drooling, a rapid heart rate, dizziness or lack of coordination, fever, lethargy, and loss of consciousness.

What to Do if Your Dog Is Overheated
At the first sign of overheating, immediately take action to cool down your dog.

Immediately move your dog to a cooler area, either indoors where there is air conditioning or in the shade under a fan.

Heat exhaustion typically occurs when a dog's temperature falls between 103 and 106 degrees. A temperature above 106 places him at risk for heat stroke. If he's in the danger zone, call your veterinarian.

you can use cool, wet cloths or towels to help him out. Place your cool wet cloths on his neck, armpits, and between his hind legs, and you can also gently wet his ears and paw pads with cool water.

If he's conscious and willing to drink, give him cool, fresh water. Don't force it, however, as it may end up in his lungs. If he can't or won't drink, or can't keep water down, wet his tongue with water instead. Don't feed him ice cubes, which could cause his temperature to drop too quickly, leading to shock.

Get him to the vet. If you haven't already done so, call ahead so they can be ready to take immediate action as soon as you arrive.

NO DOGS NEED TO SUFFER IN THIS HEAT BE SENSIBLE, BE VIGILANT.

Year after year we hear of dogs dying in cars don’t let this be your dog, it can all be avoided.

06/06/2023

Puppy Willow finding out about the door stopper

03/06/2023

A bit of early morning playtime

31/05/2023

The Somerset Crooner helping his wife with some of her clients dogs on a trip to the farm today.

Please excuse the distortion because of the wind.

28/05/2023

Alfie and Coco enjoying the garden this week.

14/04/2023

Based at Cheddar/ Draycott we can offer doggie day care for the times when you can't take your dog. Maybe your going on a day trip, have a hospital appointment, need to go to the office or just need your dog to play with someone. We can offer bespoke day care to suit you.
We also offer home boarding for your dog. He/she will be part of our family for the duration of their stay.
Please feel free to give us a shout and talk about what you need for your best friend.

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