All Paws and Claws

06/08/2022

Had a lovely day at Animal Star Events woof Emsworth. Fin won fabulous fella!! Will definitely be returning next year 🐾🦮

28/07/2022

Gingers have more fun 🦮

27/07/2022

Little Lenny 🥰🐾

21/07/2022

Happy doggo 🐾🥰

18/07/2022

Fin wanted to show you his new bandana from .official 🐾🥰

17/07/2022

Such a poser 😍🐾

16/07/2022

Cute lil piggies!!

Reminder that I also offer drop in services for your small pets which can include cage cleaning and making sure they have food and water 🐹🐭🐰

12/07/2022

Mini milks = the best summer snack ☀️🐾

11/07/2022

Only shaded walks allowed this morning ☀️🌥

09/07/2022

Hot weather policy!!

It’s gradually getting warmer and warmer ☀️ this means it may be too hot to walk your dogs.

Unless the weather is at a dangerous heat I will be changing dog walks to more shaded locations and as always provide lots of water.
If it is too hot and I can’t change the route of the walk I can also just come and visit your dog in their home and make sure they are let out and have plenty of water and cuddles!!

If you do need to cancel your walk or change it to a home visit please let me know 🐾

Hannah
All Paws and Claws

08/07/2022

So beautiful 🥰🐾

06/07/2022

Introductory offer for new clients!! 🐾

50% off first dog walk or house visit
Reference this post to receive the offer 

I am fully insured, DBS checked and fully qualified to look after your pets. Please don’t hesitate to ask me anything I am happy to help 🦮

01/07/2022

New members, Josie and Benny 🥰🐾

30/06/2022

Such a big fluffy cloud ☁️ 🐾

26/06/2022

Don’t forget I am also available to check in on your cats when you are on a long day at work or look after them when you go away on holiday 🐈. This include feeding, cleaning out litter trays, play time etc 🐾

22/06/2022

Meet the newest member of APC Robbie 🐾🥰

21/06/2022

Good morning from Molly ☀️

20/06/2022

Afternoon with Ralph 🦮🐾

19/06/2022

Meet Hugo 🥰🐾

17/06/2022

As the weather is getting warmer I will be offering more home visits for dogs instead of walks as during the day it is too hot for them 🐾

If you need your dog walked I will be offering walks late afternoon/ evening as the temperature drops

Just as a reminder it is so dangerous to walk your dog during high temperatures so please ensure your dogs are kept cool with lots of water and plenty of shade

Hannah

It’s hotting up again and the temperatures are set to rise! Although we say this time and time again, it never hurts to be reminded. Please take extra care of your pets in the heat.
If higher temperatures are too hot for some of us, just think how it's making them feel.
Here are a few pointers as to how we can make life more comfortable for our animals during hot weather.

*Make sure at ALL times, they have access to plenty of water, somewhere shady to go and if you can - provide a fan!

*Dogs cannot sweat like we can, so how about adapting your dog walking routine to these current temperatures? We would suggest, if at all possible, dogs are NOT walked between the hours of 8am and 8pm. During the day, as well as being generally hotter, the concrete and asphalt really heats up and can cause some serious burns to their pads.
Think about it - would you go out for a run in bare feet, with a furry coat on at 2pm, when the temperature is 20+ degrees?

*We've said this many times before, but we cannot stress enough the importance of this one. DO NOT leave your dog in a car, conservatory, or a summer house. Heatstroke can be fatal and it doesn't take very long at all for the effects to be felt.

As for our other furry, feathered and scaly friends:

*Watch out for Flystrike, especially in small furries and remember, a hutch can also act like an oven in the heat, just like a car. So keep hutches and runs clean, shaded and well ventilated with plenty of water.

*Birds should not be in direct sunlight. They also need to be in a shady, well ventilated area with access to water at all times.

*Ponds should be kept topped up and fish should have a place where they can get away from direct sunlight. Perhaps an overhanging ledge that blocks the sun, or some lily pads.

*Fish tanks inside should also be kept out of direct sunlight. Keep a regular check on the temperature of their water too. Different fish require different temperatures, so make sure you know what yours should be.

Remember as well that pets with pink skin, especially on the ears and nose, can also get burnt if exposed to the sun. Pet friendly sun screens are available from us.

15/06/2022

Humphrey and Harper just wanted to remind you that we also offer small pet sitting 🐾
This can Include..
Cage cleans
Feeding
General play time 🐹

14/06/2022

14/06/2022

14/06/2022