Animals at Home Cornwall

31/05/2024

Did you know?

All dogs can be traced back 40 million years ago to a weasel-like animal called the Miacis.

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30/05/2024

A picture from last October when Harry was waiting for Jason to open this gate on the towans. There was no fence on either side but Harry chose to go through the gate. 😍❤

29/05/2024

Why choose us?
Mark knows why.

Thank you Mark your trust is never taken for granted. 🙏

28/05/2024

A cheeky from Jess this week.

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27/05/2024

If you have the means to, please consider donating and helping the amazing StreetVet teams continue their outstanding and vital work.
streetvet.co.uk/donate-to-streetvet/

Here at we are proud and honoured to work alongside the amazing humans at StreetVet
If you can, please consider a donation to support this life saving charity, your donation will boost their vital work.
At the same time you will feel fantastic knowing you have helped alleviate the pain and suffering of street animals and their humans.

https://www.streetvet.co.uk/donate-to-streetvet/

24/05/2024

Did you know?
The deadline for the legal requirement for cat owners to have their cats microchipped is fast approaching.
From the 10th June 2024 your cats will need to be microchipped or you may face a fine of £500.

“Microchipping is by far the most effective and quickest way of identifying lost pets. As we’ve seen with dog microchipping, those who are microchipped are more than twice as likely to be reunited with their owner." Chief Veterinary Officer Christine Middlemiss

23/05/2024

Having trouble getting your new dog transported from the shelter or breeder?
Moving house and need someone to help with your pet transport needs?
Whether its local, national or international, we we can help.
We will keep you updated on your pets transportation throughout their journey so that you can rest assured that your pets are safe, comfortable and on their way to you.
Call Jason today to arrange your pets transportation needs on 0333 577 50505
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22/05/2024

We agree with Dill.
At Animals At Home Cornwall we believe that a group walk should be no bigger than 3 to 4 dogs. We believe that this gives us a better understand of each individual and in turn cater for their specific needs.

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21/05/2024

Angus brings you this weeks post.
He's a beauty that's for sure!

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20/05/2024

Its great to see Scarlet back to her usual bouncy self.
So hard to believe that she is now 13yrs old and more spritely than some of the younger dogs we walk, although she does need to be reminded to slow down.

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17/05/2024

Did you know?
A land mark study published in 2022 in the Journal of Neuroscience, showed that a dogs sense of smell is linked to their eyesight, adding evidence to the theory that dogs see the world through scent.

So next time your dog stops for a sniff give them time to take in the view.

references
nbcnews.com/science/weird-science/dogs-can-see-noses-study-suggests-rcna39333
jneurosci.org/content/42/33/6392

16/05/2024

Why choose us for your pets transportation needs.

1. Our animal ambulance is approved and checked by DEFRA.
2. We understand that some animals find journeys in vehicles stressful, and check on their welfare at all times during a journey.
3. We can support you during a veterinary appointment.
4 We are far more than a taxi ride.
5 We are bleddy fabulous.

15/05/2024

Why choose us?
Joanna knows why!

14/05/2024

Jess provides us with this week's delight. However, we think she would prefer to be licking some left overs of her dinner rather than those irritating rain drops from the end of her nose.

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13/05/2024

Rob wasn't happy about being back in waterproofs today but these two happy chappies didn't mind one bit.

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10/05/2024

Do you know the phrase " It takes a village to raise a child"?

Degus know this instinctively.
Degu are a small rodents related to Chinchillas who live in large social groups. They are intelligent social creatures, so if you have or are thinking of homeing a Degu, give them lots to do and a few mates to live with, a solitary Degu is a lonely Degu.

09/05/2024

Do you need a hand with transporting your pet to and from the veterinary surgery, doggie day care or the groomers?

We can help.

As part of our vet transport service, we liaise between you and your vet to arrange an agreed appointment and if for any reason you can not attend in person, we can attend the appointment for you.
Call Jason today on 0333 577 5050 and book your pets next ride in our DEFRA approved ambulance. 🚕🐾🐕😸🦜🐁🦎🐍🐰🐔🐢

08/05/2024

Aston and Rufus were full of beans today, I think, like us they are just so glad to have sunshine, warmth and dry feet. 😆

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07/05/2024

Loki keeping a keen eye on his ball for this week's delight.

03/05/2024

Did you know?

A tortoise's gender is determined by the weather!
When the mother lays her eggs the gender within is not set. If the weather is cold more males are hatched, if it is hot more females are hatched.
Similarly, the weather also influences the color of a tortoise’s shell. Typically, tortoises that live in hot, sunny climates tend to have lighter-colored shells. Meanwhile, tortoises that live in colder, darker climates usually have darker-coloured shells.

02/05/2024

A picture from the 5th September 2022, welcoming Jess to the family.

Jessie is a beautiful soul inside and out, she can be shy and doesn't really want to interact with other dogs on her walks. She is amazingly intelligent and loves to stop and take in her surroundings, before putting her head down and sniffing out them rabbits.

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01/05/2024

Saying good bye is never easy.
When the time comes to say goodbye to a beloved pet we can help with our dignified individual cremation service.
We will collect your pet from home or your vets and return their ashes to you in person as quickly as possible.
We work closely with St Francis Pet Cemetery in Newquay to offer a compassionate and respectful cremation and burial service.

To help with your planning and answers any questions you may have call Jason on 0333 577 5050, alternatively, you can message us here or email us at [email protected]



Tel: 0333 577 5050

30/04/2024

Aston pauses for a millisecond from the important job of hedgerow sniffing to bring you this week's delight.

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29/04/2024

Lovely damp start to the week made lovelier by these beauties. The weather didn't bother any of them except when the wind created a full house of photos.

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26/04/2024

Did you know?
Dogs are crepuscular, meaning they tend to be most active at dawn and twilight.
Human eyes have loads of cones that help us see different colours and work best in bright daylight, dogs' eyes however, contain more of the light-detecting cells known as rods. Rods distinguish between dark and light and therefore are at their best in low-light conditions, which is ideal for a spot of hunting.
You can accommodate their crepuscular habits in several ways;
You can adjust your walk times to early morning and nearer to sunset.
You could split their meal times to when they would naturally feel hungrier, half in the morning and half in the evening.
And you can allow them to patrol your garden at these times to accommodate their desire to establish their territory.

source: vetadvises.com/are-dogs-crepuscular/