Love Your Animals

28/12/2024

Lovely festive walks

27/12/2024

Make sure your pets have Chocolate free Healthy Happy Christmas

⚠️ We may be feeling nice and full…. but our dogs are not! ⚠️

It’s so important to keep mince pies (plus grapes, raisins, Christmas pudding, chocolates) out of our pets reach.

Who’d want to share them anyway?!

If you think your pet has eaten any of the above please call us straight away on 01625 501500.

30/08/2024

Good happy days for everyone 😁

27/08/2024

Sensational summer saunters

Small group & bespoke dog walks
Love them

06/08/2024

Cool shady walks

02/08/2024

Some great advice for your pup 😁

😎Our pets are part of the family and we want to share fun experiences with them – including taking them on holiday! While this often results in great fun and wonderful memories, there are a few things to consider first. A bit of planning beforehand goes a long way towards making it a positive experience for everyone.😎

For further information on travelling with your pet in the UK, visit: vetcollection.co.uk/health/travelling-with-your-pet

25/06/2024

This is a great read for dog owners.
The comments are really helpful and flag up some great ideas for heat & doggie first aid too.
Thank you Keswick Mountain Rescue for being such a caring wonderful team

22/06/2024

Hot weather at last ☀️
So shady, cool & sometimes a little more leisurely walks for these guys cos it's hot hot 🔥 🥵

22/06/2024

Try and do short walks in woods by streams ......we do

With the weather (finally!) warming up in a lot of places across the UK, it’s so important for pet owners to be aware of the signs of heatstroke in dogs and cats 🌡️

Heatstroke is a very serious condition that can cause severe dehydration, organ damage and even death. If your pet is showing symptoms of heatstroke, start cooling them down immediately and contact your vet ⚠️

The quicker they’re cooled down, the better their chance of recovery!

If you’re worried, here’s our vet’s advice: http://pdsa.me/WNdg

🧊 Please note that ice cubes are perfectly safe to use as a treat to cool down on a hot day. If your pet is suffering from heatstroke they should not be used as treatment.

[Visual description: Image one - An infographic that outlines the signs of heatstroke in dogs that owners should look out for, and what to do if you’re worried. This includes: Vomiting, excessive panting, foaming at the mouth, bright red or pale gums, drooling, confusion, weakness, collapsing, shaking, seizures and diarrhoea. Image two - An infographic that outlines the signs of heatstroke in cats that owners should look out for, and what to do if you’re worried. This includes: Diarrhoea, low energy, blindness, confusion, collapsing, seizures, vomiting, panting or fast breathing, drooling and bright red or pale gums.]

22/06/2024

Can't believe he's been abandoned but looks that way.....chip so important if you love your pet.

Do you know this little guy?

Found in a field on Tenement Road, Bramhall.
Male, White with black patch on back.
No Chip, No collar
Undergoing some treatment for fleas but generally well 💜