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Monday 8am - 9pm Tuesday 8am - 9pm Wednesday 8am - 9pm Thursday 8am - 9pm Friday 8am - 9pm Saturday 8am - 9pm Sunday 8am - 9pm

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Stacey's Dog Services

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Stacey's Dog Services

Dog walking services, Fully insured
with Pet Plan Sanctuary & First aid trained Terms and Conditions for Home Boarding

Terms and Conditions:
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You will present the dog for boarding clean and in a groomed condition. Must have up to date vaccinations, deflea and anti worming treatment.
2. You will need to supply the necessary dog food and treats for the duration of the stay. If any additional food or treats are required i will keep a receipt for you.
3. You agree that if you instruct Stacey's Dog Services to exercise your dog off the lead

you accept full liability for any loss or damage caused as a result of your dog being off the lead. In the event that your dog attacks a person or dog or in the event he/she is involved in a fight with another dog/person causing any damage or injury you agree to be responsible for any losses incurred including payment of veterinary fees or any medical treatment required.
4. We are unable to accept bookings for a dog subject to the terms of the Dangerous Dog Act 1991 or any other dogs with aggression problems with other dogs or people.
5. Reasonable efforts will be made to contact you in the event of an emergency. However Stacey's Dog Services reserves the right to make a decision regarding your dogs health provided it is at all times acting in the best interests of the dog and on the advice of a veterinary surgeon. If your dog becomes unwell, had a accident or injures himself/herself or seems to be in any type of pain we might need to take him/her to a veterinary surgeon and you agree to be responsible for payment of all vet fees incurred.
6. You undertake to make full disclosure of any quality or characteristic which might make your dog not suitable for home boarding, including, but not limited to behavioural or health problems, anti-social behaviour including aggression, incontinence/lack of house training or excessive loud barking/whining. Failure on your part to disclose any matter which might render the dog unsuitable for home boarding will be deemed a material omission amounting to a fundamental breech of this agreement.

11/08/2024

This is me trying to relax having my lashes done on Saturday.
But for some reason 2 of my babies will insist on being up my butt 24/7 🙈🙈
Thank you to my sister for the picture.
My life my babies 🩷💙

11/08/2024

Friday gang in Kingswood. Nearly got knocked over by these loonies x 🦮🦮🦮🦮

11/08/2024

Thursday walk 3 of the day in Hughenden

11/08/2024

Thursday downley Zoomies 🙈🙈🙈

11/08/2024

Finally caught up to august.
Wednesday quick Zoomies for Bella and peach

11/08/2024

Nutters. Early walks in Penn before it gets too warm.
These monkeys had better idea’s (July walks)

11/08/2024

Possible new walking area for us. Just before I went away x

11/08/2024

🔥 Weather warning for tomorrow. 🔥
☀️ CANCELLED WALKS ☀️

Sadly it will be let outs only tomorrow as it’s going to warm up very quickly.

I’ll message clients shortly.

30/07/2024

Tongue 👅 Out Tuesday Tip

Recognising Heat Stroke in Dogs

I took this photo of Daisy on Sunday morning after we had been walking in the woods at 9.30am and near a river and then briefly across a meadow. She was in full sun around 10 minutes in the meadow. The temperature was 19 degrees U.K.

One of the early warning signs that your dog is getting too hot is a “spatulate tongue” .
This is where the end of the of the tongue expands and swells starting your look like a spoon or spatula shape. The tongue has expanded its size to increase its surface area to aid in cooling the dog down.
The tongue plays a crucial role in this process by increasing its surface area.

Dogs can only reduce their body heat through panting . Keep an eye on your dog and notice if their tongue changes shape or the panting becomes more rapid

Other signs include rapid and noisy panting
Drooling often with thick sticky saliva
Restlessness
Seeking cool by laying in the shade and trying get the belly into the cool grass

Urgent emergency signs include
Elevated heart rate
Lethargy
Staggering
Vomiting or diarrhoea
Dark or bright red gums
Loss of consciousness

This is a medical emergency. Your dog should be cooled rapidly with cold water from a cold hose pipe or in a stream or via a watering can or bottles of water poured on the dog and transported to a vet urgently.
If your dog is of the flat faced type (Brachycephalic) the dangers increase significantly as their airways can become obstructed from a swollen tongue.

Needless to say I noticed Daisy’s tongue and we immediately got her back into the shade and the river and then took her home where she stayed in the cool all day.

Enjoy the sun folks but be very careful with your dog.

25/07/2024

Had to share guys.
Stunning sunset from our balcony ☀️🔥🏝️

24/07/2024

No words…..
Cyprus 🏝️
Nissi beach

23/07/2024

14/07/2024

Thank you to my love cousin tina_rockell for letting me share this gorgeous picture

COME ON ENGLAND 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿

14/07/2024

Zoomies 2 and splash time. X

14/07/2024

Zombies 1 for Peach, Percy and Vinny x

14/07/2024

Wednesday walkies - missy in July 😩😩😩😩

14/07/2024

A very slippery walk up Gomm Valley. It’s was so slippery myself and the pups were struggling to walk on it.

10/07/2024

COME ON ENGLAND. 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿
(nicked photo) 🙈🙈

If you have any pictures of your pups in the England gear feel free to share in the comments ♥️

30/06/2024

Good morning all,

Monthly invoices will be sent out today.

Sorry I haven’t done it yet. Wasnt feel right Friday woke up Saturday with a full blown head cold 😩😩

Finger crossed I’ll be feeling loads better tomorrow.

I’m never 🤧 🙈🙈

29/06/2024

Percy and Maui love a good chase. 💙🩷

29/06/2024

Peach, Percy and lily Zoomies

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Monday	8am - 9pm
Tuesday	8am - 9pm
Wednesday	8am - 9pm
Thursday	8am - 9pm
Friday	8am - 9pm
Saturday	8am - 9pm
Sunday	8am - 9pm

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Videos

Friday gang in Kingswood. Nearly got knocked over by these loonies x 🦮🦮🦮🦮

Thursday walk 3 of the day in Hughenden

Thursday downley Zoomies 🙈🙈🙈

Finally caught up to august. Wednesday quick Zoomies for Bella and peach

Nutters. Early walks in Penn before it gets too warm. These monkeys had better idea’s (July walks)

Possible new walking area for us. Just before I went away x

I’m very behind on the video/photo uploads. Just before I went away, let outs with the warmer weather, Zoomies, sunshine, and overall happy pups 🦮🦮🦮🦮🦮

Had to share guys. Stunning sunset from our balcony ☀️🔥🏝️

Zoomies 2 and splash time. X

Zombies 1 for Peach, Percy and Vinny x

Wednesday walkies - missy in July 😩😩😩😩

A very slippery walk up Gomm Valley. It’s was so slippery myself and the pups were struggling to walk on it.

Few of my beauties from last weeks walks 🦮🦮🦮

Few from last week. How I got through last week. Being full of cold was not the one but I made it 💪 Massive welcome to my new starters Vinnie and Bella. 🩷💙