Paws 4 a While

16/06/2024

Anwyn enjoying some TLC this weekend 🐈‍⬛

28/04/2024

Weekend pop in cat care visits for senior cat Ollie

21/04/2024

Marley, Mike & Sully all enjoyed some weekend tlc

12/02/2024

3 Happy Scottish rag doll cats Marley, Sully & Mike all enjoyed some tlc & pop in care for the weekend

31/12/2023

23/12/2023

Darla & Clyde enjoyed a few days of tlc this month

03/12/2023

18yr old Ollie enjoyed a weekend of tlc pop in visits

20/11/2023

Marley has some new cousins move in & enjoy a few days of tlc introducing the three musketeers Sully, Mike & Marley

02/11/2023

Happy Lara enjoying holiday pop in pet care visits

25/10/2023

Happy Labs pop in & walkies today

18/10/2023

Happy Tammy enjoyed some tlc & play & treats

16/10/2023

Darla & Clyde enjoyed some holiday pop in visits for over a week

10/09/2023

Freeda & Oscar enjoy their early morning walks before the heat arrives and past few days been enjoying seeing some deer do the same … 2 deer yesterday & 3 this morning

28/08/2023

Chase the lurcher & senior cat Anwyn enjoyed some pop in visits & tlc

28/08/2023

Happy as Larry ….. holiday pop in visits for Larry

28/08/2023

Pop in pet care for the Labs and walkies

28/08/2023

Darla & Clyde cared for a few days

28/08/2023

Happy Indie enjoyed her holiday care

28/08/2023

Gorgeous Marley enjoyed some tlc for a few days

16/08/2023

A potentially fatal illness for our Dogs to be careful about

SEASONAL CANINE ILLNESS
We have started to see cases of probable Seasonal Canine Illness in dogs that have been walked in the woods in Woodhall Spa.
Although no one is sure what causes canine seasonal illness, it’s suspected that it could be linked to harvest mites. Harvest mites (Neotrombicula autumnalis) are tiny, bright orange mites that live in soil. Infestations are most commonly found on the ears (in Henry's Pocket) and in between toes. They can also be found on the legs, armpits, ge****ls and tummy.
SCI typically occurs a few days after walking in woodland, and causes symptoms such as vomiting, diarrhoea, low energy, a high temperature and muscle tremors.
Left untreated, canine seasonal illness can be fatal. Contact us immediately if your dog has symptoms of canine seasonal illness, especially if they have recently been in woodland, or have harvest mites.

25/07/2023

Happy Tammy loving some tlc

23/07/2023

Darla & Clyde pop in pet care this weekend

16/07/2023

Chicken care this weekend for Matilda, Shakira & Morticia 🐔🐓🐔

14/07/2023

Cat care for Anwyn

13/07/2023

Happy playful Chase enjoyed some tlc

12/07/2023

Happy Labs enjoying some tlc & a walk 🐾🐾🐾

04/07/2023

Happy Scottish rag doll cat Marley - holiday pop in pet care for a week

01/07/2023

Pop in pet care a few times this week for Chase happy to sunbathe & enjoy the shade

24/06/2023

Big dogs Herbie & Charlie enjoyed a few days of pop in pet care

22/06/2023

Happy Labs Tally, Bella & Rusty yesterday & today 🐾🐾🐾