Mutts 'n' Cuts

26/04/2024

26/04/2024

Lovely to see the sunshine ☀️🐾

30/03/2024

Wishing you a Happy Easter. Enjoy 🐾🐾

04/03/2024

Well spring has sprung officially! Still a bit chilly though. Keep you and your furry friends warm too 🐾🐾

18/02/2024

This is how you spend your free time with friends. ! AKA Allison Spencer and Charlaine Wells. Such fun to be had xx💖. Modelling today the very handsome unicorn Archie xx

15/02/2024

Those eyes ❤️💝💞💗💖🩷

14/02/2024

This young man is so ready for Valentine’s Day. 💖💞🩷💝🐾

05/02/2024

Love these doggies 🐾🐾

05/02/2024

February already! A few more photos for you all 🐾🐾

29/01/2024

The Pomeranian is the smallest of the spitz breed and was bred down from the German Spitz, which is found in the Utility Group. The breed was first seen in the UK in 1870 and became a great favourite of Queen Victoria whose dogs were exhibited at dog shows in London. Royal patronage played no small part in popularising the breed, aided by its dainty appearance and extrovert character. Did you know this?

29/01/2024

Hello Monday, that was a quick weekend. Let’s start the busy week with a Gorgeous Pomeranian. 🐾🐾

26/01/2024

Good morning Friday 🐾🐾

25/01/2024

Just a few pics to look at, at your leisure. I love this job ❤️🐾🐾

23/01/2024

19/01/2024

Just a few grooms 🐾🐾

18/01/2024

ROCK SALT POISONING IN PETS RSPCA
Rock salt is a mixture of salt (sodium chloride) and grit, and is used to help de-ice roads
in winter. Rock salt can be a danger to pets such as dogs and cats, if they lick it from their
paws or fur.
It is difficult to say how much needs to be eaten for signs of toxicity to be seen. Even a small
amount of pure salt can be very dangerous to pets. Ingestion can result in a high blood sodium
concentration which can cause thirst, vomiting and lethargy, and in severe cases there is a risk of
convulsions and kidney damage.
Most cases involve animals that have walked through gritted snow and then lick or chew it off their
paws as they can find it irritating. It is therefore important to thoroughly wipe your pet’s feet and the
fur on his/her legs and tummy after a walk or time outside. If he/she is showing any signs of
discomfort after possible exposure to rock salt, use a mild, pet-safe shampoo and warm water to
wash the affected areas, and dry your pet’s fur completely with a towel after washing.
Any animal suspected of ingestion of rock salt must be assessed by a vet immediately. This is
important as signs can be non-specific and a blood test will be required to check the blood sodium
concentration. Immediate veterinary treatment will be needed to rehydrate the animal
and stabilise their sodium levels. The exact treatment will depend on the blood sodium
concentration and the animal’s clinical condition. Owners should never attempt to induce vomiting;
only a vet should do this.

Please give your doggies feet a wash after a walk on footpaths and roads. 🐾🐾 You know it makes sense x

31/12/2023

Happy New Year. Wishing you all health, happiness and prosperity 🐾🐾

24/12/2023

Wishing you all a very special Christmas time. Thank you for your continued support and loyalty and allowing me to groom your beautiful fur babies. How lucky and privileged I am 🎄🐾🐾