Nuna dog grooming

11/12/2024

Farnell

11/12/2024

Ralph

11/12/2024

Pikus ready for Christmas 😌

10/12/2024

Bingo 🐩6 months first cut 😊 ready for Christmas 🎅🎄

07/12/2024

Pawsome opportunity!
We now offer 3 different dog pamper gift packages. This will make a perfect Christmas gifts for dogs which we good this year.
Package 1 include: bath & clip nails from £15
Package 2 include: bath & clip nails & trimming from £35
Package 3 includes: bath & clip nails & clean teeth from £40
Many more…

This is limited offer so grab your perfect presents now. For more information please text or call ######

07/12/2024

Nala ready for Christmas 🎄🤶

02/12/2024

Which parts of a Christmas dinner can I give to my dog?
Providing your dog is healthy and is not allergic to the following foods, it’s safe to feed your dog a little bit of these foods at Christmas:

turkey meat (no skin or bones)
salmon (fillets or cooked in spring water are preferable to smoked salmon)
lamb meat (no bones)
green beans
Brussels sprouts
parsnips
carrot
peas
swede
mash potato (best without added butter)
new potatoes
sweet potatoes

Toxic Christmas food for dogs
Christmas is the time for eating, drinking and being merry, but lots of our favourite festive foods are toxic to our dogs and should be kept well out of paws reach:

chocolate – chocolate is toxic to dogs and even small amounts can cause serious illness. Find out what to do if you think your dog has eaten chocolate.

Christmas pudding and mince pies – grapes and dried vine fruits, including currants, sultanas and raisins, can cause severe kidney failure if eaten
onions (and garlic, leeks, shallots and chives) – these all belong to the allium species of plant and are poisonous to dogs whether cooked or uncooked. Avoid feeding foods that include these ingredients, such as gravy.

alcohol – alcohol has a similar effect in dogs as it does in their owners. Make sure your dog can't help themselves to any unattended alcohol left lying around.

macadamia nuts – macadamia nuts can cause lethargy (tiredness), weakness in the back legs, increased body temperature, tremors and stiffness
leftovers – don’t be tempted to give your dog leftover Christmas food – they can include hidden ingredients toxic to dogs and mould in leftovers can make them ill

sweets – many of the sweets we eat over Christmas, such as candy canes, contain a sugar-free sweetener called xylitol, which is poisonous to dogs

29/11/2024

last few free visits before the Christmas 🤶🎄

29/11/2024

last few free visits before the Christmas!!!🎅🎄

29/11/2024

29/11/2024