Brinkle Springs Kennels and Cattery

01/06/2024

28/05/2024

Just to let people know.
We would never change payment details via message. If in doubt don't send payment. Wait and speak to us in person.
Hopefully the hacker has gone.
Thankyou for the tips and patience.
Jonnie & Jazine

28/05/2024

ATTENTION!!!!
we've been hacked.
Don't pay any money to Via PayPal,
We've not changed our banking details.
If in doubt speak to us.
Sorry for any inconvenience.
Jonnie & Jazine

13/05/2022

PRICE INCREASE - 16th May 2022

To all our customers old and new, please be aware that our prices will increase as of Monday 16th May.
Following the difficulties we have all experienced over the last couple of years due to Covid, we were pleased to be able to get back to normal without having to put our prices up.
However, due to the rising fuel and energy costs we have had to accept defeat.


Prices 2022

Dogs:
Small / Medium £16.50
Large £17.00
Extra Large / Giants £18.00
2 Family Dogs Sharing £24.00 (a pair)
Multiple Family Dogs Sharing £11.00 (per dog)
Day Boarding £12.00 (1 dog) £20.00 (a pair)

Cats:
Individual Cat £10.00
2 Cats Sharing £16.50

Overnight:
Individual Dog £24.00
2 Family Dogs Sharing £36.00 (a pair)
Multiple Family Dogs Sharing £15.00 (per dog)
Individual Cat £13.00
2 Family Cats Sharing £22.00 (a pair)

11/03/2022

Information

Just so everyone knows it’s only myself (Linda) who will be leaving, the Kennels & Cattery will be open for business as usual.

🐶🐾🐈‍⬛🐾 xx

11/03/2022

Dear Customers,
As we all know things in life don’t always go as planned, so I just wanted to let you all know as of this weekend I will be leaving the kennels, and just wanted to say a big thank you to you all for your continued support & loyalty during my 8 years at Brinkle Springs Kennels & Cattery.
It has been an absolute pleasure taking care & loving your fur babies during their stay.
I will miss them all dearly, but have lots of happy memories with them to take with me.
Wishing you all love & happiness 🐶🐾🐈‍⬛🐾
Linda ###x

28/01/2022

Hi to all you lovely people, our page is now back 🐶🐈‍⬛

31/12/2021

Wishing all our customers & your furbabies a very happy new year.
Here’s hoping 2022 is kind to everyone
🐶🐈‍⬛🐶🐈‍⬛🐶🐈‍⬛🐶
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25/12/2021

Merry Christmas to all our customers & your fur babies, hoping you all have a wonderful day.
For all the fur babies staying with us as usual Christmas dinner is being prepared.
Cats will be having their usual food topped with turkey & beef.
Dogs will be having their usual food with turkey, beef, carrots, cauliflower,kale, & 1 pig in blanket.
Linda & Jonnie 🎄🎅🎄🎅 🐶🐾🐈‍⬛🐾 ###x

12/12/2021

Hi everyone,
I know over the past year some people have been struggling finding a good veterinary practice, us included, so I wanted to let you all know about The Petvet, they are based up at the Carlton centre in Lincoln, never have I met a more friendly, dedicated team, they really are amazing, take a look at their reviews on Google, you can even book for a tour of the place, seriously you won’t be disappointed 🐶🐈‍⬛ ###xx

29/11/2021

So very true ❤️❤️❤️

22/09/2021

I love this ❤️

19/09/2021

page back on folks 🐶🐶🐶🐶🐶🐶🐶🐶🐶🐶🐶🐶🐶
🐈‍⬛🐈‍⬛🐈‍⬛🐈‍⬛🐈‍⬛🐈‍⬛🐈‍⬛🐈‍⬛🐈‍⬛🐈‍⬛🐈‍⬛🐈‍⬛🐈‍⬛

08/09/2021

Dear Customers,
Please note the page will be off line from Thursday 9th September @ 12pm until Saturday 18th September @ 10am.
Sorry for any inconvenience, we are still open & you can contact us on

01522 793701

Kind regards
Linda & Jonnie

09/08/2021

& that’s the truth ❤️

31/07/2021

Made me smile 😃

15/07/2021

It’s going to be very hot from tomorrow, your dog would follow you through the gates of hell if it sees you pick their lead up regardless of the pain & discomfort it causes them.
Think sensibly for your dog, please don’t walk in the temperatures predicted for this weekend ❤️ xx

10/07/2021

So very true ❤️

30/03/2021

How lovely 💕

23/03/2021

Nothing else needs to be said 🐶💕

09/03/2021

WARNING WARNING WARNING , PLEASE SHARE

Many of you will have seen the disturbing news that dog theft is on the increase and that thieves have been posing as RSPCA officers in a van with RSPCA stickers on it .
Please be aware when out with your dog.
the following advice may help:

Be aware that there is a new ploy being undertaken by dog thieves. Having a white van with RSPCA stickers on and removing dogs from dog walking owners under the pretext that the dog matches the description of a stolen dog.

NEVER. Let your dog be taken by anyone. Insist they follow you to the vets to have the dog scanned to prove ownership by the Chip. If they're not for real, they won't go with you! The RSPCA will NEVER take a dog like that.

Phone the Police at the first opportunity with as much detail as possible and if at all possible take photos of the offenders and car registration. There are also reports of these thieves door knocking in residential areas.
THESE ARE THIEVES NOT THE RSPCA , THE RSPCA NEEDS A WARRANT FROM THE COURTS TO SEIZE ANY DOG IF THEY DONT HAVE IT THEY AREN'T WHO THEY SAY THEY ARE .

The Police have offered this advice to keeping dogs safe:
Protect your dog from thieves
*Never leave your pet tied-up unattended, such as outside shops for example.
*Make sure your dog is wearing a collar and ID tag when in a public place, as you are now required to do by law. Include your surname, telephone number, address and full post code and if there’s room, put ‘microchipped’ on the tag if your dog has a chip. DO NOT put the dogs name on, it means that anyone can call your dog to them.
*Ensure your dog can be permanently identified by its microchip or tattoo.A microchip is normally sufficient to identify your pet if it does become lost or stolen.
*Ask your vet to check your dog’s microchip every year to ensure your details are accurate and up-to-date.
*From 6 April 2016, all dogs must be microchipped and registered to an approved database by the time they are eight weeks old. Puppies can usually be microchipped from four weeks of age depending on their size, so ensure this is done as soon as possible.
*Decide who owns the dog(s) within in your family. Discuss who will own them after bereavement or the break-up of a relationship.
*Keep all documentation relating to your dog(s) in a safe place. Include clear photos of front and side profiles of your dog. Make a note or take a picture of any unusual markings.
*Be cautious when choosing someone who will care for your dog(s) while you are at work, in hospital or on holiday. Be clear about when the dog will be handed over and who will collect it.
*Use a registered boarding kennel or professional dog carer with documentation to this effect unless you know someone who is trustworthy that will care for your dog in your absence.
*Train your dog not to go out of your sight on walks. Use an extending lead if the dog does not comply. Vary your walk times and routes.
*Beware of strangers who show interest in your dog: don’t give details about your dog. Don’t allow strangers to have their photograph taken with your dog.
*Ensure your garden or yard is secure. Check it regularly for wear and tear or gaps. It should keep your dog in and trespassers out. Keep your dog in view when it goes out into the garden at all times don’t ever leave it unattended .

03/03/2021

Please share 🐶 x

22/01/2021

WE ARE STILL OPEN.
We are still here for you if you need us, although we have none of your lovely fur babies staying with us at the moment we are still open, if you need us please leave a message on our answer phone or contact us via FB & we will get back to you.

We hope you are all well & staying safe 🐕‍🦺 x 🐈 x

Linda & Jonnie

16/01/2021

Just been sent this, can anyone confirm