Real Life - Canine Wellbeing & Resilience Coaching

08/03/2025

Happy International Women's Day! 🩷🥰🩷
Today, we celebrate the remarkable contributions of women around the globe, and we simply cannot go past this day without honouring two truly inspiring figures: Linda Tellington-Jones and Robyn Hood.
Marking its 50th year, Tellington TTouch stands as a testament to the vision of Linda Tellington-Jones and Robyn Hood, who brought a revolutionary approach to animal and human connection.
Their work has touched countless lives, fostering understanding, healing, and connection between humans and animals. Their dedication to spreading kindness and love is a testament to the power of compassion.
Let's take a moment to acknowledge their legacy and their profound impact on the world.
Thank you, Linda and Robyn, for your extraordinary contributions! ✨💖✨

27/02/2025

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12/12/2024

BRRRRRR 🥶

With the colder weather definitely upon us now, we’ve got some top tips for keeping canine's cozy:

❄ If your dog is comfortable wearing one, you can pop a jacket or jumper on them when they go outside – just because they have fur, doesn’t mean they won’t feel the cold

❄ Make sure to wipe their paws, legs and tummy when they come inside, as dampness and the grit spread on ground can be irritating

❄ If walking in the dark, a light-up collar or high-vis jacket can be great idea!

❄ Snow can be very exciting for your dog, so make sure it’s safe before letting them off-lead or consider walking them on a longer line instead

❄ Keep anti-freeze well out of reach and quickly clean-up any spills as it’s highly toxic!

❄ Indoor games and enrichment can be just as much fun if it’s not safe to go out for a walk

06/05/2024

Highly recommend this book and it’s currently FREE on Kindle 😀🐾

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23/04/2024

THIS COULD SAVE A PET'S LIFE - PLEASE SHARE.

If your dog ever collapses and becomes unresponsive or stops breathing, quickly 'peck' the the bone beneath the nose where the 2 lines shown below intersect. Any sharp object to hand can be used - a drawing pin, needle, pin, tip of a fork or even a fingernail.

Repeated 'stabbing' of this acupuncture point stimulates respiration, and can make the difference between a pet regaining consciousness or not.

This should be followed up by a trip to the vet to determine the reason for the 'attack.'

www.vincethevet.co.uk

28/12/2023