Scoobies Doggy Day Care

26/07/2024

Scoobies sofa !

29/11/2023

Ok let’s get this boy his warm home this winter. My heart breaks ! Please share far and wide .

23/11/2023

15/11/2023

***All XL Bully breeds must have a certificate of exemption by 31st January 2024***

One of the criteria for this certificate is that all XL Bully breeds need to be neutered.

To help with the financial burden this may cause, we are offering 20% off all dog neutering within January 2024. This offer does extend to all breeds.

Please call us on 01628 773445 to book an appointment.

09/11/2023

Please can you think of giving bourbon his golden basket . He’s 9 and needs to be warm and love and loved this winter please share

29/10/2023

This little one needs a home . He’s so like my Scooby who came from Crete ! Please share

18/10/2023

Your kind and generous donations of £1900 will offset the £3,000 invoice and Scooby’s X-rays of £443 . If I can ask you to do one more thing and that is to share the fundraiser to your dog loving friends and perhaps your work places . To see if we can have one more push to fundraise. Thank you from Scooby and I .

https://gofund.me/3d605c80

16/10/2023

Scooby has had emergency surgery today and his knee stability was very poor . He’s home and settling down . Thank you for your generous donations which has been wonderful to witness . If we can just try one more push to see if we can get to target by sharing this update that would be amazing 💜💜💜💜💜💜.

Hi my name is Louise and I’m raising funds for my beloved dog Scooby . His knee ligame… Louise Sprackling needs your support for Help Scooby to mend his knee

14/10/2023

Know the warning signs of a rogue breeder

12/10/2023

SOS -you help donate so Scooby can fix his knee ?

https://gofund.me/e953947c

12/10/2023

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18/04/2023

It’s again and we’re back with Trailblazer of the month louise_sprackling . Last week Louise talked about the mental health challenges perimenopause/menopause can bring. This week, Louise wants to show how running with you dog can be simple and fun but you may not have given it a second thought !

I started running with my dogs by chance. I hadn’t thought of running on the trails with my dogs .we started out on simple recovery runs and progressed to different terrain and distance . It has led to a wonderful partnership of fun and adventure . I don’t think I would have completed all those solo ultra race training miles for my first ultra , without my dogs by my side ! Dogs can also make you feel safer when running alone off road . You can also enter trail races with your dog . I have run a 10k race with Scooby. He prefers off lead but still fun . If you want to progress further you can join a Canicross club and receive expert advice on technique and kit. I’d recommend being dog first aid trained to keep your dog safe . Why not check out great starter tips in the Tailwind blog on ‘How to Run with your dog’https://www.tailwindnutrition.co.uk/blogs/tailwind-in-practice/running-with-your-dog

Running is a great way to get some exercise for both you and your furry friend. Not only does it help you stay fit, but it can also help your dog burn off some extra energy and improve their overall health. However, it’s important to take some precautions and make sure that you and your dog are bo...

16/04/2023

Free The Kennel Club UKbreathing test

Own a Bulldog, French Bulldog or Pug? We’re offering a free breathing test for your dog, which will help you to understand your dog's respiratory health and how to handle any challenges.

Free Respiratory Function Grading (RFG) scheme assessments available on Wednesday 19 April 2023 at Whitsome Ark (Berwickshire, TD11 3NA) and Wednesday 3 May 2023 at Knighton & District Community Centre (Powys, LD7 1DR).

For more information about this scheme, please visit thekennelclub.org.uk/rfgs and to book a free assessment at this event, please email [email protected].

01/04/2023

Good advice

🌸Pet spring flower dangers🌸
With spring on the horizon, lots of beautiful, bright flowers will be popping up
everywhere! Some of these flowers are poisonous to pets like daffodils, lilies and
bluebells. Why not head out on a walk with your little ones as a family and point out
the spring flowers, whilst also explaining that they are poisonous if eaten by pets.

13/02/2023

When buying flowers for your partner this Valentine's, it's important to remember which ones to avoid buying if there is a pet in the household.

13/02/2023

More Crufts TV than ever before! A record-breaking 16 hours and 30 minutes of Crufts coverage of the world’s greatest dog show returns to Channel 4 and More4 this March. Not forgetting live streaming from the main arena on Crufts YouTube. Visit the Crufts website to find out more: crufts.org.uk/watch.

14/01/2023