Rainbow Dog Walking & Pet Care

28/08/2023

24/08/2023

Peaceful 🦢

01/04/2023

Opening up soon, 2 doggy daycare slots in home setting. Monday to Friday. Please message for details
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15/02/2023

This morning 💕

06/09/2022

Evening stroll

09/08/2022

Out before the heat ⛅️

12/02/2022

This mornings beautiful sunrise 🌅

10/01/2022

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Please share for a devastated owner who feels like he cannot go on without his beloved best friend 💔

Scott has started getting less shares on his posts. Please please help me to make this the most shared post on this page. I’m so grateful to each and every one of you and all of your help.

I don’t want to do anymore of this life without my best pal - just one person could see and know something.

If that’s you I urge you, huge cash reward is waiting. Absolutely no comebacks. You can go through someone else, I don’t even ever have to know who you are. I just want him home, he’s no use to you — Please.

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24/10/2021

Last weekend of dark morning walks for a while hopefully due to clock change next weekend

18/09/2021

Can’t get enough of these beautiful sunrises 💗

12/09/2021

Beautiful start to the day 💗

07/09/2021

Out before the heat ☀️

11/07/2021

This morning 💗

16/06/2021

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There is a voluntary recall happening from today for some brands of cat foods due to a possible link to the development of serious disease in cats eating them.

The affected products are from some ranges of AVA, available in Pets At Home, Applaws and Sainsbury's cat food.

For Applaws products it is only packs with a Best Before Date of Dec 2022 to Best Before Date of June 2023 and a site reference code of GB218E5009. For AVA it is all batches and best before dates. For Sainsburys’ products it is all batches and best before dates.

For a full list of products and the affected batch numbers issued by the Food Standards Agency, click here; https://drive.google.com/file/d/1cCTyXKchcBq5ljmMoRx_lS3UdqaLZIb2/view?fbclid=IwAR0smubCBks9hYC_XLi5WvqF-QuthJIShG1X2m6LhS_soa4Zmc_1AOBo1G4

To read the statement from Fold Hills Food - the facility where these diets are made, click here; https://www.foldhill.co.uk/fold-hill-foods-ltd-is.../...

If your cat has been eating these diets, it may be wise to contact your vet to discuss it with them and possibly run some precautionary blood tests.

However, it is important to note that this is still a precaution and no definite link or cause has been found yet.

You can also join this Facebook group, which has been set up by owners of cats affected by this issue who are sharing all the latest findings and updates; https://www.facebook.com/groups/806871953557080

16/05/2021

So true 🤣

11/05/2021

Helpful advise for dog owners from West Yorkshire Police on protecting their pet from dog theft

Dog theft prevention

West Yorkshire Police are very much aware of the emotional impact of a dog being stolen. We want to prevent dog thefts by raising awareness and offering some tips which may help keep your dog safe.

Keep An Eye At All Times

The most important thing to do is keep an eye on your dog at all times. When you are out in public make sure you know where they are, and if they can’t be trusted off the lead then don’t risk it. Keep your dog on your property when you are at home, don’t let them wander around the neighbourhood.

Secure Your Garden
Only leave your dog in your garden if it is secure. It’s worth checking fences for gaps and getting gates put in to keep your dog enclosed. You don’t want them to be able to escape, or anyone to get into your garden easily.

Don’t Leave Your Dog In Your Car
If you leave your dog in your car with the windows down then they are a sitting target to thieves. They can easily force open windows or reach in and grab your dog, it only takes a few seconds.

Don’t Leave Your Dog Outside Shops
For a long time it has been a common sight to see a dog tied up outside a shop. Due to the increase in dog theft, and some dogs being stolen in this situation, it’s probably best to refrain from doing it. If you have to walk to the shops with your dog take someone with you to sit outside with them.

Report Any Incidents
If you see any suspicious behaviour or people come up to you and start asking strange questions about your dog, report it. You could prevent an incident from happening in the first place.

Be Wary Of Strangers
Be wary of anyone who comes to your front door, or admires your dog in the park. Do not let them hold your dog or take photo’s with them, it could just be a way of distracting you.

Collars, Tags & Microchips
Your dog must have a collar with an ID tag on it. Put your second name, phone number and address. Do not put your dog’s name on the tag, as someone trying to steal them will try and call their name to get them to come over. Get your dog microchipped and state on their tag that they are microchipped.

Keep Your Documents Safe
Keep all your dog’s insurance and important documents somewhere safe. That way you can easily access them in an emergency.
Check Up On Dog Walkers/Sitters
Don’t just hand your dog over to anyone, even if you get a recommendation from a friend it’s worth doing a background check. Try and find out if they are registered with any bodies and whether or not they have any qualifications.

Fit Alarms/Bells
Get alarms installed or bells fitted to your garden gates so that they will alert you to any intruders. They might also put off any potential dog thieves.

Train Excellent Recall
Take the time to train your dog to come back to you on command. This will help if you need to get them to come back to you quickly, if you think they are in danger. It also means they are less likely to run off on walks and in public places.

Further advice can be found on How to protect against dog theft | Blue Cross

02/05/2021

So grateful for this place on my doorstep 💗

17/04/2021

Early stroll 💗

15/04/2021

Let’s all try to help protect all dogs 💗

Animal welfare organisation FOUR PAWS and partners Animal Protection Services launched an online reporting system called Stop Puppy Traders.

05/04/2021

How true is this. The days are gone where people can tie their dog outside the shop door

30/03/2021

Couldn’t be happier about this 😊
My heart broke when I saw the low life running up the street with them both 💔

We are delighted to say that we have recovered the two dogs that were stolen from outside a Marks & Spencer store in Nantwich on Saturday.

The Labradors were found at an address in Stoke-on-Trent this morning.

As you can see from the photograph, they have been returned to their hugely relieved owners.

Three people who were at the address in Stoke – a 37-year-old man, a 28-year-old woman and a 14-year-old boy – have all been arrested on suspicion of theft in relation to the incident.

They are all in custody being questioned as part of our ongoing investigation into the dog thefts.

28/03/2021

27/03/2021

Please sign to make our beloved pets safer x

Imagine your dog was stolen. Now imagine your stolen microchipped dog was taken to the vet by their new family. That’s it. No scan. No check. No reunite. It is compulsory to microchip but optional to scan. Think this is wrong? Think there should be a centralised microchip database for our dogs and cats? SIGN AND SHARE THE PETITION to : https://petition.parliament.uk/petitions/551556?

11/03/2021

I ❤️ dog walking. Might be windy out there but definitely worth getting out 🌈🌬

04/03/2021

Please share and help raise awareness for our anxious dogs that need to wear yellow