Hamiltons Pet Care

20/12/2024

Merry Christmas and Happy New Year!🎄

As we wrap up another wonderful year, I want to take a moment to sincerely thank each and every one of you for your incredible support. Your trust in me to care for your beloved pets means the world, and it’s been an absolute joy to watch them grow and thrive in my care. Wishing you all a cozy holiday season filled with love, laughter, and cherished moments with your furry family members🐾

I’m so excited for what the new year will bring, and I look forward to continuing to provide the best care for your pets in 2025. May the year ahead be filled with happiness, health, and lots of tail wags!🤍

Happy holidays and see you in the new year!😊

15/12/2024

✨ Exciting News! ✨🎓

I’m thrilled to share that I’ve officially graduated from The University of Exeter with my Master’s degree in Anthrozoology! 🎉

This incredible journey has deepened my understanding of the bond between humans and animals, and I’m so excited to apply this knowledge to my business.

Through my studies, I’ve learned so much about animal behaviour, welfare, and the profound ways in which our pets enrich our lives. As I continue my work caring for your beloved pets, I’m now even more equipped to provide personalized, compassionate, and informed care that ensures both their well-being and happiness.

Thank you to everyone who has supported me along the way—your trust and encouragement mean the world! 🐾💖

Here’s to continuing the journey of providing exceptional care for the animals we love! 🐕🐈

15/12/2024

Beau enjoying her Butternut Box advent calendar! The countdown is well and truly on now- not long👀🎉

22/11/2024

*Discounted* Black Friday walks🐾

Following last years popularity, here are some more £10 solo walks!🎀
(subject to location)

Friday 29th November:
• 1-2pm
• 2:10-3:10pm
• 3:20-4:20pm
• 4:30-5pm

Please message me to book!✨

17/10/2024

Our Behaviour Support line is two today! 🥳

To date, this FREE service has supported 12,000 dog owners who needed advice about their dog’s behaviour 💛

Out of the calls we’ve received in the last two years:
- More than 50% of callers speak to us about their dog’s reactivity towards other dogs or people
- 24% need advice about their dogs not enjoying being left alone
- 17% call us to help with their dog’s barking

If you have any questions or concerns about your dog’s training or behaviour, our Behaviour Support Line is open Monday to Saturday, 9.30am - 5pm for free advice and guidance and our dog experts will be happy to help.

More info 👉 https://bit.ly/3SFWew6

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05/10/2024

Both St. Neots stores have ‘dogs allowed’ in their descriptions now!🤩

26/09/2024

17/09/2024

This can be a reason some people say a reaction was "Out of the blue" 💥
Anxious dog, reactive or stressed ❓
This needs to be taken into consideration as it can be affecting your dog.✅
This can be a contributing factor to a reaction to something (or someone) your dog has always been ok with before ...now suddenly something has changed.

If your dog is normally ok with cyclists going past them but today they maybe barked and lunged at a cyclist going past.
Did you notice the neighbours dog barking a few minutes before the cyclist?
Before that did you notice the gate slammed shut and your dog got a little spooked ?

Did you know they can actually be connected ?

Your dog does and individually these wouldn't be an issue but in a short space of time (or for some even longer) your dog has had their stress levels rise and and then "💥💥💥" your dog has a reaction to something they may have always been ok with.

Its not the end trigger that started this.
This started with the gate.

All we may "see" is the reaction to the cyclist but the whole chain of events started with the gate....this is trigger stacking.

Recognising this helps with everything !

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13/09/2024

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11/09/2024

No one wants to talk about it- but here you go 🤗

14/08/2024

Beef bubbles for summer fun!🫧

13/08/2024

Eager playtimes!🤩

01/08/2024

🥳Giveaway! 🥳

We are wanting to giveaway a dog lickimat starter pack. Our staff use them at the practice and at home for their own pets.

For a chance to win please comment or tag us in a picture of how your pet is keeping cool this summer 😎

01/08/2024

Other ways to keep occupied in the sun!🤩☀️

19/07/2024

What plants are poisonous to bunnies? 🌿

We’ve compiled a handy list of the most common plants that are toxic to rabbits so that as rabbit owners you can be aware of what greenery you should be keeping your buns away from.

You can also find out more here: https://rabbitwelfare.co.uk/poisonous-plants/

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