Big Paws Little Paws

26/11/2024

What a little star... handsome boy Oscar was today with his pamper 💙💕🩵

24/11/2024

Beautiful adorable Penny it's always a pleasure to have her visit 🥰😍

22/11/2024

Do you have a senior pet? To help keep your grey-muzzled friends happy and healthy, we have one magical (although completely led by science) secret to share. Nutrition ⚖️

As your pet gets older, their energy will gradually lessen. This causes them to move less, which can make it easier to put on weight. As the weight creeps up over time, it's less noticeable for owners, so it's important to keep an eye on and regularly weigh your pet.

This, teamed with providing daily exercise to suit your pet and feeding them the right diet in the right quantities, can help your pet live their best life for longer ❤️

See the full guide, proudly supported by Royal Canin, and how to tell if your pet is a healthy weight: http://pdsa.me/6j6L

[Visual description: Pepper, a tan 12-year-old Staffordshire Bull Terrier, sits in a garden on the grass looking up to the camera.]

19/11/2024

Very handsome Rocco always enjoys his pamper 💙💙💙

19/11/2024

Adorable Charlie was all full of crazy puppy energy for his first ever groom 🤪 but he managed a pose 🥰

19/11/2024

I worry about the amount of dogs I see chasing after a ball or stick thats being thrown into the sea and hope they're taken straight back home after 🙏

Does your pet’s fur protect them from the cold? ❄️

In most cases, yes! But in really wet and cold weather, if your pet isn't able to keep active or get themselves somewhere warm, their fur coat may not be enough. Like us humans, our pets, though thankfully rarely, can develop a dangerous and potentially deadly condition called hypothermia.

Any pet can become seriously ill if the temperature of their body drops too low, and acting quickly and doing the right thing could save your pet’s life.

Here are some key symptoms to look out for during the winter months! And if you suspect your pet may have hypothermia, it’s important to call your vet straight away and follow their advice ⚠️

[Visual description: Infographic about hypothermia in pets. Signs and symptoms include; shivering, drowsiness, confusion, clumsiness, pale gums and loss of consciousness/collapse. What you should do; 1. Call your vet straight away and follow their advice. 2. Get your pet out of the cold. Take them somewhere warm (not hot) and sheltered. 3. If your pet is awake, try to get them to drink some lukewarm (not hot) water. 4. If your pet is wet, use towels to dry them by rubbing them over. Change the towels when they become damp. 5. Be careful not to heat your pet up too quickly, this can be dangerous. Use blankets and towels under and over them to keep them warm. Using hot water bottles and heat pads will heat them too quickly and may cause burns.]

16/11/2024

What an absolute little sweetheart, and gorgeous boy Del is 💙💖💙

13/11/2024

Gorgeous, adorable Louis and Milo 💙💙

09/11/2024

Daisy had her nice bath and tidy today 💖

08/11/2024

Lovely little Hollie 💖

06/11/2024

My gorgeous little bestie Stanley 💙

06/11/2024

Beautiful Nelly enjoyed her pamper today 💕

26/10/2024

Gorgeous Bert... it's always a pleasure to see him 💙💙💙

23/10/2024

This gorgeous adorable boy Sully is so good with his grooms it makes a massive difference when owners book in on a regular basis 💙

19/10/2024

Lovely, gorgeous Lady and Jasmine always enjoy a good pamper 💖

10/10/2024

Little cutie pie Macy 💖

10/10/2024

Adorable Newton 🩵💙🩵