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05/12/2023

BENJI 🫧✨

05/12/2023

JACK 💜

05/12/2023

PADDY 💚💚💚

05/12/2023

RIVER 🫧🫧🫧

05/12/2023

FLUFFY 💚💙

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GOLDIE 🫧✨🫧

05/12/2023

FRANKIE 💜💜

05/12/2023

DIVA ✨🫧

04/12/2023

OBI 💚💚

04/12/2023

LUNA & BELLA 😍😍

04/12/2023

Handsome boy after his groom today 💙💙

04/12/2023

HUDSON 💕💚

04/12/2023

PRINCESS 💜💜

04/12/2023

BARRY 💙💙

03/12/2023

With temperatures having dropped, it's the pawfect time to read our tips on keeping your dog safe and warm this winter 🐶❄️
More tips: https://bit.ly/3EM0pzx

03/12/2023

I’m going through all apps for December and I’ll be answering all calls and messages also
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02/12/2023

COOPER 💜

02/12/2023

REMY 😍😍

02/12/2023

Handsome boy after his full groom and Deshed 🫧🫧

02/12/2023

Gorgeous girl after her full groom today 🫧🫶🫧🫶

02/12/2023

Batb and tidys for the boys today 🫶💙

02/12/2023

Handsome boy today after his bath and tidy ✨🫧✨🫧

01/12/2023

Before ripping open door number one on your advent calendars, it’s important to remember to always keep them out of reach of snooping snouts and prying paws 🐾

Chocolate contains a substance called theobromine, which is perfectly safe for humans, but toxic for dogs, cats and rabbits ⚠️ The seriousness of chocolate poisoning depends on how much chocolate your pet has eaten, how big they are, and the cocoa content of the chocolate 🍫

In severe cases, chocolate toxicity can cause:
• Fast breathing or panting
• Shaking, trembling and tremors
• High temperature (fever)
• Seizures
• A fast heart rate
• High blood pressure

As much as you do to avoid it, we understand that accidents can happen 😟 So if you suspect your pet has eaten chocolate, keep the packaging and call your vet immediately 🧑‍⚕️ Each year our Pet Hospital teams see chocolate poisoning cases, mainly from pets sneakily finding their way to the goods 🍫

Will you help this Christmas? 👉 http://pdsa.me/PRQu

30/11/2023

PENNY 😍😍

30/11/2023

SPUD & RALPH 💜💚💙

30/11/2023

LUCY 😍

30/11/2023

BELLA 💕💜

30/11/2023

BEAU 💕💕

30/11/2023

DAISY & WINNIE 🫧🫧🫧

30/11/2023

ROXY 💜

29/11/2023

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29/11/2023

LUNA 🫧🫶🫧🫶

29/11/2023

SAM💙

29/11/2023

MAX 💙💙💙

29/11/2023

ROBYN 🫧💚

29/11/2023

December is right around the corner, and like us, our pets might need a little extra TLC over the winter months. ❤️ Here are some common winter hazards to look out for to keep your pet happy and safe:

🔐 Accidentally locking pets out. Not realising that our pets have followed us out of the back door has happened to the best of us, but in winter, it's even more important to make sure they can stay safe and warm inside.
❄️ Antifreeze and de-icer. Both are incredibly toxic for animals and can kill them. Keep antifreeze out of the reach of pets and clean up any spills thoroughly.
🥀 Poisonous plants. Festive favourites like holly, ivy and poinsettia are all toxic to pets if they eat them. Keep them out of your pet's reach, or use artificial plants to decorate your home.
🥶 Snowy paws. Snow can build up on a pet's paws and cause discomfort, so prepare paws by keeping hair between pads trimmed so there's less hair for the snow to gather on.
🚘 Sheltering cats. Cats often shelter under cars or will even climb inside the bonnet beside a warm engine. Always check your vehicle for visitors or knock on the bonnet before you start it.
🧂 Salt and grit. Wash your pet's paws if they come into contact with salt and grit, as it can be irritating. Applying a thin layer of paw butter to your dog's pads could also help protect them from drying out or cracking.

Our complete guide to taking care of your pet this winter: http://pdsa.me/weSl

29/11/2023

PIXIE & HETTY 💜💚💜💚

29/11/2023

LOUIE 💜💚

29/11/2023

Bath and tidy this morning 😍😍😍