Paws for Bowen, Canine Bowen Technique in West London

14/12/2022

WARNING for all dog owners & Dogs carers.

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With the snow and ice expected the roads may well be gritted, if you walk your dog on gritted roads/paths please make sure that their paws are washed either by walking them through a few puddles away from the gritted surfaces or by dipping their feet in fresh water once at home.

Every year hundreds of pets throughout the country become seriously ill and in some cases die because of the rock salt and antifreeze being used during the cold snap. Dogs and cats walk through the substances left by gritters trying to clear roads and car drivers defrosting their windscreens and then licking them off their paws.

Consuming rock salt can cause dehydration, liver failure and pancreatitis, while antifreeze contains the chemical ethylene glycol, which can be lethal when ingested.

08/12/2022

Last minute check on the reindeer. Santa is looking in great shape and ready to rumble this year! 😂🎅🦌

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23/11/2022

November is pet diabetes month with a nationwide campaign by vets to raise awareness of diabetes in cats and dogs and support the testing of our potentially vulnerable pets for the disease.
Diabetes is a serious and potentially life threatening disease and it is affecting more and more cats and dogs in the UK.

View MSD Animal Health's Pet Diabetes Month Resources page for support during pet diabetes month and the rest of the year.

10/11/2022

The purple poppy is the animal equivalent of the well-known red poppy, worn to show support and condolences for those lost in service and those who continue to serve us. 💜

This year's unique design showcases the three main animals who served in the wars: horses, dogs, and pigeons on the purple poppy badge. 🐴🐶🐦

They Also Served 2022 Remembrance Pin Badge

05/10/2022

This poor fox was brought to us today by a lady after he was discovered wrapped in a football net on a school playing field. The netting was cut away but the fox was hypothermic and staggering. He had been in the net possibly since Saturday evening.

HIs neck was wrapped right in the netting so as a result the neck has swelled up and fluid has pooled under the skin. His eyes are also blood shot due to partial strangulation.
Our vet prescribed an injection of steroidal anti inflammatory medication and antibiotics and we have to now monitor him. His back is also sore, probably from thrashing about to get free.

Incidents like this can easily be avoided by pulling up football nets and securing them with rope or ties when not in use. We have had to rescue pigeons, foxes, badgers, deer and hedgehogs from nets in the past.

Fingers crossed for a quick recovery

01/10/2022

I am delighted to announce that I am now treating from "The Natural Health Clinic" in Newbury, which is situated at 8 Falkland Road, Newbury, RG14 6NY. ❤🎉This clinic is easily accessible with toilet facilities, a waiting room and ample on road parking. To book an appointment there please call me on 07710722615 or email me at [email protected] ☺️
Online booking for this clinic will be available soon.