Pawz From Dawz

27/02/2023

I have some afternoon slots available, if anyone is after there dog walked its £15 for the hour or £8 for half an hour. If interested don't hesitate to contact me 🐾🐕🐾🐶 thank you x

15/12/2022

Out with the pooches 🌨☃️❄ x

24/11/2022

Being a solo dog walker I am starting to get really busy (which i am so happy about) so unfortunately I am unable to take anymore dogs on, on a Wednesday and Thursday, but I still have Monday afternoons, Tuesday afternoons and Friday afternoons available if interested please just give me a message. I would just like to say a big thank you to Rosie's mam and dad Adam and Emma, Bobby's mam and dad Nikki and David, Roy's mam and dad Stephanie and Jake, Mavv and Rocko's mam and dad Joanne and Darren and my latest recruit Hallie's mam Emily, I appreciate all the support you have all giving me and thank you for trusting me with your precious fur babies, it's a pleasure to walk each and every one of them 🐾❤🐾❤ x

05/11/2022

11/08/2022

I've had the pleasure of walking this little cutie "Meg" for the last 2 weeks while her family have been on holiday, she's not been a pick of bother bless her 🐶🐾🐶🐾 x

15/07/2022

This is how I found Rosie today when I called in to walk her, all snuggled up she's so cute bless her x

10/07/2022

17/06/2022

Hi I just wanted to say that I'm so grateful for people recommending my dog walking business, but I just wanted to remind people that I'm not doing home boarding as I dont have a license to do it, but thanks for thinking of me x

21/04/2022

We have seen a number of posts recently regarding dogs who have been bitten by adders, so here's what you need to know with our ADDER BITES; DO’S & DON’TS! 🐍

Adders are the only venomous snake in the UK and are most seen from spring to summer in open habitats such as heathland, moorland, and woodland. They are usually grey or brown in colour with a dark distinctive zig-zag pattern down their back. Although they are not aggressive, they will strike when agitated or startled and their venom is incredibly toxic to animals. ☠

Swelling around the bite wound is generally seen within two hours of a bite, and two puncture wounds may be visible within the swelling. You may notice signs of lameness, bleeding, and bruising. Once the venom has been absorbed into the body, a widespread inflammatory response is triggered leading to:
🐍 Lethargy
🐍 Vomiting
🐍 Ataxia
🐍 Fever
🐍 Increased respiratory and heart rate
🐍 Increased salivation

If left untreated, clinical signs can progress to muscle tremors, collapse, coagulopathy (blood clotting problems) and organ failure. Although symptoms are severe, there is a high survival rate if treatment is started promptly. The average recovery is around five days but can take up to one month.

✅️ In the first instance, flush the site with water to remove any venom from the skin/fur and keep the bitten limb below the heart height to slow spread of any venom. You can use a ‘cold compress’ on the bite site but do not apply ice packs. A cold compress can be material soaked in cool water. An antihistamine may be administered to relieve symptoms under veterinary direction - however it is questionable whether antihistamines have any benefit to adder bites.

It is important that you inform the vet of your expected arrival, so they can prepare. They may need to locate antivenom from a nearby hospital, or redirect you to another vets.

❌️ DO NOT use a suction device or attempt to restrict circulation. Adder venom is myolytic meaning it leads to severe muscle necrosis, and pressure devices will therefore increase tissue damage and aid toxin pe*******on. It would also be difficult to achieve suction without shaving the fur, as well as it being incredibly painful for the dog. Do not apply ice packs - Ice causes the smaller blood vessels to constrict and when combined with viper venoms it can produce dramatic tissue damage.

If you are walking in an area known to have adders, keep the dog on a lead and stick to footpaths. Adders are legally protected and should not be killed.

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13/04/2022

Meet Bruno, the latest addition to the Pawz From Dawz team 🐾🐕 x

22/03/2022

Nice night up the hill x

18/03/2022

Lovely morning up the rising sun, Theo having a good run around 💙🐾

01/03/2022

💙🐾SPECIAL OFFER🐾❤

FROM TODAY TUESDAY 1ST MARCH UNTIL THURSDAY 31ST MARCH (fully inc) I AM DOING A SPECIAL OFFER OF 2 X 1 HOUR WALKS FOR £25 (NORMALLY £15 PER HOUR) THE WALKS MUST BE FOR THE SAME DOG AND TAKEN BETWEEN MON-FRI IN THE SAME WEEK. IF INTERESTED PLEASE PRIVATE MESSAGE ME OR EMAIL ME AT [email protected]
Looking forward to hearing from you. Thank you ❤🐾💙🐾

23/02/2022

Had a lovely stroll around the country park with this little beauty "Rosie" an hour session turned in to an hour and 35 mins 🤣 we had nothing else to do so why not. She was straight in and straight to bed lol 🐾❤🐾❤ x

22/02/2022

Gues what? You can't eat bees! 🥺🥺🥺🥺

21/02/2022

What a lovely afternoon for walks with this little guy 🐾🐾🐾 x

21/02/2022

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14/02/2022

My DBS certificate and dog first aid/CPR Certificate x

13/02/2022

Please feel free to share 🐾 x

10/02/2022

So cute x

09/02/2022

Please feel free to recommend me to anyone who is after a reliable solo dog walker 🐕🐾🐩🐾 . Thank you x

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