Brown’s Hounds-Grooming & Wellbeing

23/12/2024

Only white fluffy snow dogs today. Finally finished for Xmas. And rest

22/12/2024

Bit of a black spaniel theme to today. Amazed I got through it, bloody cold bugs

21/12/2024

Getting my little bestie Xmas ready before I go off to the hairdressers Jeannette Bussey

20/12/2024

10/12/2024

Keep your furry friends safe over the festive season with these tips from our vets 🎄

Find the full Christmas Survival Guide here: http://pdsa.me/DlXc

[Visual description: Infographic titled 'Christmas pet hazards'. Advice includes: Don't dress pets up for Christmas. This can cause your pets unnecessary stress and them to act differently. Be aware of popular festive plants that can be poisonous to pets if consumed (see guide for full list). Keep small and edible decorations well out of reach of prying paws to avoid any festive frights. Not all parts of a Christmas dinner are safe for pets and some can even be toxic. Check our guide for the do's and don'ts. Create a safe place. If you're having guests round, create a safe place for your pet to retreat to if it all gets a bit much. Search our Christmas Survival Guide for more information.]

07/12/2024

07/12/2024

What a day for a make over

01/12/2024

Last 2 cuties of the weekend

30/11/2024

All tidy and ready for party season 🔔🌲

30/11/2024

Book now to avoid disappointment

24/11/2024

Do you know what your dog eats on their walk?
Foraging for mushrooms isn't the best hobby for your dog, it can pose quite a risk to their health! 🍄

What are the signs of fungi poisoning?
- An upset stomach
- Bloody vomit or stools
- Hallucinations or seizures
- Kidney or Liver failure

What do to?
- See your vet immediately
- Take a piece of the mushroom with you
- Picture the location of the mushroom

This can help your vet identify the issue.
Share this message to raise awareness this autumn.

24/11/2024

Busy weekend in the hut

02/11/2024

Autumn make over day

30/10/2024

As is on a Tuesday this year, firework displays are spread across this weekend and next. We know this is a stressful time for many pet owners, so our vets have put together their top tips on helping anxious pets keep calm 🎆

Our free Firework Guide will help you make sure you've got everything covered for your pet: http://pdsa.me/pFGd

[Visual description: Infographic which has seven tips to help pets cope with fireworks. Each tip is next to a small picture related to the point. Tips include: make a den, play music and sounds, keep pets inside, pheromone plug-in, close doors, curtains and door flaps, cats feel safer up high, and if your pet seeks reassurance, comfort them normally.]