D'Vine Pet & Home Care

27/08/2023

🐕 Levi & Flea

28/07/2023

🐕 Flea

28/07/2023

🐕 Levi

28/07/2023

🐕 Jack

15/06/2023

🐕 😴 Addy & Ben

18/05/2023

🐕 Donnie

18/05/2023

🐕 Baldo @ Simonsig

18/05/2023

🐕 Zoë @ Melkbosstrand

27/04/2023

🐕 Ben

17/01/2023

🐔 Nugget, 🐕 Jessica & 🐕 Max

17/01/2023

🐔 Nugget

17/01/2023

🐕 Luca

17/01/2023

🐕 Stella

12/12/2022

Relax

02/10/2022

🐈 Kat

20/09/2022

🐕 Napoleon

17/09/2022

🐕 Basil

17/09/2022

🐕 Basil & Finley

17/09/2022

Lulu

05/09/2022

🐕 Finley, Basil & Lulu. 🥶

31/08/2022

Say no more...

31/07/2022

🐈 Garfield

31/07/2022

🐕 Phantom

18/07/2022

🐕 Dobby,Mila,Luna & Bella

12/07/2022

🐈 Garfield & Liefie

02/07/2022

🐕 Emma

29/06/2022

🐕 Addy

29/06/2022

🐕 Ben

26/06/2022

🐕 Skye

05/06/2022

🐕 Marley

04/06/2022

26/05/2022

The road is long
With many a winding turn
That leads us to who knows where, who knows where

- The Hollies

10/05/2022

🐕 🐱

11/04/2022

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THIS EASTER REMEMBER:
• Rabbits are not “low-maintenance” pets or easy
• Most children lose interest in a live bunny after only a few weeks.
• Rabbits need regular veterinary care by a vet with additional
training in exotics.
• Rabbits have an average lifespan of 8-12 years.
• Rabbits are more expensive to own than cats.
• Unsterilized rabbits have 6 to 8 babies every 28 days, unsterilized rabbits are territorial and aggressive.
• Rabbits are animals of prey, they don’t really like to be held.
• Rabbits really should be free roaming indoors and outdoors. Not confined to a hutch or a cage.