Dazzelblue Staffordshire Bull Terrier

24/01/2026

24/01/2026

Let’s not forget about our babies in this heat!

Extreme heat can be dangerous for pets—make sure they always have fresh water, cool shaded areas, and are never left in hot cars to help prevent heatstroke.

Watch for signs of heatstroke:
🔥Excessive panting
🔥Drooling
🔥Vomiting
🔥Lethargy
🔥Collapse
🔥Purple/blue gums and/or tongue

The pets most at risk of heat stroke include:
☀️Brachycephalic (flat-faced) breeds like Bulldogs, Pugs, Frenchies, Persian cats, and Shih Tzus — they can’t cool themselves efficiently.
☀️Senior pets and very young animals — their bodies don’t regulate temperature as well.
☀️Overweight or obese pets — extra body fat traps heat.
☀️Pets with health conditions, especially heart, lung, or respiratory issues.
☀️Thick-coated or dark-colored pets — they absorb and retain more heat.
☀️Pets kept outdoors, in poorly ventilated spaces, or without constant access to shade and water.
☀️Small animals like rabbits, guinea pigs, ferrets, and birds — they overheat quickly and can decline fast.

21/01/2026

Was your New Year’s resolution to get your pet desexed? We’ve got you covered 🐾

📅 Available 27 Jan – 13 Feb 2026
💰 Discounted pricing for dogs, cats & rabbits
⏰ Limited spots – just 2 surgeries per day

Desexing helps prevent unwanted litters and supports your pet’s long-term health — and this special makes it even easier to book in.

Patients must be 5 months or older for surgery.

👉 Important: You must mention this post when booking to receive the deal.
📞 Call us on 7231 3000 to secure your spot.

T&Cs apply. Health check required on the morning of surgery.
🐶🐱🐰 Don’t wait — these appointments fill fast!

06/01/2026

🔥☀️ Hot Weather Alert! ☀️🔥

It’s going to be a very hot day/week, and our pets can struggle in high temperatures — especially short-faced (brachycephalic) breeds like pugs, bulldogs, boxers and Frenchies.

Tips to help keep your pet cool:
• Avoid walks during the hottest parts of the day
• Provide plenty of fresh, cool water
• Keep pets indoors or in shaded, well-ventilated areas
• Never leave pets in cars — even for a short time
• Use cooling mats, fans, or damp towels if needed

⚠️ Signs of heat stress include:
• Heavy panting
• Struggling to breathe
• Very red or blue/purple gums or tongue
• Lethargy
• Collapse
• Diarrhoea
• Vomiting

Please contact your closest vet if you are concerned!

06/01/2026

04/01/2026

We have a confirmed pregnancy for MistyHaven Little Angel Pups due on the 07/02/2026

27/12/2025

12/12/2025

My 3 Girls

08/12/2025

Mistyhaven Little Angel and Roslynhaus Mr Beaujangles had a mating 😁expecting puppy's early febuary 2026 ..............

01/12/2025