Your Pet Nanny

10/05/2026

Happy Mother’s Day to all the pet Mums 💞

24/04/2026

03/04/2026

🐣🍫 Easter Safety for Pets 🐾

Easter means chocolate, hot cross buns, and family treats—but some of these can be dangerous for our pets.

🍫 Chocolate
Contains theobromine and caffeine, which are toxic to dogs and cats.

⚠️ Watch for:
• Vomiting or diarrhoea
• Restlessness
• Fast heart rate
• Tremors or seizures

🍞 Hot Cross Buns
Often contain raisins, sultanas, or currants, which can cause kidney failure in dogs—even in small amounts.

⚠️ Watch for:
• Vomiting
• Lethargy
• Loss of appetite
• Increased thirst or urination

🐾 Keep pets safe this Easter:
• Keep treats out of reach
• Don’t share human food
• Clean up wrappers
• Be mindful of visitors feeding pets
• Give pet-safe treats instead

🚨 If your pet eats something they shouldn’t, contact your vet straight away.

Let’s keep Easter safe for every member of the family 💛

20/03/2026

Important notice to clients:
The clinic will be closed Sunday 22nd of March. The after hours emergency line will be unavailable until 6pm.

For an emergency, please contact the nearest available clinic or the Animal Referral Hospital (ARH) Canberra.

We apologise for any inconvenience this may cause.

26/02/2026

They’ve reviewed the proposal… and declined! ☔🐶🐕

29/01/2026

😂😂😂

27/01/2026

🐾 Pet Check-In Visits Available 🐾

Heading out for the day or weekend? I offer reliable check-in visits for cats and dogs, including:

✔️ Feeding & fresh water
✔️ Playtime & cuddles
✔️ Litter tray cleaning

Your pets stay happy and comfortable in their own home.

Message me to book or ask questions 🐶🐱

19/01/2026

Great news 👏👏👏

The state government plans to make leaving dogs in hot cars a specific offence, punishable by up to $44,000 or one year in jail.

People who leave their dogs in hot cars could be sent to prison, under changes to animal welfare laws being proposed by the state government.

17/01/2026

Love this! 🐶🐕🐾

07/01/2026

🐾 Keeping pets safe in hot weather ☀️

Hot weather can be dangerous for all pets, not just dogs. Just like people, animals can quickly become overheated or dehydrated, which can lead to heatstroke — a life-threatening emergency that can cause organ failure and even death if not treated quickly.

Dogs, cats, rabbits, guinea pigs, birds and other companion animals are all at risk in the right conditions. Because pets can’t cool themselves as easily as humans, prevention is key.

Tips to help keep pets cool and safe:
• Always provide plenty of fresh water (keep bowls shaded and refill often)
• Ensure access to shade and cool resting areas
• Bring pets indoors during extreme heat
• Walk dogs early morning or late evening
• Never leave pets in cars — even for a few minutes
• Avoid hot surfaces like asphalt and concrete
• Use paddling pools, mist sprays or frozen treats to help cool them down
• Keep pets well-groomed by brushing out loose fur
• Use pet-safe sunscreen on light or exposed areas

A little extra care goes a long way in keeping our furry and feathered friends safe this summer 🐶🐱🦜