Noonies Pet Care

04/09/2025

04/09/2025

Teddy's first groom with Noonies Pet Care today. She was extremely well behaved and our silkies joined her on the grooming table after their bath and enjoyed their blow dry.

Happy puppy and chooks ❤️

04/09/2025

08/08/2025

Rip helping out today with little Marlu who has never been groomed before. The perfect balance of a calm leader provides the correct energy that a pack wants to follow (dogs are spiritual) ❣️

I personally prefer that dogs help their own kind first before the need of human intervention 🥰

01/08/2025

Ready, steady, grrrrrrrrr-ooooommmm 🥶

Lovely little Charlie-Brown had his first groom with Noonies and what a beautiful patient dude he is 🐾❤

My 2IC is sleeping the morning away 😂

11/07/2025

This is the closest we could get to a Red Fire Engine - either way Madam Muck thinks she is the Queen - she is❣

04/07/2025

A beautiful day with our gorgeous family member's living in balance and harmony ❤

19/06/2025

I have worked with many horses incuding starting all my own over the years since they were young - all my foundations in training horses has been applied to all my training of dogs - these are the rules, boundaries and limitations for every living creature ❤

✨You can fake calm with people.
✨You can smile through nerves. Say “I’m fine” when you’re not.
✨But your horse?
They know better.

✨Before your hands ever lift the reins,
before your legs give a cue, they’ve already felt you.

The tension in your breath.
The doubt behind your focus.
The pressure you’re putting on yourself.
They feel it all — not as judgment, but as information.

✨That’s why the real work isn’t just in your hands or your seat.
✨It’s in your energy.
✨Your presence.
✨Your ability to breathe through the nerves and ride with clarity — not chaos.

🐎So if your horse is acting out,
pause before you correct.
💕Check in with your own state first.
Because what you bring to the saddle is what they ride with.

And the more honest you are with yourself,
the more your horse will trust you.

18/06/2025

Leptospirosis Alert - Protect Your Pets and Your Family

Following the recent flooding and wet weather, confirmed cases of
Leptospirosis have been reported in our area. This serious bacterial disease
can affect both pets and people.

What is Leptospirosis?

* Leptospirosis is a bacterial infection that affects both wild and
domestic animals - including dogs, and rarely, cats - and can also be
transmitted to humans.
* It's most commonly spread through contaminated water, especially
floodwaters and puddles, and is often associated with rats and mice.
* After heavy rain or flooding, rodents are displaced, increasing the
risk of exposure in both urban and rural areas.
* This is a zoonotic disease, meaning humans can catch it from
infected animals. Young children, elderly individuals, and those with
weakened immune systems are most at risk.

Dogs are especially vulnerable.

While cats are rarely affected, dogs are much more susceptible to
leptospirosis and can become very unwell.

Signs of Leptospirosis in Dogs:

* Fever
* Vomiting and diarrhoea
* Lethargy or weakness
* Loss of appetite
* Jaundice (yellowing of the skin or eyes)
* Increased thirst and urination

Symptoms can be vague and progress quickly. If your pet is showing any of
these signs, please contact us immediately.

Prevention is Key:

* Don't allow pets to drink from puddles or play in floodwater
* Prevent dogs from eating or playing with dead rodents
* Wipe paws after walks in wet areas
* Vaccinate your dog - this is the most effective protection

A new vaccine is available that covers two strains of leptospirosis.

Ask you local vet.

05/06/2025

Miss Ellie in for a tidy-up this morning and growing out her coat for winter 🐾

A beautiful girl to have on my table ❤

My 2IC is lazing on the job ❤😂🐾