Pet/house sitting with Sam

20/10/2022

Mr bandit having his dinner.

03/12/2020

What a year it has been. I still have a few spots available over the Xmas period.
Pm me to discuss. 😀

19/12/2019

I am pretty much fully booked for Xmas and new year if your in need of a sitter to do visit only in the arvo I can squeeze you in but get in quick

21/08/2019

That time of year to start clearing out your gardens to keep your pets safe from any snakes on the move.
Stay safe everyone

09/06/2019

Kids playing with bandit.
I feel so unloved when the kids are with me he totally ignores me

05/06/2019

Few more days and we have bandit can’t wait to see him and his craziness 😀

27/05/2019

Making a treat Matt for my boy and ran out of material oops
What interesting tho ha do you use to keep ur fur babies entertained ?

20/05/2019

Day 1 out on our lead. She did a fantastic job. Little scared of unusual noises but will get there on our daily walks

07/04/2019

Easter holidays are coming up. Are you going away.
I’m booking up quick, get in to secure a spot. House visits only available

06/04/2019

So this beautiful animal got out the other day of her owners yard. Luckily for her we found her. It was to late to make it to the vets and when I rang the rangers to do a report no one was on. She had a collar on but no tags.
She stayed with us the night and was snoring her box off. At 3am I got a message from her owners and she was reunited that morning.
So just a reminder when your animal has a bath or groom make sure you put tags back on because that’s the time they will get out. Make sure your microchip and tag details are up to date to ensure ur baby comes home.
It was a pleasure meeting this little girl and her family and I hope to her again soon.

13/03/2019

Did you know that your dog's retractable leash is not just a poor training decision for most dogs, it's also downright DANGEROUS?

If your dog is already prone to pulling on a leash, a retractable lead will exacerbate that problem. The mechanics of it teach them that if they pull at the end, they will be rewarded by getting to walk further away from you. This encourages them to pull when on walks, even if they're back on a standard leash.

Many retractable leashes can extend over 20 feet! While some owners feel that this gives their dog additional freedom on walks, it can also allow your dog to get away from you and get into a dangerous situation. Imagine that your dog is at the very end of a long retractable lead, and a stray animal takes you both by surprise by running out of some bushes and starting a fight with your dog. Not only are you 20 feet away from where this is happening, but you also can't control your own dog because the cord is too thin to pull them back without getting some SERIOUS rope burn on your hands.

Can your dog be a bit skittish sometimes? Imagine that you trip on a walk and accidentally drop your retractable leash, and that plastic housing that stores the cord clatters on the concrete. Your dog runs a few steps away, hearing that thud behind them... and now they take off, because the dragging of that plastic housing on the pavement is making a terrible scary noise right at their heels and they think they're being chased! This is a shockingly common tale when dogs go missing.

Last, but certainly not least, they can be dangerous for both the dog and the human on the other end! Dogs have been known to be severely injured by running full speed until they are out of lead, and the resulting trauma to their neck can cause burns and wounds, collapsed and lacerated tracheas, and even permanent spinal damage. These leashes are known to break down over time. That thin cord can break pretty easily and snap back to injure the handler at the other end. As a dog owner in that situation, it's often your first instinct to grab at the cord to stop your dog from taking off, but that can cause deep lacerations and even complete finger amputations!

While SOME owners use them for training (i.e. working on a dog's recall), the risks almost always FAR outweigh the benefits of using a retractable leash, especially on your daily walks. Play it safe for your dog and yourself and opt for a traditional leash or slip lead!

09/01/2019

Everyone meet

03/12/2018

Reminder to all, with the weather warming up check the floor with your feet before taking your dog out. If it’s to hot for you it’s too hot for them.

30/09/2018

Going away and leaving your fury friends at home. I have available spots this week to care for them, I also have Friday free for any dog walking.
Christmas bookings are filling up quick so if your thinking about going away during the holidays get in early.

25/09/2018

24/09/2018

Chilling with Sunny again.

23/09/2018

Noah having some time with Mr Bam

23/09/2018

Just some feedback on my services 😍 all my clients.

11/09/2018

Love seeing all the faces

29/04/2018

Miss Sasha’s week with us has been fun. Here’s some shots of her and kids at the park.

30/03/2018

What a crazy week.
New clients and old clients.
Now because it’s Easter I’ve taken on more animals then I usually would so you all could enjoy a get away and are sure your pets are being taken care of.
Some shots from this week.

26/02/2018

Missing this girl. Might have to pop in get me some hugs lol.

10/02/2018

Chilling with bailey.

06/02/2018

Can’t wait for this weekend.
I have the privilege of staying with the lovely Bailey. Such a beautiful girl.
Unfortunately we lost buster before Xmas rip beautiful boy don’t worry while your dad is away I will take great care of your girl.
I love all my pet sitting clients and always look forward to seeing them.
(Bailey)

16/12/2017

First day Toby wouldn’t come out from under the bed unsure of what was going on. Second day he snuck out and said hello and now he comes to greet me such a beautiful boy.

05/12/2017

Noah made a new friend.

I have a few spaces left for the Christmas period if your going away and need a sitter book in fast to secure your dates.

29/11/2017

Watch your animals feet. This happens to often.
If I believe the floor is to hot I will contact you and let you choose the options I have ie car ride to the beach or park maybe just a play in the garden
Keep little feet getting burnt.

https://www.facebook.com/westozwildlife/posts/1700648886664355

SUMMER WARNING
A reminder that if the ground is too hot for your feet, then it's also too hot for your pet's paws. It's advised you walk pets on the grass and to check the pavement to avoid burning the padding on their paws. (City Farmers Dog Wash Cannington & Nedlands)

14/11/2017

Some of my clients.