Stahlgriff Rottweilers

24/12/2023

Merry Christmas to all our pups out there and families. Big hugs to you all ❤️🎄

22/11/2023

Don’t be that idiot taking your dog out in the car or walking before dawn & sunset. Leave them home inside with aircon or a fan. If they must stay outside in shade set up a bunnings industrial fan on your patio, dogs love that strong breeze. Keep cool in this week long heat wave peeps 🙏🏽

With temperatures set to soar over the next week we wanted to share an important message about Heatstroke, a serious condition that can be fatal if not treated early, or even better, prevented before it happens.
Heat stroke can affect all animals, including cats, dogs, birds, rabbits, guinea pigs and rats. Those at higher risk include geriatric pets, short nosed smoochy faced dogs, who often have small nostrils and narrow tracheas, pets who have a history of noisy breathing, snoring or excessive panting, and pets with existing heart or lung conditions.
If left untreated, and unfortunately, in some cases, even with veterinary treatment, heat stroke can have devastating consequences such as muscle damage and bleeding disorders. It can damage body organs such as the kidneys, the liver, the lungs and brain, lead to seizures and can rapidly be fatal.
Signs can include excessive panting, disorientation, wobbly walking (ataxia), vomiting, difficulty breathing, purple tongue and gums, collapse and seizures. Patients require active cooling, intravenous fluids and supplementary oxygen. Severe cases may even require sedation or an anaesthetic if the are distressed or require a tube placed into the trachea to keep the airways open.
If you notice signs of heatstroke in your animal companion, or are concerned, please call your vet for advice. If they are deteriorating take them straight to a close vet or emergency centre. The quicker treatment is started the better the chance of a happy outcome.
Remember our wildlife can be affected too. Consider placing bowls of water around your garden for our wildlife friends.
Phone – (08)6399 7276
Website bookings - https://www.perthpetvet.com.au/Bookonline.aspx

12/09/2023

Omg, every time!! 🤯😆

11/09/2023

Not even, Punki & Daddy take up the whole lounge, I was squeezed out years ago 😆

09/09/2023

Dogs😆🤣

06/09/2023

Oops! 🤣

25/08/2023

Happy 10th birthday to our 2013 litter, sadly some of our babies have not made it to 10. Prada top left is still going strong ❤️

20/08/2023

Open day adoption available today.

https://www.facebook.com/photo.php?fbid=694582146030540&set=a.563452519143504&type=3&mibextid=cr9u03

20/08/2023

Open day adoption available today

https://m.facebook.com/photo.php?fbid=694582099363878&id=100064362832560&set=a.563452519143504&mibextid=qC1gEa

20/07/2023

Britta & Punki had a good burn off 🥰

B top, P bottom

07/07/2023

Rottens are such meatheads 🤣

07/07/2023

A big happy birthday to our 2018 litter by Amboss & Greta. Love to see some images of the kids posted on this thread 😍

Numero Uno, a REAL tough boy, born dry breech, very difficult for Greta. Doing terrific, strong, drinking...waiting for more ❤️

06/06/2023

Too cute ❤️

Rottweiler love ❤️

05/06/2023

Very cold overnight & tomorrow peeps, keep your dogs warm 👍🏽

05/06/2023

Anyone missing their Rotten in Alkimos????