ALL 4 PAWS, Dog Walker & Pet Sitter

12/06/2026

This is my squad all ready for the 2026 World Cup ⚽️🏆 C'mon England 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿

27/05/2026

“Schnauzer Spa & Sun Resort — now accepting belly-up reservations.”

15/04/2026

✨ Wow… I’m blown away! ✨

I honestly can’t believe the response—thank you all so much! 💛

I am now fully booked through to the end of May 🙈🐾

I do have a few appointments left in the first couple of weeks in June, but after that my books will be closing again.

So if you’d like your dog looking and feeling their best for the summer heat ☀️🐶
please don’t delay in getting booked in!

Text 07852195812 to claim your spot!

20/03/2026

⚠️ Parvovirus Awareness – Please Read & Share

A confirmed case of Parvovirus has been reported today, with concerns it may be linked to the Alfreton Park area.

Parvovirus is highly contagious, especially for puppies and unvaccinated dogs, and it can become life-threatening very quickly.

🐾 Symptoms to watch for:

Vomiting (sickness)

Severe diarrhoea (often with blood)

Lethargy (extreme tiredness)

Loss of appetite

Rapid decline in condition

If your dog shows any of these signs, please contact your vet immediately.

💉 Prevention is key:

Ensure your dog’s vaccinations are up to date

Avoid high-risk areas if your dog is not fully vaccinated

Keep a close eye on your pet after walks

Please help spread the word to protect our local dogs by sharing this post.

Stay safe,

Good Morning,

Unfortunately we have had a positive case of Parvovirus come in today, with suspect that this came from Alfreton Park,
This can be highly contagious to puppies and unvaccinated dogs,
Symptoms are sickness and Diarrhoea with blood in it, Lethargic, loss of appetite and going downhill very quickly, Please see your vet if you have any concerns, Thanks Vetsforpets

22/02/2026

Did you know ALL4PAWS can take care of all your reptiles’ needs while you’re away? 🦎🐍🐢

Whether you have snakes, lizards, tortoises, geckos, or other exotic reptiles, ALL4PAWS provides experienced, reliable, and knowledgeable care to keep them happy, healthy, and comfortable in their own environment.

From feeding and habitat maintenance to temperature checks, misting, and medication if required – we’ve got it covered. You can relax on your holiday knowing your scaly family members are in safe hands.

Here are a few of our recent reptile pet sits:
• Bearded Dragons
• Snakes
• Geckos
• Tortoises
• Tegu

We understand that reptiles have unique care requirements, and we treat every pet as if they were our own.

Planning a trip? Message ALL4PAWS today to book your reptile care 🐾

22/11/2025

Dog owners please be aware 🙏

⚠️⛔️ We have had a confirmed case of Parvovirus at our practice today ⛔️⚠️

The dog is fully vaccinated and up to date. Vaccines reduce the chance of an animal contracting the disease in the first place but they also reduce the severity of disease if the animal does end up contracting said disease.
VACCINES LITERALLY SAVE LIVES.

Sadly this isn't the first case of parvovirus we've diagnosed and it won't be the last so please ensure that your dog's vaccines are up to date.

For reference, the dog has only been in the owner's garden and to a local dog groomers. We won't be naming the groomers as we don't want them to get bad publicity when they won't have done anything wrong but they are aware so that they can take the necessary steps. Anywhere dogs visit is a risk, especially places with a high volume of canine visitors and that's why vaccinations are so important. Visiting foxes in gardens also pose a risk for multiple different diseases that can also infect our canine companions.

Clinical signs of parvovirus
- vomiting (often bloody but not always)
- diarrhoea (often bloody and foul smelling but not always)
- abdominal pain
- lethargy
- fever
- inappetence

24/10/2025

Goodnight sleep tight my sweet Daisy Doodles 💔

I'm heartbroken to be writing this. I've cared for Daisy for almost 9 years, and in that time I have loved her like one of my own dogs.
She was the most sweetest, loveable dog, who took everything in her stride.

I am going to miss her so much! And my daily face wash!

Go and run free with Max in a million Daisy. You'll never be forgotten ❤️

Here's a few of my favourite photos of Daisy over the years 2018 - 2025

06/09/2025

"Where's Freddie?" 🐶

!!! 🐾

09/07/2025

☀️🐾 Keep Your Pets Cool in the Heat! 🐶🐱
Hot weather can be tough on our furry friends. Here are some easy tips to keep them safe and cool this summer:

🌴 Provide Shade & Fresh Water
Always make sure they have access to cool, clean water and a shady spot to relax.

🐕 Walk During Cooler Hours
Take walks early in the morning or after sunset to avoid hot pavement and overheating.

🧊 Cool Treats
Freeze pet-safe treats or toys for a fun and refreshing snack.

💦 Use Cooling Mats
Let your pet lie cooling mat to help regulate body temperature.

🚫 Never Leave Pets in a Parked Car
Even with windows cracked, cars can heat up in minutes—dangerous and potentially fatal!

💇‍♂️ Groom Regularly
Brush regularly to remove excess fur. For some breeds, a summer trim helps, but check with your vet or groomer first.

Stay cool and enjoy the summer safely with your pets! 🐾❤️

30/06/2025

We all know how important it is to keep our dogs and cats cool on warm days, but may not realise that it's just as important for small animals too ⛅

Small pets like rabbits, guinea pigs, hamsters, gerbils, and rats should be kept cool and hydrated during warm weather to prevent them from developing life-threatening heatstroke.

Signs of heatstroke in small pets:
- Drooling.
- Quick breaths.
- Struggling to breathe.
- Acting very sleepy or lethargic.
- Collapsing.
- Seizures.

It's also a good idea to keep on top of cleaning their enclosures to prevent flystrike or a build up of wet bedding and mouldy food 🐰🐰

Learn more:
Rabbits - https://pdsa.me/gLqU
Guinea pigs - https://pdsa.me/EEcU
Other small pets - https://pdsa.me/RlMU

[Visual description: An infographic titled: "Keeping small pets cool." It features tips such as: Keeping pets in the shade, offering safe watery fruits and vegetables (in moderation), swapping out plastic houses for something cooler like cardboard boxes, freezing a water bottle and wrapping it in a towel before placing it next to your pets' enclosure, placing a fan in their room but not pointed directly at them (making sure they can't nibble any wires), grooming long-haired or fluffy pets, refreshing their water every day, and putting a cool tile or empty ceramic bowl/tea cup in their enclosure for them to sit on/in.]