Pawsitivity Pet Care

11/06/2025

Happy heavenly birthday to my lovely Mother Pam. Miss you so much, thank you everything you did for me and for others. You were always very caring and giving. Your spirit lives on in me, Alice and Angus. We'll go out tonight to reminisce of you, love you 💜

19/11/2024

Lovely pair of dogs looking for new owners 💜 https://www.facebook.com/share/p/19e5EQVY66/

~ Good evening, lovely supporters. Our new Old Dogs of the Week need your help finding a home ASAP! 🖤🤍🖤
https://www.oldies.org.uk/2024/oscar-and-freya-saving-and-rehoming-strays-kennelled-scotland 🐾

Oscar, age 8, and Freya, age 11, are very closely bonded and looking for a forever home together. They are currently living in their rescue's isolation unit, which is more certainly more spacious than the average kennel, but their wish is to find their own home, where they can enjoy all the home comforts and be adored by their very own human(s), as they very much deserve.

We're told that Oscar and Freya are both affectionate dogs, with Oscar being the most forward about asking for fuss, though he's happy to play or snooze with Freya when his current carers are busy. They are both sweet-natured and friendly dogs and could live with respectful older children. They are clean in a home environment and can be left at home together for a while, with each other for company 💤

According to their rescue, Oscar and Freya are well-behaved on the lead, once their initial excitement has subsided. They travel well in the car and enjoy going on adventures 🌳. They're a joy to be around and only care about being loved and having fun!

These beautiful dogs have been overlooked in rescue due to being a pair, but they really do want to stay together, so please help spread the word. They are looking for a good garden 🌳, as they enjoy pottering around outside, but they don't need tons of exercise. They are low-maintenance, gentle and loving dogs and are spayed/neutered ✨

Have you been looking for a ready-made canine family? Would you have room in your heart and home for these two gorgeous best friends, who would desperately like to find a home together? Please see their page for more photos and rehoming info, including how to get in touch with their rescue, Saving and Rehoming Strays:
https://www.oldies.org.uk/2024/oscar-and-freya-saving-and-rehoming-strays-kennelled-scotland 🐾

13/06/2024

It gives me great sadness and a heavy heart to announce the sudden and unexpected passing of my mother Pam earlier this week. She was an amazing lady, my best friend and she'll be forever missed. I'm lucky we went away together recently for a weekend away to get her out and about. This is the last pic I took of her. She was happy and looking well and was in good spirits 💜 Love you forever Mum. I'll announce funeral arrangements here, next week for anyone wishing to attend.

23/10/2023

Pics from today's pawsitivity adventures! Rare to see a wild deer so close (was in Kirkton park)

06/01/2023

Wishing all our lovely customers and four-legged friends a Happy New Year 😊 🥰

13/11/2022

*****WARNING POST****** Salt Lamps!!

Please please pleeease if any of you out there have salt lamps, KEEP THEM OUT OF YOUR FURRY FRIENDS REACH!

We woke up on Wednesday morning to our darling Ruby walking really strangely and had her head in an odd position as she walked. We initially thought this was just because she was so cold so we got her nice and toasty and left for work as usual. Wednesday afternoon Clayton arrived home from work and she had deteriorated dramatically so we rushed her to the vets.
The vets were extremely concerned for her and could see she definitely had neurological problems because she simply could not walk properly, could not hear or see, couldn’t even eat or drink properly because she couldn’t function her tongue the best. Her basic senses and abilities GONE in 12 hours. She was so helpless ☹️
So the vets ran some tests and they were all good, no worries. Until her bloods arrived back this morning, and she had extremely high sodium levels in her blood. So this severe salt poisoning had caused her brain to swell, and ultimately the neurological problems that followed.
The salt poisoning was caused by just your normal salt lamp that we had in our lounge, Ruby has ingested the salt by simply licking the lamp (we didn’t realise obviously). This is usually more common in dogs so this was a huge shock, and their first case they have seen with a cat. Salt poisoning is EXTREMELY deadly to animals and she is basically a miracle to still be here now. These salt lamps are addictive to animals, and if they get a taste it becomes just like potato chips are to us! So please please keep these out of reach from your fur babies. Ruby still has a long road to recovery but we are so glad she’s still here with us, with the right nutrition and hydration we should have her back to normal. Ruby wouldn’t be here today without the help of First Vets who have helped her with every hurdle we have faced with our Ruby the past 11 months we have had her. She’s a fighter that’s for sure!

Hopefully sharing this might help educate others on just how deadly these lamps can be if the salt is ingested by your pets.

08/10/2022

This is probably the cutest thing we've ever seen! We're so blessed to be looking after animals ❤️https://imgur.com/gallery/70JiGjv

77101 views and 2183 votes on Imgur

01/09/2022

Useful list here, please share to make others aware 🙏

15/06/2022

Now that the hotter weather has arrived 👍🌞

14/06/2022