Company of Animals Pet Centre

Company of Animals Pet Centre Enriching dogs lives, one paw at a time πŸΎπŸ’™ Dog Training | Behaviour | Grooming | Hydro & Physio

Do you have a dog who pulls on the lead? Then why not join us for a 3-week loose lead walking course held on Saturday 5t...
22/08/2026

Do you have a dog who pulls on the lead?

Then why not join us for a 3-week loose lead walking course held on Saturday 5th,12th and 19th September at 4.45 pm in Chertsey.

Click below to book.

Any questions, please call 01932 574293

My name is Veronika and I have been training dogs for more than a decade after combining dogs with my work in the equestrian industry. I have a keen interest in dog sports, namely bite sports and scent detection, having competed myself in agility and sport scent detection. I have worked for a large....

Do you have a dog who refuses to return to you when you call them?Then join us for our 3-week Recall Training course hel...
21/08/2026

Do you have a dog who refuses to return to you when you call them?

Then join us for our 3-week Recall Training course held on Saturday 5th, 12th and 19th September at 3.30 pm at our Pet Centre in Chertsey.

Click below to book.

Any questions, please call 01932 574293

Or perhaps you have a young puppy and you want to teach this all-important exercise so they can enjoy off-lead time in safe places.

13/07/2026

🌑️ HEATSTROKE IN DOGS: RAPID COOLING SAVES LIVES 🌑️

With temperatures soaring across the UK, it's a timely reminder that heatstroke is a veterinary emergency.

🚨 If you suspect heat-related illness:
πŸ’¦ Get them wet, then straight to the vet!

Current evidence supports "Cool First, Transport Second." The longer a dog's body temperature remains elevated, the greater the risk of serious complications and death.

Recommended cooling methods

🌊 Cold Water Immersion
The most effective cooling method for suitable dogs.
βœ… Best suited to:
β€’ Conscious dogs
β€’ Young and otherwise healthy dogs
β€’ Dogs that can be safely supervised
⚠️ Important:
β€’ Keep your dog's head above the water at all times
β€’ Never leave them unattended
β€’ Not usually recommended for brachycephalic breeds or dogs that become distressed in water

πŸ’¨ Evaporative Cooling
The next best option if immersion isn't practical.
πŸ’§ Continuously wet the dog using cold water from a hose, shower, buckets or watering can.
🌬️ Combine with airflow from fans, air conditioning, or open windows and doors.

This method is particularly useful for:
β€’ Brachycephalic breeds
β€’ Elderly dogs
β€’ Dogs with respiratory or cardiovascular disease
β€’ Dogs unable to tolerate immersion

❌ Don't delay cooling while searching for "tepid" water.

Research has shown that concerns about cold water causing harmful vasoconstriction are unfounded. Cold water is the most effective cooling method available.

πŸ’§ Any water is better than no water, provided it is cooler than your dog's body temperature.

Don't forget

❌ Don't wrap your dog in wet towels or blankets – they can trap heat.
❌ Don't wait to see if your dog improves before contacting a vet.
❌ Don't delay cooling while arranging transport.

🌑️ If you are monitoring temperature, stop active cooling once it reaches approximately 39.5°C to reduce the risk of rebound hypothermia, then continue transport to your vet.

🐾 Early recognition and rapid cooling save lives.

πŸ”¬ Research credit: Heatstroke in Dogs Project (VetCompass UK)

Veteran Stanley is such an inspiration! At 13years young, he always gives his physiotherapy & hydrotherapy sessions his ...
12/06/2026

Veteran Stanley is such an inspiration! At 13years young, he always gives his physiotherapy & hydrotherapy sessions his all πŸ’ͺ✨🫢. We usually start with gentle hydrotherapy in the underwater treadmill followed by some physiotherapy including laser therapy, massage, joint mobilisations and stretching. Then onto land based exercises such as 3 legged stands, cavaletti poles, sit to stands (squats like he is still a 2yr old! 🫢), gentle weaves, and resistance band exercises.

Always with a sparkle in his eye and ready for the next challenge 🩡🐢🩡.

Relax mode ON! πŸ§˜β€β™€οΈπŸΆπŸ§˜β€β™€οΈ
19/05/2026

Relax mode ON! πŸ§˜β€β™€οΈπŸΆπŸ§˜β€β™€οΈ

Hi everyone,We are currently doing some research on trigger clips on dog leads & would really appreciate your help pleas...
28/03/2026

Hi everyone,

We are currently doing some research on trigger clips on dog leads & would really appreciate your help please πŸ™

Below is a link to a very short survey (literally 5 question), it’s anonymous & you won’t receive any follow up mails/marketing etc. This is all about dog safety which as fellow dog lovers, we are sure you are also passionate about πŸ₯°

Thank you in advance,
Roger & the whole COA team

Dear Dog Lover , If you are like me , you will have accumulated a collection of dog leads old and new and with a great variety of metal clips . I am researching the relative efficiency and safety of those clips , so need your help by completing a short questionnaire on your experience of walking you...

Puppy Training Course for puppies under the age of 8 months who have not attended a course already.Start date: Wednesday...
06/03/2026

Puppy Training Course for puppies under the age of 8 months who have not attended a course already.

Start date: Wednesday 11th March
Time: 7.00 pm
Venue: Ruxbury Farm, St Ann's Hill Road, Chertsey.

Small classes (max six puppies), reward-based training methods, farm-based setting and lots of fun!

Please ring if you have any questions - 01932 574293

https://companyofanimals.com/uk/classes/puppy-training-8-months-and-under-11th-march/

05/02/2026

New wheels for lovely Crush! πŸ₯°πŸΆ

Our Veterinary Physiotherapist says she is lucky to do a job she loves and moments like this when a patient regains their independence and takes their first steps in wheels followed by the treadmill, makes her extremely proud! πŸ₯°

Go Crushie! πŸ‘πŸ™ŒπŸ’ͺ🐢

23/01/2026

It’s hard to believe this lovely girl was really nervous when she first started physiotherapy, just look how relaxed she is now! πŸ§˜β€β™‚οΈπŸΆπŸ₯°πŸ’€

Esme has a number of aches and pains that we are working through and each session, she trusts our Veterinary Physiotherapist that bit more, knowing that she is constantly observing, listening, never rushing or forcing.

Working with the patient not on them ✨

Address

Ruxbury Farm
Chertsey
KT169NL

Opening Hours

Monday 9am - 5pm
Tuesday 9am - 5pm
Wednesday 9am - 5pm
Thursday 9am - 5pm
Friday 9am - 5pm

Telephone

+441932574293

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