Petpals Chislehurst

10/07/2025

Worried about the UK heatwave? Discover expert tips on how to keep your pets cool, safe, and healthy during extreme summer temperatures.

28/04/2025

A massive well done to Courteney yesterday completing the London Marathon on the hottest day of the year!
We are so proud of you 🩷

It’s not too late to donate if you haven’t already

https://2025tcslondonmarathon.enthuse.com/pf/courteney-hipwell-fd93c

23/04/2025

Courteney is running the London Marathon this week
She’s running for Betsi At The Marsden an incredible charity supporting children and families with cancer

Please help us support her on this incredible challenge 🩷

https://2025tcslondonmarathon.enthuse.com/pf/courteney-hipwell-fd93c

20/04/2025

Happy Easter from all at Petpals 🐾🐶🐣

11/04/2025

Molly’s enjoyed the sunshine this week ☀️🐾 Happy Friday Everyone 🩵

03/04/2025

Courteney is running the London Marathon in just over 3 weeks time! We are rooting for you 🏃‍♀️ just keep running!
If anyone would like to donate to the charity she is running for please follow the link to find out more 🩵

https://2025tcslondonmarathon.enthuse.com/pf/courteney-hipwell-fd93c

27/03/2025

Axel is jumping for joy on beautiful spring days with his Petpals family 🐾

18/01/2025

NEW WEBINAR!! CANINE HEART DISEASE.

https://www.animallovepetfirstaid.co.uk/educational-webinars

LOVE HEARTS is a focus on canine heart disease. Why it happens, prevention, management, symptoms, tests, supplements, and medications. A full 2.5 hours focusing on this important topic. Time for questions also.

Suitable for pet owners and pet professionals. Includes a certificate which is posted to you! And it’ll be recorded so that you can rewatch it if you cannot make the date, or simply rewatch to take in the information.

https://www.animallovepetfirstaid.co.uk/educational-webinars

18/01/2025

🐾 January is Walk Your Dog Month! 🐾

Start the new year on the right paw by making daily walks a priority for your furry friend! 🐕❤️ Regular walks are vital for keeping dogs happy, healthy, and full of life. If you’re not always able to take your dog on a fulfilling adventure then Petpals can help with ensuring your pooch gets all the exercise, enrichment and socialisation they need.

🌟 Why regular walks are important:
✔️ Keeps your dog physically fit
✔️ Provides mental stimulation and reduces boredom
✔️ Helps with socialisation and reduces anxiety
✔️ Promotes better behaviour and overall health

💙 Let Petpals take the lead!
Can’t always fit a walk into your schedule? No worries! Petpals offers professional and loving dog-walking services tailored to your furry friend’s needs. Whether it’s a quick stroll or a long adventure, we’re here to ensure your dog gets the care and exercise they deserve.

📞 Contact us today to learn more about our services and let’s make every day paws-itively amazing for your pup! 🐾✨

18/01/2025

17/01/2025

A big happy birthday to Martha 🩵🐶🐾

27/12/2024

Michael Staniforth, born on 15 December 1942 in Selly Oak, Birmingham, was a distinguished British stage and television actor whose career spanned both the UK and Australia. At 21, he emigrated to Australia, where he performed in numerous musicals, including "South Pacific" and "The Boy Friend".

Upon returning to England in the late 1960s, Staniforth's West End debut was in "Hair" at the Shaftesbury Theatre. He continued to showcase his versatility in productions such as "Two Gentlemen of Verona" and "Winnie the Pooh". In 1977, he portrayed Paul in the original British cast of "A Chorus Line" and later took on the role of Tobias in Stephen Sondheim's "Sweeney Todd" at the Theatre Royal, Drury Lane.

Staniforth's most iconic role was Timothy Claypole, a mischievous medieval poltergeist, in the BBC children's series "Rentaghost", which aired from 1976 to 1984. His energetic portrayal, coupled with his contribution as the performer of the show's theme tune, left a lasting impression on audiences.

In 1984, he originated the role of CB the Red Caboose in Andrew Lloyd Webber's musical "Starlight Express" in London, further cementing his status in the theatre community.

Tragically, Michael Staniforth's life was cut short when he passed away from an AIDS-related illness on 31 July 1987 at the age of 44. His contributions to theatre and television continue to be remembered and celebrated.