Tails 'n' Trails Dronfield

26/05/2026

What a lovely crew of kitties I've had the pleasure of caring for this last month 🫶

18/05/2026

12/05/2026

23/02/2026

Tails n Trails Dronfield Daycare Doggies preparing for their L'Oreal ad.....because they're worth it 🐾❤️

13/02/2026

Do you have a Wrex shaped hole in your life?

This lovely boy is in the care of our friends at South Yorkshire English Springer Spaniel Rescue and is looking for his forever home!

He is a lovely, active, bouncy boy and was very well behaved for his visit today to see Cat!

If you would like to know more about him, just drop South Yorkshire English Springer Spaniel Rescue a line!

https://thevetsatdronfield.com/

11/02/2026

No Koala's were harmed in the making of this video and Bonio's were used as a bargaining tool 🦴😋🐾

09/02/2026

Just for fun!

02/02/2026

“Great teamwork, everyone. Truly nailed the ‘don’t look at the camera' brief"

www.tailsntrailsdronfield.co.uk
🐾 The Ultimate Pet Care Experience
🏡 Luxury Home Doggy Daycare Established 2014
🌟 5 Star Council Licenced
❤️ Cuddle Certified Care

19/01/2026

🏡 Home from home luxury daycare
🐾 Walks, enrichment and play
💤 Relaxation and comfort
‼️ Limited spaces available

🌐 www.tailsntrailsdronfield.co.uk

04/01/2026

❄️ H O W C O L D I S T O O C O L D F O R D O G S ? ❄️

Below freezing temperatures like we’re currently experiencing and that are forecast next week lead us to question “How cold is too cold for dogs?”

As a general rule of thumb:
▪️ at 7°C (45°F) and below, most dogs should be fine, unless certain factors cause them to feel the cold more
▪️ at 4°C (40°F) and below, most dogs will dogs will start to become uncomfortable
▪️ at 0°C (32°F) and below, small, thin-coated, young, old and sick dogs should not be outside for long
▪️ at -6°C (20°F) and below, dogs become vulnerable to hypothermia and frostbite

There’s no one answer to the question – how cold is too cold for dogs. Rather, different dogs tolerate cold temperatures differently.

Some dogs love snow and cold weather, while others get cold very easily and can not stay outside in the cold for very long.

In general, a dog’s ability to withstand the cold depends on factors like their:
Breed
Size
Body fat
Fur
Age
Overall health and medical conditions

If you’re taking your dog out in this weather, keep the walks short, pop a coat on your dog to help keep in some heat, consider using a paw balm to protect pads and remember to clean paws after your walk if you're walking on pavements and streets - the rock salt in road grit can damage paw pads and if dogs lick them post walk, this could be poisonous to your dog ☠️

Whilst we have such freezing temperatures, at Tails 'n' Trails Dronfield, doggies are walked away from streets and pavements, warm coats are worn, walks are shortened, and the underfloor heating back at home is cranked up 🥵😆