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23/07/2024

My heart is broken. Cleo, my lovely dog I rescued when she was only 3 months old, in Sicily is to go over the rainbow bridge on Thursday at 2.30 pm. She is now 15 years old and it is time as she has neurological problems, arthritis, and cannot stand. Through all of this, she has been brave and never complained.

15 years ago she came into my life, this cheeky me puppy wandering the streets of Palermo Sicily. She has kept me safe and loved through everything.

Now, she goes to join my other dog Robbie who died 4 years ago from brain seizures.

I am now without my two besties.

26/11/2020

Don't Be Glum. Grab a Black Friday Bargain for your Dog!

06/07/2020

04/05/2020

DOG HEALTH: your dog can suffer cuts, wounds from glass or other sharp objects, Alabama Rot. Dogs lick their pads and can ingest toxic chemicals or tiny slivers of glass. Your pet's paws feel extreme heat on summertime pavements, frostbite in winter as well as burns, blisters, loose flaps of skin and ulcerated patches. For minor injuries apply antibacterial wash and protect with a bo**ies or sock as vets do.. Deeper cuts or burns visit the vet. Don't say your dog won't wear them. A little patience just as we must house train our pets will reduce risk of injury, distress to your dog and trips to the vet.
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02/05/2020

A dog's paws are subjected to harsh terrain, nasty diseases that can be fatal, such as Alabama Rot, and even frostbite. And remember, your dog can ingest toxic chemicals, tiny slivers of glass when he or she licks their paws.

Your pet can suffer cuts or other wounds from glass, debris or other objects. This is where a dog bo**ie or sock comes in handy after you have cleaned any smaller injuries with an antibacterial wash. For deeper paw cuts, you should take your pet to the vet. Let your pet wear bo**ies outside to prevent the risk of cuts and trips to the vet.

Your dog’s paws also feel extreme heat such as on summertime hot pavements and sand and can suffer burns and blisters, loose flaps of skin or red, ulcerated patches. For minor burns, apply antibacterial wash and cover the paw with a dog bo**ie.

Winter weather can can cause chapping and cracking and salt used on winter roads can cause sores, infection and blistering. After outdoor walks, wash your dog’s paws in warm water to rinse away salt and chemicals. Make sure your dog wears bo**ies. Footwear for dogs is protective and not just for dress-up sake. Waterproof boots with sturdy soles will protect your dogs from harsh environments. Vets use protective footwear on dogs that have issues with their paws and need protection.