Pawsome Protection

23/09/2025

🐾 Pawsome Protection – Pet First Aid Training 🐾

We’re excited to announce that we are now offering CPD Accredited Pet First Aid Level 2 Courses! 🐶🐱

📅 Upcoming Course Dates – Gosport:

Wednesday 24th September | 5:00 PM – 9:00 PM

Sunday 28th September | 10:00 AM – 2:00 PM

Wednesday 15th October | 5:00 PM – 9:00 PM

Sunday 26th October | 10:00 AM – 2:00 PM

Wednesday 12th November | 5:00 PM – 9:00 PM

Sunday 23rd November | 10:00 AM – 2:00 PM

Wednesday 10th December | 5:00 PM – 9:00 PM

Sunday 14th December | 10:00 AM – 2:00 PM

💷 Investment: £60 per person

Learn vital skills that could save your pet’s life in an emergency. 🩺✨

✅ CPD Accredited Certificate on Completion
✅ Hands-on Practical Training
✅ Peace of Mind for Every Pet Owner

📍 Limited spaces available – book your spot today!

👉 Book online: www.pawsome-protection.com
📞 Or call: 07361231734

08/09/2025

It's that time of year again where acorns will going to be flooding the floors and could become tempting to your dog. It's important to remember the dangers of acorns when they become ingested ⚠️

Did you know that acorns (and the entire Oak tree) is poisonous to dogs? 🌳
Here’s the signs and symptoms of acorn poisoning in dogs. Be sure to save this post for later and share to raise awareness! 🐶

Find out more: thekennelclub.org.uk/acorns

06/09/2025

06/09/2025

Massive well done to everyone who attended and passed their level 2 pet first aid training today. Really enjoyed learning as a group how to protect and look after our furry babies in an emergency.

We have spaces available for the September dates please message for details. We hope to see many more faces soon.

08/08/2025

Exciting news! Pawsome Protection has released the first dates in September for our pet first aid course. We hope to see many of you come and support our new business and mainly to come and learn the skills to help all of your beloved fur babies in an emergency.

Dates are:

Wednesday 24th September 5-9pm
Sunday 28th September 10-2

You will leave the training day with a Level 2 in Pet First Aid and the skills to help your pets.

This is hands-on and theory learning.

For more information please visit our Facebook or give us a message and if you would like to book a space please message me on 07361231734.

We hope to hear from many of you.

02/08/2025

The handsome Vinnie had is microchip today he was well behaved and now back to relaxing like nothing happened.

07/07/2025

Teddy's is today's early morning boy for his microchipping. What a good boy he was and had a cuddle after.

02/07/2025

Another brave patient being microchipped. Stitch was very well behaved and didn't even notice it happen.

01/07/2025

Jake and Carly went to Microchip this beautiful cat and her 5 kittens today. They were very well behaved and enjoyed cuddles after.

28/05/2025

🌟 NEW Mobile Microchipping Service – Just £15 per Pet! 🌟

We’re proud to launch our new, fully qualified mobile microchipping service, making it easier than ever to protect your pets — all from the comfort of your home.

🐶🐱 Why microchip your pet?
✔️ It’s a legal requirement in the UK:
‣ Dogs must be microchipped by 8 weeks old
‣ Cats must be microchipped by 20 weeks
✔️ Helps ensure lost pets are quickly reunited with their families
✔️ Permanent, reliable identification for life
✔️ Avoid fines of up to £500

💉 The process is quick, gentle, and handled by a trained professional – just like a standard vaccination.

🚐 We come to you – making the experience less stressful for you and your pet.

Just £15 per pet – clear, simple pricing with no hidden fees.

Book your appointment today and give yourself peace of mind.

📍 Serving Gosport & surrounding areas

18/05/2025

Signs of heat stroke in dogs.

-Heavy panting and difficulty breathing
-Excessively drooling
-The dog appears lethargic, drowsy or uncoordinated
-Collapsed or vomiting

Here's what to do:

-Move the dog to a shaded and cool area
-Immediately pour cool (not cold to avoid shock) water over the dog. Tap water (15-16°C) has been found to be the most effective at cooling dogs with heat-related illnesses. In a true emergency, any water is better than nothing.

-Wet towels placed over the dog can worsen the condition, trapping heat. In mild cases towels can be placed under the dog, but never over, and in a true emergency water immersion or pouring water with air movement is ideal.
-Allow the dog to drink small amounts of cool water

-Continue to pour cool water over the dog until their breathing starts to settle, but not too much that they start shivering

-Dogs that have lost consciousness will stop panting, despite still having a very high temperature, these dogs require urgent aggressive cooling as a priority.

-Throughout the treatment of heatstroke try to avoid pouring water on or near your dog's head, as there is a risk of them inhaling water which could lead to drowning, especially for flat-faced and unconscious dogs.

Advice from RSPCA.