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I’ve seen so many posts about missing dogs last night and heartbreakingly one has lost its life 💔PLEASE PLEASE let’s not...
06/11/2026

I’ve seen so many posts about missing dogs last night and heartbreakingly one has lost its life 💔
PLEASE PLEASE let’s not see any more posts like this for the next few days.
Keep your dogs safe, make sure they stay on the tight secure lead, even if going in the garden, if it’s possible for them to jump out ❤️‍🩹 The fire works I’d imagine will continue now until Sunday night.. just be vigilant!!

05/11/2026

The Poo Fairy Cheshire is a fantastic service!!
A friendly face who’ll come and take care of the jobs you may not have time for! From the Rabbit hutch to your horses field, the litter trays or your dogs back garden, she is your lady 🙌🏾

With no judgement if things have gotten into a mess, kind compassionate and caring.

📍 Covering Cheshire West 📍

🎆🐾 BONFIRE WEEK – PLEASE KEEP YOUR DOGS SAFE 🐾🎆Fireworks have already started and unfortunately, we’re seeing reports of...
02/11/2026

🎆🐾 BONFIRE WEEK – PLEASE KEEP YOUR DOGS SAFE 🐾🎆

Fireworks have already started and unfortunately, we’re seeing reports of frightened dogs slipping their collars/ harnesses and running away.

Please be extra careful over the coming week! 🐾
🐶 Walk your dogs earlier in the day where possible.
🐶 Make sure collars, harnesses and leads are secure and properly fitted.
🐶 Keep dogs on leads, even if they’re normally brilliant off lead.
🐶 If possible, opt for a quick garden toilet break rather than an evening walk.

I understand this isn’t possible for everyone! People work, dogs need to go out and some simply won’t toilet in their own gardens. But where you can, please try to make those little changes to keep them safe.

It only takes one unexpected bang and one moment of panic for a dog to run away.

Let’s keep our four-legged babies safe this week💜🐾

2026 struggles🐾I don’t think I’ve ever seen so many people in the pet care industry struggling as much as they have this...
30/10/2026

2026 struggles🐾
I don’t think I’ve ever seen so many people in the pet care industry struggling as much as they have this year, and it’s honestly so sad to see.

I’ve seen people having to give up their businesses, others taking on second jobs and some just doing everything they can to keep their heads above water.
Everything seems to be getting more and more expensive. Fuel, insurance, vehicle maintenance, equipment… the list goes on!

Yet there’s only so much we can put our prices up before people simply can’t afford it.
Or do the usual ‘You’re JUST walking the dog’.
People see us spending our days in the countryside, surrounded by animals and probably think we’ve got the easiest job in the world. And don’t get me wrong, I absolutely love what I do and wouldn’t change it for anything. But there’s so much more to it than just having fun out with animals.
There’s the early mornings, stress, late nights, stress, endless driving, stress, muddy clothes, stress, paperwork, messages, stress, organising, stress, cancellations and all the little things that people don’t see behind the scenes. 😅 people’s pets mean so much more to them nowadays, you’re especially taking someone’s child, someone’s lifeline out with a group who all have their own minds, own personalities.. so making sure you take the right group and mix them according is so important.. constantly reading each animal and anticipating some plonker rocking up with his ‘he’s really friendly’ off lead dog.

I’m constantly making sure your pets are happy, safe and cared for as if they were our own.

It’s such a shame to see people who have worked so hard to build something they love having to walk away from it because it’s simply becoming too expensive to carry on.
Don’t forget, we don’t get holiday cover, sick pay, maternity pay, bonuses, help with pensions etc.

To everyone else working in the pet care industry, whether you’re thriving, struggling or just taking each day as it comes, I really hope things get a little easier for us all.

And to everyone who continues to support small businesses like mine, whether that’s booking with us, recommending us, sharing our and liking our posts or simply saying something kind, it really does mean more than you know.

Please keep supporting your local pet care businesses. We’re not big companies, we’re just people who love animals, work incredibly hard and are trying to make a living doing something we genuinely care about.

Grommy will be happy to know that 🙌🏾
25/10/2026

Grommy will be happy to know that 🙌🏾

🥕🥕🥕 Friday focus...carrots! 🥕🥕🥕

🥕 It’s carrot season!!! 🥕!! I bought my first sack of carrots this week, so I thought it would be a good time to give some carrot facts as I know that due to lots of misinformation out there about carrots, some of you are very concerned about feeding them to your horses, particularly those with laminitis, EMS and Cushing’s etc. A carrot or two a day is absolutely fine, most things are in moderation! So if you are worried about giving carrots to your horse or pony, here are a few carrot facts to ease your mind!

🥕 Carrots are high in water - around 80% so they are a fabulous succulent!

🥕 On an as fed, fresh weight basis, carrots are LOW in sugar - around 4-5% per 100g of carrot.

🥕 They are low also low in starch on a fresh weight basis - making around 6% NSC in 100g of carrot.

🥕 Carrots are useful additions to winter rations of dry feed (hay & concentrates) as they are a more natural source of moisture-containing feed when many horses are fed unnaturally dry diets of hay and concentrates.

🥕 They are excellent training treats, great for hiding meds in and they can also help increase appetites and encourage horses to eat; particularly when grated and mixed into the feed!

🥕 Carrots are an excellent source of vitamin A - 100g of carrot more than meets a 500g horses vitamin A requirement!

🥕 Their naturally high vitamin A content makes them a fab source of antioxidants, particularly for our older horses!

🥕 Slice carrots into batons to avoid choke and for those with poor dental function, grated carrot added to the feed works really well!

I always feed carrots throughout ‘carrot season. There is absolutely nothing wrong with a carrot or two a day (my EMS horse always had them) and they are a fabulous little addition to a winter feed ration! There is no need to deprive your equine of such a wonderfully tasty succulent because of people misunderstanding their sugar content!

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