A Mutt Above The Rest

04/06/2026

Would anyone like these?

Came with some food I ordered but didn't realize they had chicken in them and poultry seems to give my two itchy skin/ears

03/06/2026

Thank you! ❤️

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Just wanted to post something on here to express my gratitude and appreciation for Toni at A Mutt Above The Rest 🩵 she’s worked with my wee golden dude for 6 months ish and she’s entirely fabulous. My dog LOVES her. God forbid he spies her in the street and it’s not his turn, he will pine for this lady!!
Her help and patience is incredible and she will never ever falter to help out. Toni is a big part of our busters life already, and ours! Anyone would truly be so lucky to have their dogs introduced to her. She’s basically a dog whisperer 😎
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01/06/2026

23/05/2026

As the weather is getting warmer now, it is important to be cautious when exercising dogs.

There is a 14% to 26% fatality rate in dogs suffering from heatstroke.

74% of heatstroke cases are linked to excessive exercise, while being left in hot cars only accounts for about 5% to 11% of cases.

Dogs won't die from not being walked but unfortunately heatstroke can be fatal and it is not worth the risk when the temperatures start to rise.

If your dog is showing signs of heat stress/heat stroke, such as excessive panting, foaming at the mouth, unsteadiness, vomiting, diarrhea or collapse, it is important to start cooling them down, bringing down their core temperature as soon as possible and taking them out of the sun. Contact a vet if you suspect heatstroke but start to cool your dog down immediately.

You can safely cool down your dog by pouring cool water over them. Avoid pouring water on their face. Do not use very cold/ice water as this will cause the blood vessels to constrict and slow down the cooling process. Do not cover your dog with wet towels as this will trap heat. Monitor their water intake. Do not allow them to gulp excessive amounts of water. When a dog is overheating, gulping large amounts of water too fast can trigger vomiting, bloat (GDV, where the stomach twists), or water intoxication, which can be fatal. Small, controlled, amounts of water is much safer.

On hot days, always check the pavements with your hand before heading down the street, to see whether they are too hot for your dogs toe beans 🐾 and if it is going to be a very hot day, plan ahead to take them out earlier and later to avoid going out during the hottest part of the day.

18/05/2026

A couple of the boys last week working on their loose lead walking when with the group and of course a cheeky Vizsla making sure he gets his fair share 😆

13/05/2026

It would be better without the random hail stones but the company is top notch 🫶🏻

30/04/2026

Thunder teaching young Buster and Peggy how to go stream snorkelling for buried treasures 👀😆

Then...he obviously got zoomies, clarted in mud and had the best time.

Thunder has been off for a few weeks recovering from an operation and I am SO pleased to have him back with us and feeling better 🥹❤️