Ramoth Pet Retreat

Ramoth Pet Retreat Pics & videos of our lovely guests οΏ½ Are you looking for an alternative to kennels? Daily exercise in local woodlands, riverside, waterfalls or parks.

Your dog will be looked after & loved while staying in our home, being treated as one of our own and cared for full-time. Located in peaceful rural village of Kirkfieldbank at the end of the Clyde Valley, surrounded by woodland walks for your furbabies to enjoy. Your furbabies will have free run of our large family home with large enclosed garden and dedicated pet play room. Fully insured and lice

nsed by South Lanarkshire Council for your peace of mind. Local vet 10 minutes away. Valid vaccination certificates for all guests must be presented on arrival.

01/06/2026

Playtime 😍

Lovely walk with our 2 and our wee guest, Piper from BowWow-Buddi. I took Bonnie back to the van to let the others have ...
31/05/2026

Lovely walk with our 2 and our wee guest, Piper from BowWow-Buddi.
I took Bonnie back to the van to let the others have a more brisk, longer walk with Andy. For 15, she does really well. She loves being involved but we need to be sensible.

27/05/2026

This fan really is fantastic! Constant flow of cool air with little fans on the cages jist for additional flow. Coolmats are also added in each section for the dogs to lay on.

It was a better temperature today but still a short walk, late afternoon just to be safe and mostly in the trees. We lef...
27/05/2026

It was a better temperature today but still a short walk, late afternoon just to be safe and mostly in the trees. We left the shade to head to a burn to splash around but it was almost dry so they got water poured over them then back through the trees to the cool van which had the fan running.
In the house & garden, it was cool coats and cold tiles to lay on.
Us who look after dogs are always told how amazing our job sounds, especially in the summer. It is amazing BUT, the summer is actually a very tough time for us as we're constantly assessing the temperature and are always staying alert to keep the dogs cool. Our walks are shorter or cancelled, the play that's normally outside, is sometimes inside with the blinds closed. I hose down the outside to cool the ground.
We're always on guard for any signs of heatstroke. If your dog walker or doggy daycare tell you of any usual routines changing, please understand that it's for the safety of your dog.
Enjoy the gorgeous weather & keep your dogs safe. Xx

Please read this. Heatstroke can happen extremely quickly in dogs, even in the shade. X
26/05/2026

Please read this. Heatstroke can happen extremely quickly in dogs, even in the shade. X

⚠️ HEATSTROKE IN DOGS – PLEASE READ ⚠️

With temperatures in Scotland reaching 24Β°C this week, we want to raise awareness about the very real dangers of heatstroke in pets.

Meet handsome Chester, who was treated yesterday as an emergency after suffering severe heatstroke. His temperature reached 40Β°C; dangerously high for a dog. Normal temperatures range from 37.5Β°C–39.2Β°C.

Chester arrived struggling to breathe, with grey mucous membranes indicating critically poor oxygenation. He required emergency treatment including active cooling, oxygen therapy and intubation.

Thankfully, after around an hour of intensive care, medication and active cooling, Chester began to improve. Seeing his colour return after oxygen support was a huge relief for everyone involved. His temperature returned to normal and he was monitored closely overnight in hospital. However, the outcome could very easily have been tragic.

Heatstroke can happen suddenly and is a life-threatening emergency.

🐾 Signs of heatstroke include:
Excessive panting
Difficulty breathing
Lethargy or collapse
Vomiting or diarrhoea
Drooling
Bright red, pale or grey gums
Weakness or confusion

❄️ If you suspect heatstroke:
Move your dog to a cool, shaded area immediately
Pour cool (not ice-cold) water over their body and coat
Use cool, wet towels UNDER the patient, not over them
Place wrapped ice packs beneath the body if available
Offer small amounts of cool water
Contact your vet immediately

⚠️ Important:
Avoid placing soaked towels over your dog, as this can trap heat and reduce effective cooling. Continuous monitoring is essential, as overcooling can also be dangerous.

Please remember:
🐢 Never leave dogs in cars
🐢 Avoid walks during the hottest parts of the day
🐢 Take extra care with brachycephalic breeds, older dogs, overweight pets and those with underlying health conditions

If in doubt, seek veterinary advice immediately. Heatstroke can become fatal within minutes.

Here is Chester reunited with his dad after a night in hospital πŸ’™

Lesmahagow: 01555 890055
Wishaw : 01698 373435
Lanark : 01555 660000

Having the time of our lives in Mexico and looking forward to seeing our wee pals next week 😍
21/05/2026

Having the time of our lives in Mexico and looking forward to seeing our wee pals next week 😍

Got a bit artsy today 🀣Troy,  Charlie & Luna had a blast running around in the sunshine 🌞 That was our last day until we...
06/05/2026

Got a bit artsy today 🀣
Troy, Charlie & Luna had a blast running around in the sunshine 🌞

That was our last day until we come back from holiday on the 24th
πŸ‡²πŸ‡½ Mexico here we come!πŸ‡²πŸ‡½

Thank you to our friends for looking after the house while we're gone. πŸ₯°

Happy 9th birthday to our wee pal Charlie.  πŸΆπŸŽ‰
30/04/2026

Happy 9th birthday to our wee pal Charlie. πŸΆπŸŽ‰

Charlie & Luna enjoying the very warm weather 😊
29/04/2026

Charlie & Luna enjoying the very warm weather 😊

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