Paw Patrol Pet Services

30/08/2025

Our hearts are broken for little old RUBY 😔🍂 She desperately needs to be in a home!! 🍂❤️🍂

13 yr old Ruby is the most gorgeous frosty fuzzy faced little Terrier who has ongoing health issues and has been in council kennels for some weeks as her owner was sadly very unwell 😔 she has now had to be signed over and is under our care ❤️ … now we MUST get her out of kennels!!! 🍂 Our charity will cover all costs for Ruby going forwards 🍂❤️🍂

Ruby has already spent too long in kennels and we just CANNOT allow her to spend any longer in one - this little old lady desperately needs home comforts 🍂❤️

She is a very delicate, quiet and sensitive old girl who needs a calm home and as is used to being the only pet, so we do need a pet free home for her 🍂 A home with previous experience of elderly dog care would be perfect - Ruby has very little muscle on her back legs, so is wobbly and struggles with walking, but we can provide a buggy for her to help her get out and about ❤️ She needs daily eye drops, a special urinary diet and daily tablets (ALL will be provided by HYPS) 🍂 She’s quite a frail little old lady - her hearing and sight aren’t perfect, her legs are wobbly, but we know that there is somewhere special who can make her very happy and give her a warm comfy bed to curl up in, make her feel safe, loved and secure and give her all the TLC she so so deserves 🍂🤞🍂

❤️🍂❤️ And we now also need to raise funds for Ruby’s ongoing vet care - any donations for Ruby will be a massive help - thank you ❤️🍂❤️

30/08/2025

Some pics from yesterday..... autumnal colour theme 😍 😄

29/08/2025

Unfortunately my voice went out if sync when I added captions 🙈

But I try to add captions to be inclusive so everyone can watch the video.

This is a breakdown of what services we offer and who we are:

28/08/2025

I deleted the initial post as it was devisive (expected) but as this is our business social media it was attracting comments not from clients, but others in the industry who felt it was personal when it definitely was NOT. Hence my opening statement on the post as I never share UK based stories.

I also, always do my due diligence. But please note, this is our page, we can post what we feel aligns with us and our values. I don't post on anyone else's page.

27/08/2025

I'm playing space Bingo with Jack
I'm ashamed to say that even in my forties, I still can't say Uranus without sniggering 🫣

27/08/2025

I love these dogs....but there's so many unhealthy frenchies

A vet has urged dog-lovers not to get French Bulldogs in the future, claiming it is an 'animal welfare issue'.

He said: "I am a practising small animal vet and I want to use the time that I have your attention for to convince you never to get a French Bulldog, a bulldog or a pug"

"Yes, they make wonderful companions but the fact is these breeds are not anatomically, physiologically or behaviourally normal dogs, and that causes a lot of suffering"

27/08/2025

This picture will make Jack's heart burst 💞

27/08/2025

We have 3 very happy, settled dogs. This is how dogs should be.

It's an important skill for dogs to just settle. Dogs should sleep for many hours during the day, as well as at night.

People often make the mistake of thinking that if their dog is hyper, pacing up and down and barking at every little sound - that they should give them even MORE exercise and even worse - throw balls and play ball games. Making a super fit, hyperactive, unable to settle dog. How hard is that to live with?!

It's very important for their own wellbeing (and your sanity ) that your dog can settle.

26/08/2025

Oh , oh , I can't cope with how cute this is.

I love golden retrievers..... 🥹🥹🥹

26/08/2025

Cute 😍

25/08/2025

Teaching your dog to listen is a journey, and sometimes we unknowingly create habits that make it harder for them to succeed. One of the most common pitfalls is repeating commands.

When you repeat a command too quickly—"Sit... sit... SIT!"—you're actually teaching your dog that they don't have to respond the first time they hear it. Over time, you can become background noise, and the word you're saying loses its power.

Instead, try this:

Say the command clearly and once.

Take a deep breath and count to four in your head.

Watch your dog and give them time to process and respond.

You may need to repeat the command if there are distractions, but by giving your dog a moment to think, you're building a stronger, more confident bond based on trust, not nagging.

Recognising these habits is the first step. By slowing down, you'll empower your dog to succeed and strengthen your communication every step of the way