Georgia.RVN Pet Care

20/04/2025

⚠️ Phishing Scam Warning ⚠️

I recently received an email from petshops1.com informing me that I had been added to their site and asking me to log in to manage my listing. I’d never signed up or even heard of the site before, so I did some digging.

Turns out, this website has been linked to phishing scams. It seems like bots are scraping data and uploading it without consent.

DO NOT click any links or use the contact box on the site - they could steal your personal information.

If you ever receive a suspicious email you can forward it to the UK Government’s cyber security team: [email protected]

Or, report suspicious websites here:
https://www.ncsc.gov.uk/section/about-this-website/report-scam-website

28/03/2025

I've been out and about with the lovely Gina today! She had a great time trotting about and watching the ducks 🦆

09/03/2025

This week I had the pleasure of looking after lovely Ruby the Jack Russell. She enjoyed two drop-in visits and two walks throughout the week, making sure she got plenty of exercise and cuddles! ☺️

10/01/2025

The winter coats are on today! ❄️

09/01/2025

Despite the frosty mornings, Sully and I have been enjoying the sunshine recently! Drop me a message if you'd like to book your dog in for a walk too. I have space on Thursdays and Fridays for solo and group walks in and around Newtown, Powys. ☀️

28/12/2024

A few pics of the fur babies I looked after just before Christmas 🌲

Drop me a message if you'd like to make a booking for 2025 ✨

22/11/2024

🐾 Building Trust, One Paw at a Time 🐾

When I first met Dylan in September, he was a very anxious boy. While I’ve been regularly walking his friends, Willow and Phoebe, Dylan wasn’t ready to join us. He would bark and hide, too nervous to come near me.

But with patience, time, and lots of treats, Dylan has come so far! From hiding behind the sofa to greeting me at the front door, he’s now comfortable enough to sit on my lap, relax, and even doze off.

This week, instead of braving the cold for walks, we’ve had indoor playtime and cuddles. Dylan has started licking my hand and even let me give him a little fuss – a huge step for him!

Next, we’ll work on getting him used to his harness so he can finally join Willow and Phoebe on our walks.

I’m so proud of Dylan’s progress and grateful to his humans for their trust 😊

If you have an anxious dog and are looking for support, I’d love to help your pup too!

09/11/2024

Happy weekend everyone! 🐾

*Permission to post from Monty's dad*

07/11/2024

Struggling to medicate your cat? I can help! 🐈

For many cat owners, giving medication can feel like a wrestling match – especially if your furry friend isn’t the most cooperative! If you or a loved one is finding it difficult to manage a cat’s medication, I’m here to help with my professional pet care services.

As a Registered Veterinary Nurse (RVN), I often meet owners who struggle to medicate their pets at home. I wanted to do something to help with this, which is why I started Georgia.RVN Pet Care. My drop-in visits are designed to provide gentle, reliable support so you can feel confident your cat’s needs are being met safely and stress-free.

Send me a message or email [email protected] to learn more or to make a booking.

If you have a friend or family member who may find this service helpful but isn’t active on social media, please consider sharing this with them. Together we can help make life a little bit easier for pet owners who need it most.

*Video of me giving Phoebe her thyroid medication, with permission to post from her owner*

06/11/2024

I was shocked to read this today!

Please be super careful when purchasing pet products and nutraceuticals online. The safest option is always to buy direct from your veterinary practice, a UK based and VMD registered online pharmacy, or directly from the company itself.

06/11/2024

Chilly mornings 🐑

28/10/2024

Back for a repeat booking this week for pet sitting ☺️ It's so lovely to be able to build up trust with a fur family and come back to look after them again!

24/09/2024

📢 Holiday Announcement 📢

Hello all. I am currently on holiday until Monday 14th October 2024. During this time, I will be unavailable for bookings and will not be monitoring my messages and emails.

Thank you again for your understanding.

21/09/2024

Last day looking after this motley crew 🐾
They've all been on their best behaviour while their humans are away on holiday, apart from Rocky refusing to go back into his cage last night! We got there in the end after some bribery 😂

13/09/2024

I'm looking for recommendations of local businesses that can help me create some branded workwear. If you know any companies that do high-quality work in this area and could provide quotes, I’d love to hear about them!

Thanks in advance for any suggestions 😊

07/09/2024

Teeth Cleaning at the Groomers: Too Good to Be True?

Dental disease is one of the most common health issues in pets, with many owners seeking new ways to keep their pets’ teeth healthy to avoid potentially expensive vet bills. Lately, I’ve heard about groomers offering teeth cleaning services, but when I ask for details, owners are unsure of what’s involved. Below, I clarify some of the services offered, before advising how best to look after your pet’s teeth to keep them happy, healthy and pain-free.

1. Tooth Brushing: Like humans, daily tooth brushing is the gold standard for pets. Groomers may offer “teeth cleaning” that simply involves brushing your pet’s teeth during a session. However, brushing just once every 6-8 weeks won't prevent dental disease. It must be done daily or at least every other day to be effective.

2. Ultrasonic Toothbrushes: Some groomers offer “ultrasonic teeth cleaning,” using an ultrasonic toothbrush – a high-tech, electric toothbrush for pets. While this sounds fancy, it must be done frequently to maintain oral health, just like regular brushing.

3. Ultrasonic Scalers: Here’s where things get concerning. Some groomers offer “ultrasonic teeth cleaning” using an ultrasonic scaler. These devices should only be used by veterinary professionals with your pet under anaesthesia in a veterinary clinic. This is because:
🦷 A full oral exam can’t be performed without sedation/anaesthesia, so important diagnoses may be missed or delayed.
🦷 Effective cleaning, especially below the gum line, can be painful without anaesthesia. Damage can be done if your pet was to move, potentially leading to tooth loss.
🦷 It creates a false sense of security, as just removing visible tartar doesn’t mean your pet’s teeth are healthy.

So, What Should You Do?
For effective dental care, trust your vet. Regular brushing at home is the best preventative measure. Professional cleanings should always be performed by a vet or RVN under anaesthesia.

Feel free to reach out to me for dental health advice! As an RVN, I can:
⭐ Help with preventative home dental care
⭐ Advise when professional dental care is needed
⭐ Help recognise early signs of dental disease

21/08/2024

Hi all,

I have some availability for the remainder of this week for home visits: Thursday 22nd August 9am - 2pm and Friday 23rd August 1pm - 6pm. I'm offering a 10% discount to get these last minute spaces filled!

Services offered include nail clipping, a**l gland expression, ear cleaning, medication administration and nurse clinics. Click on my profile and see my featured posts for a full list of services and prices.

Drop me a message or email [email protected] to get booked in 😊

Send a message to learn more