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Professional, trustworthy, caring and conscientious Registered Veterinary Nurse of over 30 years.

🐾Dog Walking/check ins

🐾Nail Clips

🐾Cat feeding

🐾Can medicate if required

🐾 Covering Paddock Wood and local areas🐾

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Yesterday I met a little dog to clip their nails at home.The owner advised me to bring along a muzzle as that's what the...
30/05/2026

Yesterday I met a little dog to clip their nails at home.

The owner advised me to bring along a muzzle as that's what they do at the vets when taken 'out the back'.

With muzzle, blanket and nail clippers in hand and a quick visit to the pet shop on the way I went to clip the little dogs nails.

She was adorable. The owner restrained her, the dog licked the liver paste, we made friends 🧡

Four paws of nails clipped, no muzzle required! No stress! Happy dog, happy owner!

We also had a discussion about weight loss (for the dog!)

If yoi require any preventative health advice or pet care please contact me. 07365 387508.

If your pet is unwell or you have health concerns about your pet, do contact your vet.

29/05/2026

BAD BREATH IN DOGS 😷

Always contact your vet if you notice a change in your dog’s breath, especially if they seem to be in pain, have stopped eating or seem unwell. Bad breath isn’t normal, even in older dogs.

Halitosis (bad breath) in dogs can be caused by:
• Dental disease - This is the most common cause of halitosis in dogs. Tartar buildup, gingivitis, infections, and tooth root abscesses are all likely to make your dog’s breath very smelly.
• Kidney disease - When your dog’s kidneys aren’t working properly, toxins and waste products build up in their body. This causes a number of symptoms, including breath that smells like ammonia (similar to bleach).
• Diabetes - This causes chemicals called ‘ketones’ to build up in the body which leads to a variety of symptoms including sweet smelling breath (similar to pear drops or nail polish remover).
• Infection or something stuck in the mouth - An object stuck in the mouth, such as a bone or stick, can become really smelly, especially if it causes a wound and/or infection to develop.
• Oral lumps - These are abnormal tissue growths in the mouth, including the gums, tongue, or lips which can often become infected and smell.
• Diet - The food your dog eats is likely to affect their breath. For example, fish based diets can make your dog’s breath smell fishy. If you change your dog’s diet, you may notice their breath smells different.

25/05/2026

Hey, planning days out during the summer holidays?? If you need someone to pet sit, take them for a walk, spend time with them, feed them, please do get in touch.

I am a Registered Veterinary Nurse with over 30 years experience working within the veterinary/animal industry. Insured and DBS checked.

Please message 07365 387508 to discuss and availability 😊🐕🐈🐇🐔🐑🐾🐾

Thinking of going away for the summer holidays?Please message me on 07365 387508 if you require your pets looked after w...
22/05/2026

Thinking of going away for the summer holidays?
Please message me on 07365 387508 if you require your pets looked after while away. Cats, small furries, can water plants put bins out too if necessary.
Registered vet nurse with 30 yrs experience within the animal industry. Insured and have DBS check.

Please message with your enquiries 07365 387508

( I have nursed a chicken and checked on sheep too!😊😏)

20/05/2026

Pups, I NEED YOU!
Big call out for some gorgeous pups to take part with me in Easy Peasy Puppy Squeezy in Sunny Sussex for an hour or so any day between 28th and 29th May.

Drop me an email if your pup would love to come along …
Email me [email protected]
Ta! - STEVE

20/05/2026

Clinical skill, owner support, and keeping patient care on track.

Celebrating Veterinary Nurse Awareness Month ✨

15/05/2026

We generally try to be optimistic, we try to have a call to action, to educate, empower, investigate, be inquisitive and see ways forward even through difficult, challenging and often controversial topics.

But sometimes, you see things that stop you in your tracks.

The suffering caused by humans becomes too much to understand or comprehend.

What can we even say about this?

This should be leading to prosecution. This is animal abuse. This is horrific to see and watch the videos.

We try to educate on moving away from extreme conformation, and then you see this.

This is suffering being celebrated.

Whoever bought these dogs in Brazil, Peru, Argentina, Japan, Philippines, Thailand, Spain, Italy, UK and USA: shame on you.

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