Mels Dog Grooming

13/12/2025

Would you open your heart and sponsor one of our special Greyhound Groups this Christmas? 💚🐾

Poorly Pooches:

Some greyhounds come into our care needing a little extra help - whether they’re recovering from injury, managing long-term conditions, or simply arriving in poor health. ❤️‍🩹

🤕 These lovely hounds deserve the same chance at comfort and happiness as any other.

Our Poorly Pooches sponsorship helps to make that possible. 💚

Your support contributes to vital treatment, medication and ongoing care, giving every greyhound the best chance to heal and move forward into a loving home. 🏡

You’ll also receive updates in our Homer magazine, showing how your kindness is helping.

Sponsor today: greyhoundtrust.org.uk/support-us/sponsor-a-greyhound.

Thank you. 🙏🏼💚

📸: Gandalf 🐾

13/12/2025

Seriously ... 🙄

13/12/2025

We know it can be tempting to share your festive favourites with your pets, but here is some food for thought before you do 👀

If you can't resist sneaking the dog a few scraps from your Christmas dinner, make sure you know what's safe for them to enjoy and what is best avoided.

And remember, what seems like a tiny portion to us can be a lot for your pet.

[Visual description: An infographic displaying the safe and unsafe parts of a Christmas dinner for your pets. Safe foods include: boiled carrot and parsnip, broccoli, boiled or steamed greens, carrot or swede mash, lean parts of white meat. Unsafe foods include: gravy, stuffing, anything containing garlic, onion or leek, bones, chocolate, mince pies, panettone and anything containing currants, raisins and sultanas. Foods that are safe in small amounts include: roast potatoes, bacon, sausage and cranberry]

13/12/2025

13/12/2025

As the temperature drops, It's important to remember that our dogs feel the cold too.

Here are some tips to help keep them comfortable this winter.

05/11/2025

Remember, remember the fifth of November 🎆

In case you missed it, we've shared a weekly video series full of vet-approved tips to help ease our pets' anxiety around fireworks and Bonfire Night.

We recommend scrolling back to watch all five of the videos, but if you don't have time, here's a brief overview of the tips we've shared.

If your pet is still struggling with fireworks, speak to your vet ❤️‍🩹

Learn more about pets and fireworks - https://pdsa.me/miaM

[Visual description: Infographics titled 'Pets & Fireworks' offering safety tips for pet owners during bonfire night. Includes advice on providing hiding places, using pheromone diffusers, maintaining routines, ensuring small pets are indoors, and never lighting bonfires or fireworks near your pets. The background is pink with decorative elements like emojis, a firework, and the PDSA logo.]