Woof Company : Pet Services

25/08/2025

We all have been there in this situation in one form or another 😂

23/08/2025

AI art at it's best 😂

23/08/2025

🚀 We’ve Rebranded! 🚀
Same passion. Same dedication to pets. Brand new look. 🐾

We’re excited to introduce you to our new name and identity: Woof Company UK!
Why the change? Because our services have grown and our community has too. From dog training to walking, online shop – we’re here to support every step of your pet’s journey. Most importantly we are going back to how it all started in 2014. That's right 2014.

👉 Follow along as we roll out fresh content, tips, and services – all with the same care you know and trust.
💬 Tell us what you think of our new look below!

21/08/2025

That's a big dog.. I mean fish!! 😅

A goldfish the size of a golden retriever was reeled in from a French lake and the internet lost it. Meet Carrot, the 67 pound bright orange monster fish that makes your childhood pet look like a tiny snack. Caught in 2022 by British angler Andy Hackett, Carrot is officially the largest goldfish ever recorded.

Yes, this giant really is a goldfish. Over 20 years ago it was released into the lake where it grew and grew until it became a living legend. For two decades, Carrot avoided being caught, lurking beneath the surface like some glowing underwater dragon. When Andy finally hooked it, the struggle was so epic that the catch instantly became worldwide news.

Here is the wild part. Goldfish are notorious escape artists. When people dump them into lakes or rivers, they do not stay small and cute. With enough food and space, they can balloon to insane sizes. Carrot is the ultimate example, tipping the scales at the weight of a small child. Scientists warn that goldfish like this can even become invasive, tearing up habitats and outcompeting native species.

But Carrot’s story has a wholesome twist. After snapping photos, Andy released the big orange legend back into the water. So yes, Carrot is still out there swimming, glowing like a neon pumpkin beneath the surface, ready to give future anglers the surprise of their lives.

Fun fact time. Regular pet goldfish usually weigh just a few ounces, but under the right conditions they can grow over a foot long. Carrot is basically the final boss version of that idea, proving that with enough time and space even a tiny bowl fish can become a freshwater giant.

So next time you win a goldfish at a carnival, remember Carrot. Treat it right, and twenty years later you might not have a pet, you might have a legend.

21/08/2025

The popular Maneki Neko or "Lucky Cat," which you often see in restaurants and shops, has a legendary origin story that dates back to 17th-century Japan.

According to the legend, a feudal lord was sheltering under a tree during a storm when he noticed a cat raising its paw as if to wave him over. Curious, he followed the cat into a nearby temple. Moments later, lightning struck the very tree he had been standing under.

The cat's simple gesture saved his life, and from that day forward, the beckoning cat became a symbol of luck and protection.

21/08/2025

I've been saying this for years as you can notice it in dogs if you spent time with them.
I'm glad this is out.

We all agree on the importance of preventing unwanted litters, but it may be time to rethink how it’s done. Hysterectomies and vasectomies can be performed safely as early as 8 weeks, providing sterilization without disrupting a dog’s natural hormones.

“Removal of the go**ds with surgical sterilization results in a loss of negative feedback to the hypothalamus and anterior pituitary. The sustained supraphysiologic luteinizing hormone (LH) concentrations in g***dectomized dogs can significantly alter organ function and even induce neoplastic changes. For example, g***d removal has a profound effect on thyroid function and is reported to be the most significant cause for the development of hypothyroidism in dogs. Thirty percent more g***dectomized dogs develop hypothyroidism compared with intact dogs. Within the canine thyroid, LH receptors are co-localized with thyroid stimulating hormone (TSH) receptors.

Continuous LH receptor activation in g***dectomized dogs may interfere TSH receptor function by consuming second messengers involved in G-protein receptor cell signaling, preventing the action of TSH when it binds to its receptor in the thyroid, resulting in hypothyroidism. The incidence of anterior cruciate ligament ruptures is significantly increased following g***d removal independent of breed, s*x, weight or body condition. Luteinizing hormone receptors are expressed in the cruciate ligament and continuous LH receptor activation may increase laxity in these ligaments, resulting in joint instability. Both male and female g***dectomized dogs are at a significantly increased risk for lymphoma and hemangiosarcoma. Luteinizing hormone receptors are also abundant in these tissues. Research in four canine hemangiosarcoma cell lines found that LH receptor activation induces cell proliferation. In addition, research in three canine T-cell lymphoma cell lines found that LH receptor activation induces cell proliferation, adhesion, and invasion as well as increases LH receptor expression. Research is needed to determine if LH reducing strategies using g***dotropin releasing hormone agonists will increase remission times in g***dectomized dogs with LH receptor-positive tumors. In conclusion, among the non-reproductive functions of go**ds, suppression of LH secretion and resulting LH receptor overexpression appear necessary in maintaining endocrine, musculoskeletal, and anti-neoplastic health.”

20/08/2025

More that is big!!

17/08/2025

Dogs having fun at our training space.
Contact me for more details.

16/08/2025

Hello everyone.

I am happy to share by popular local demand - I am starting Dog Obedience & Puppy Training – Limited Spaces Available
Is your pup pulling on the lead?
Need help with recall, socialisation or focus?
Join our small, supportive group classes in Corringham – perfect for:
✅ Puppies learning the basics
✅ Dogs needing better manners
✅ Owners wanting confidence & structure
Led by an accredited dog trainer using kind, effective methods.

🗓️ Weekly sessions (weekends and weekdays)
👥 Small groups (3–5 dogs)
📍 Safe, secure outdoor training ground
🎟️ £15 per session / £60 for a 4-week block
📩 Message now to book your spot – these fill up fast!

Whatsapp 07761410901 or email me at [email protected]
1st Batch starting in first week of september or message on fb at Petmondo : Pet Services
*xDogs

14/08/2025

That is funny