Zoomies with Evie

21/09/2023

🐾 Farewell, Dear Friends 🐾

After much contemplation and recent events, a lot of you already know I've made the tough decision to close my dog sitting business. I wanted to personally reach out and express my gratitude for the wonderful journey we've shared.

I've had the pleasure of meeting many amazing doggies and their loving families. Each tail wag and furry cuddle has filled my heart with joy. It's been an incredible experience, and I'm thankful for the trust you've placed in me.

Though I'm closing this chapter, please know that I'm here for you. If there's ever anything I can do to assist you or your furry companions, don't hesitate to reach out. Our paths may have diverged, but my love for dogs remains unwavering.

Thank you for being a part of my dog-loving community. Your support and the moments we've shared have been truly special. Wishing you and your four-legged friends a lifetime of happiness and tail-wagging adventures.

With heartfelt appreciation,
Evie🐶💕

28/07/2023

Just a quick one for doggies I can’t take on because i’m booked!🩷

Does anyone know others who look after dogs in their home? Or luxury kennels etc?

17/07/2023

I appreciate everyone for their patience, best wishes, cards, flowers and everything else at this time. You’re all amazing and i’m trying my best🩷

18/06/2023

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18/06/2023

Happy Father’s Day!

13/06/2023

Will be replying to everyone’s messages soon♥️

13/06/2023

As the temperatures rise this summer, there are many things you can do, safely indoors to keep pooch occupied but cool and safe.

I’ve got to be honest, we’re sad to have seen so many dog owners walking their dogs in temps way above 23/24 degrees - and even at those levels it’s still a risk of heat exhaustion even on the shortest of walks.

We have plenty of indoor training ideas, tips on keeping pooch content, happy and safe from the heat - you can always drop us a message and we will help wherever we can, but please, do not walk your dog to the salon for their appointment in high temps, and don’t think that dogs need to be walked to be tired out.

Remember - 15 minutes of working their nose will tire them out far more than an hours walk.

Be safe everyone 🥰

Emma & Keera 💜🐾

12/06/2023

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It's the same for us on the other side...🐾

"We need to go first... If we lived longer than you, we would not and could not survive. It’s supposed to be this way. We also need to cross the Rainbow Bridge before you do so that we can be on the other side to greet you when you get there. We wait at home for you here and we wait at Home for you there. It’s just the way it is."

from Jack McAfghan Book 1:" Reflections, A Dog's Memoir on Life After Death", Chapter 57 https://amzn.to/3fgWhyp

Cartoonist Harry Bliss

www.gocomics.com

11/06/2023

☀️Temperatures have been forecast to reach 29 degrees today ☀️

If you are planning a dog walk - do it early!

Avoid midday heat! Avoid walking on hot pavements!

Keep your pets cool!

Use cooling matts, paddling pools and shaded areas - Avoid excessive play in the garden.

Know the signs of heat stroke -
🩺rapid breathing/panting
🩺excessive drooling
🩺dry, tacky gums
🩺disorientation
🩺Lethargy
🩺seizures
🩺collapse

Please call a vet if you suspect your dog has heat stroke!