The Pet Nanny Singapore

The Pet Nanny Singapore I am Christabel Chai, a professional pet sitter with over 15 years experience in this service

22/12/2021

Hello to Piao who was adopted from the US and flew to Singapore this year with daddy and mummy and Kiwi who was adopted from the Kitten Sanctuary

Rest in peace Baby Wu. You have fought the good fight. Even though I only got to know you during the last few months of ...
08/03/2021

Rest in peace Baby Wu. You have fought the good fight. Even though I only got to know you during the last few months of your 20+ years, I will always remember how you were such a darling to give fluids and syringe feed. Will miss you and all your complaints.

Merry Christmas!
24/12/2020

Merry Christmas!

From my senior citizen Maruko aka 圆圆
01/10/2020

From my senior citizen Maruko aka 圆圆

27/08/2020

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08/07/2020

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25/06/2020

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19/06/2020

We share information from NParks and SPCA on how to react if you do encounter community dogs in your neighbourhoods below.

First, know how to react if you encounter a community dog:

1. Stay calm.

2. Do not stare at them. Eye contact may be viewed as a challenge and they could respond aggressively.

3. Fold your arms in front of you and walk away slowly without making any sudden movements. DO NOT run.

Second, please immediately report any sightings of community dogs to the Animal Response Centre at 1800-476-1600 or contact NParks at www.avs.gov.sg/feedback.

Here are some pointers to help you understand their behaviour:

1. Community dogs tend to be wary of humans and are quick to stay out of their way.

2. Community dogs, much like community cats, possess an innate instinct to chase and catch things. This behaviour varies in intensity and not all community dogs would display such characteristics. Some may chase community cats .

3. Some community dogs may also approach and sniff humans, as they use their sense of smell to gather information about people the way people use their sight to gauge what is around them.

4. Dogs are territorial animals and may bark excessively or snarl if people or other animals venture into their perceived territories.

In the event that there are community cats in the same area who may be at risk, please inform CWS at [email protected] as well. We will work with NParks and SPCA on an action plan on how to resolve any potential or realised dog-cat conflicts.

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