MOOCH POOCH

25/06/2025

A goodbye walk with this goober today as her and her humans are moving but hopefully I’ll get to see her again really soon and Bear will have his playmate back ♥️

30/05/2025

Friday squad ♥️

16/05/2025

Today was bring your favourite toy on your walk day AKA carry it and then drop it 74738392 times so that Emma has to keep picking them up 😂

05/03/2025

3 happy doggos having a rest after frolicking in the sunshine today ☀️

25/02/2025

Don’t forget to step outside and soak up some of that vitamin D today ☀️

05/02/2025

Got to check and feed these fluffies today 🐓

04/02/2025

“We are getting notes of cheese 🧀 and carrot 🥕”

The goodest boys in all the land

30/01/2025

Ah the good ol’ I want you to throw my frisbee but I also don’t want to give you the frisbee 😂

03/01/2025

With temperatures dropping and the possibility of snow/ice here’s a few handy hints to keep your pooch comfortable and safe:

If your route involves roads, pavements, or paths, then there is a good chance that salt has been spread on them. If your walk involves any of these surfaces then you should rinse your dog’s paws with warm water when you get home, as the salt can cause skin irritation.

Some dogs with longer coats may collect snowballs on their fur as they play and roll in the snow. If this happens to your dog, try your best to dust them off as they collect on your walk, but failing that rinse them off with warm water when you get home to melt them away.

After a period of running around in the cold, your dog may initially be quite warm and panting but as soon as you get home and they cool down they can get chilly very quickly. Make sure your dog has a cosy dry space to stay warm when they get home, and if they are damp or wet check to make sure they aren’t getting too chilled as they dry off. A warm towel to lay on or a specialist moisture wicking drying coat are ideal for this.

11/12/2024

“This is my best side” 🥰

07/12/2024

Some useful information for during the storm…..

⚠️STORM DARRAGH ⚠️

We’ve all heard and seen the warnings which continue to be updated.

Let’s keep our pets safe for the duration of this storm..

‼️Please check your perimeter fences are safe before letting your dogs in to your garden.

‼️ Consider keeping your dog/s on lead/s, even in the garden if the storm is overhead. Many dogs could become spooked by the gale force winds or unexpected flying objects.

‼️ Try keeping cats in, and bringing smaller animals inside.

‼️ Please ensure your dogs/pets are wearing a collar with ID tag.

‼️Turning the television/radio up may drown out the sounds of wind gusts.

‼️ Avoid flood water as it may contain sewage, toxins and other hazards that could be a danger to your dog/pets.

This storm may come to nothing but we always try and be prepared for the worst, yet hope for the best!

Stay safe everyone. 🙏