Peaceful Paws For Pets

09/10/2026

01/08/2026

One reason why I love the work I do ❤️🐕

31/07/2026

We have some availability for a two week pet sit around Christmas time if anyone is looking for some care for their furries. Ange is retired and will be home with your pets most of the day/night. Please feel free to contact me with any enquiries. Many thanks all. Amy 🙂

29/07/2026

Vale sweet ziggy. Thank you for all the love, cuddles and laughs you gave us throughout the years. May you rest in peace sweet girl. Go join Astro high in the clouds. My thoughts and prayers are with you Jo Wicks and Mitch

03/07/2026

Greetings to all my dear clients.

I want to begin by thanking you for your continued support and trust in our services over the years. It's an absolute pleasure working with your furries and caring for all your beloved pets.

Considering I have kept my rates locked in for the last few years, an adjustment is necessary this year in order to continue providing the highest quality of service, and keep up with rising costs. There will be a slight increase in some services and not all will be affected.
There will be a change in daily fee structure. The fee will be charged per day of sitting instead of overnight fee also.

Thank you again for your loyalty, understanding, and support.
🙂🙏
Much love to you and your furries.

12/06/2026

12/06/2026

Nothing better than throwing in a little training while having fun.
Little champ Bear 💙

01/06/2026

Very important info to take heed of.

Tonight I ended up trying to help a friend whose puppy ate a kid's vitamin containing xylitol. Simple accident: kid dropped vitamin, puppy scarfed it down. (Note: this household is knowledgeable and is xylitol free, but a relative bought the vitamins, unaware of the risk to the dogs.)

The puppy only ate *one* vitamin. Which turned out to contain 1500 mg of xylitol.

100 mg/kg is the threshold for hypoglycemia which can be fatal. At 500 mg/kg, hepatic necrosis occurs -- destruction of liver tissue.

So just ONE chewable vitamin ended up creating a serious problem for a 30 pound pup (which is not quite 14 kg).

The emergency vet induced vomiting. Thankfully, the puppy had had a meal and so there was food in her stomach. In the vomit was the orange tablet, identifiable though dissolved.

Quick thinking on the owner's part (including grabbing the bottle of vitamins) and fortunately a nearby 24/7 emergency vet hospital meant that this pup received prompt treatment, and should make a full recovery.

Check your medications, vitamins, gum, candy, toothpaste, mouthwash, peanut butter and more for xylitol, also known as birch sugar.

This is useful information to have on hand:
https://www.calculatorsfordogs.com/health-nutrition-calculators/xylitol-toxicity-calculator

ALWAYS contact vet and ASPCA Animal Poison Control center immediately!

As for everyone (the non-vets) recommending the use of hydrogen peroxide, please update your understanding:
https://www.gsvs.org/woodbridge-nj/blog/hydrogen-peroxide-for-dogs-emergency/

Pass this along. I hope you never have to use it.

11/05/2026

A house full of gorgeous gals....just doin' our thang!