Shar-Pei Worsley

31/12/2019

Happy New Year !!!

25/08/2019

It’s a siesta time 😎

25/08/2019

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25/08/2019

Visiting Andorra 😎

23/05/2019

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There have been 23 confirmed cases of the disease within a 20 mile radius of Lancashire

23/04/2019

Weʼre raising £3,500 to help fund the vet fees for 6 rescued Shar-Pei`s abandoned by their owner and left in extremely poor condition.

Weʼre raising money to help fund the vet fees for 6 rescued Shar-Pei`s abandoned by their owner and left in extremely poor condition.. Support this JustGiving Crowdfunding Page.

19/04/2019

The TOXIC component of chocolate is theobromine. Humans easily metabolize theobromine, but dogs process it much more slowly, allowing it to build up to TOXIC levels in their system. ... A small amount of chocolate will probably only give your dog an upset stomach with vomiting or diarrhea.

26/03/2019

Weʼre raising money to help fund the vet fees for 15 rescued Shar-Pei in extremely poor condition.. Support this JustGiving Crowdfunding Page.

27/03/2018

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Most owners are probably aware that
chocolate is toxic to dogs and cats, though cats are less likely to eat it due to their inability to taste sweetness. Chocolate contains Theobromine, a chemical which the human body can easily break down but in dogs this metabolism is much slower, allowing the chemical to cause more detrimental
effects.
Signs of Theobromine poisoning include muscle stiffness, tremors, vomiting and seizures, usually appearing four to twenty four hours after the chocolate has been eaten. A lot more can be done in the first four hours to save your pet, than when they start showing signs of being unwell so if you suspect your pet has eaten chocolate, it’s very important you contact your vet as soon as possible.