K9 Fertility Lab

24/06/2026

KEEP YOUR PETS SAFE THIS SUMMER , share this post far and wide

12/02/2026

03/11/2025

Unfortunately I have somehow been locked out of my booking system so can not see any of my future bookings , please can you send me a txt message if you are booked in over the next few weeks so o don’t miss your appointments please

03/08/2025

Few facts about dogs I bet you didn’t know ….comment below your own dog facts! 🐾🦴🐩🦮🐶🐕‍🦺🐕

1. Three dogs survived the Titanic sinking

2. Puppies are born deaf

3. A dog's nose is its fingerprint

4. Sweating is normal for dogs too

5. Dogs can see some colors

28/05/2025

Does anyone know a retired or elderly person that would be interested in re-homing two elderly chihuahuas?

Both dogs are female, house trained, one has been done (the other too small for the op) and they will come with everything they need (bed, pop up crate, blanket, bowls & food etc)

Ideally needs to be someone that’s at home a lot as they just like to sit and chill all the time with being elderly and be stroked.

Current owner is prepared to contribute towards food costs etc monthly, but unfortunately, has had a huge change in circumstances and can no longer give them the care they need.

Please feel free to tag away or message me and I can put you in touch with the owner.

28/01/2025

Had a few jobs been done recently at my property and I couldn’t recommend Matty and Hayden enough they have been bang on and put 110% into everything they do they show up on time, get the jobs done to perfection no silly prices and are easy to talk to and they do most things so you can use them over and over for different things….keep going lads and good luck for the future

09/10/2024

🐾🐶🐩🐕‍🦺🐕🦮I have a lot of people on here that are 1st time breeders so this week I’m going to post some puppy facts for you all.

1.Largest litter ever recorded was 24 puppies

One of the most amazing fun facts about puppies is recorded in the Guinness Book of World Records! In 2004, in the UK, a Neapolitan mastiff called Tia, gave birth to 24 pups by Caesarean section!

2. Puppies double their birth weight after the first week

If your pup is growing healthy and strong, they should ideally double their birth weight after the first week!

3. Their coat colour may change as they grow

The colour of puppies’ coats may change as they get older. Patches of colour can shift and grow, and how they do so depend on their breed. Dalmatians, for instance, don’t develop their famous spots until they are two or three weeks old. If your pup is purebred, you’ll be able to predict their appearance by how their parents look, but for crossbred or mixed breed pups, it can be more complicated.

4. Puppies can be twins

There are often many puppies in a litter, each genetically unique – but did you know that puppies can be twins? The first confirmed case occurred in South Africa in 2016, with vet Kurt de Cramer delivering them via Caesarean section. There may have been other unconfirmed cases of genetically identical canine twins, but this was the first officially recorded instance of identical puppies being born.

5. On average, giving birth to an entire litter takes 3-12 hours from the start of contractions/straining. Exact timing varies, but most dogs give birth to their whole litter with 12 hours. The process should never take longer than 24 hours – any longer and the risk of a problem becomes very high.