Pawprint Adventures

26/05/2026

26/05/2026

☀️DONT RISK YOUR DOGS LIFE☀️
Know the signs, start cooling, call a vet

Signs of heatstroke can progress very quickly. It only takes a 2°C rise in body temperature for heatstroke to kick in. Once in heatstroke, your dog can suffer from brain damage or even death in 15 minutes!

If you think your dog may have heatstroke it is vital that you immediately start cooling them down and call a vet for further advice. Getting early advice and treatment is essential to saving a dog’s life. Research has found that in the UK, 1 in 7 dogs that are taken to vets with heatstroke don’t survive, although 98% that are seen early with mild signs are likely to recover.

Keep your dogs safe in hot weather!

08/12/2025

Something to remember not just for the festive season but we all know how them puppy dog eyes can make us feel guilty but please remember chocolate is poisonous to our fur babies 🐾🐾

01/11/2025

Our secure dog field freedom for our doggies

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06/10/2025

06/10/2025

Some of the dogs having a chill and play time 🐾

01/07/2025

Due to two of our dogs moving away we have availability for some more dog walks. Why not let your puppy join our family of adventures. Give us a call on 07576439584 or give us a message us.

16/06/2025

21/05/2025

Ticks

We found a tick on one of the dogs today not nice creatures. We managed to remove it and the head was still attached, so not a problem today but ticks can carry Lyme disease, which can be very nasty if not treated.

Ticks are a small spider like creatures that can be difficult to spot due to their size. They are typically reddish, dark brown or black in colour and can vary in size from a poppy seed to a sesame seed or swell as big as a coffee bean after feeding. They attach to pets especially around the head, neck ears and feet. Ticks are generally most active during spring and summer months. If you’re ever unsure whether it is a tick or how to deal with a tick, seek veterinarian advice. Photo of said tick found on the muzzle (near the mouth) of one of our dogs today.

21/05/2025

Today’s adventures include this crazy bunch! Is it a job when we love what we do?? 🐾🐾