Keeley's Cats and Canines

12/06/2026

I wander and I wonder,
What’s all the fuss about?
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11/06/2026

Ears up and attention!

In regards to the recent stories about animals being abused by walkers and sitters.

Please understand this isnt all of us.

You wouldn’t trust a baby sitter if your child was fearful of them.

Apply this to your pets; if you have ANY doubt about the ability of your pet carers you need to address it.
Any questions how big or small should be answered.
I had one client ask me “what makes you a professional compared to everyone else?”
A great question, because anyone can get insurance and be a walker, a sitter, a trainer…

We should be allies - not enemies.
Ask for recommendations.

Please be mindful not about prices, not about availability.
But about the bond with your pets, the experience and referrals they have from people you may know.
Trust your gut, trust your questions - nothing is too silly for the right pet business!

Stay safe
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09/06/2026

Hello from Ghost and Shady!

We have been a bit up and down from the passing of our sisters John and Gus, apologies we not been too present on the socials.
But we will let you know the price risings:

PRICE RISE FROM MONDAY JUNE 22nd 2026

🐠TRAINING: £50 per hour rate.

🐕WALKS: 1 hour rate £20 additional dogs £5.

🐈 DROP INS: 30 minute rate £17.

🐀 SITTING: £40 per night, this is on the basis that regular business is commencing throughout the day. Walks are additional costs. Additional pets £5.

Keeley’s Cats and Canines is also implementing some new rules and regulations that will be sent out to all clients on the updated Terms and Conditions. It may also be useful for you to update the Client Information Sheet if anything changes with your pets.

We love your pets as much as our own, and thank you for the ongoing support and love at KCC.

Stay safe and healthy
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09/06/2026

🌈 World Pet Memorial Day 🌈

Today, we pause to remember the pets who changed our lives forever. 🐾🌈

To the dogs who wagged their tails, the cats who purred at our feet, the rabbits who twitched their noses, and the guinea pigs who squeaked with excitement.

Share a photo or memory of a pet you’ll never forget in the comments below. Let’s celebrate the beautiful lives that made our world brighter.🐾💚🐾

24/05/2026

STAY COOL 😎
I don’t just mean the cool clothing and sunglasses 🕶️
But keeping your pets cool and safe during the hot days! 🥵
Cool mats, frozen licky-mats, water sources being fresh, frozen veg and fruit…these are a few examples!
Tux the cat and the girls Shady and Ghost; they love a frozen lickilix treat.
Did you know: 0% fat natural yoghurts can also be frozen for a healthy ice cream treat (always research and ask about your pets dietary choices with your vet)

23/05/2026

ALL CLIENTS
I may not be around this week to walk the good boys and girls. But I will be online to warn you all about the temperatures next week!
Please be careful when walking the dogs, it’s better to walk early morning or late evening.
But please remember:
NO DOG HAS DIED FROM MISSING A WALK
Stay safe and cool 🧊
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23/05/2026

“I’m scared of bunnies with red eyes.” Grow up.

We rescue tons of bunnies with bright red eyes. Sadly, people are often freaked out by these ruby eyes, as it makes them appear “scary”.

But we at know that this just means they’re extra special, so wanted to share some facts about Red Eyed Whites or REWs:

1. Their eyes are red because they’re albino - though only pure white rabbits can be considered albino!

2. This started as a genetic mutation but then quickly some breeders began to breed them exclusively since they’re often the healthiest bunnies.

3. Since they are albino and/or lack melanin (so light bounces off their red blood cells) they’re extra sensitive to the sun. They get sunburned easier and direct sunlight hurts their eyes!

4. Albino rabbits have fewer rods in their eyes than other rabbits, so they scan things extra due to having a slightly slower processing time.

5. When they’re calm, their eyes turn lilac. They become bright red when stressed or excited - whenever their blood pressure is raised.

6. Many REW breeds were designed for industrial, or meat, use which means that they’re often larger than your “typical” rabbit and more docile.

Please share this post. Our hope is to break down the stigma around ruby eyed bunnies, so people will not preemptively see them as “scary”, but as absolutely fantastic!

They truly see the world through rose tinted lenses.

23/05/2026

Be aware and safe

It's a warm one today and only going to get hotter according to the weather report ☀️

Remember: a dog has never died from missing a walk but heatstroke can be deadly.

Stay safe everyone 🐾💙

19/05/2026

Although I will be working tomorrow, please be gentle and kind. Two of my girls are going to join my previous Shelby and Kray boys 🐀🐁

18/05/2026

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