Norfolk Pet Care Services

07/09/2026

03/09/2026

11/07/2026

The weather looks good for Sunday, so please pop by and treat your dog to a ‘free’ muscular health check!! I look forward to seeing you all!! 🐾🐾

30/06/2026

23/06/2026

☀️Please share…☀️
Do NOT take your dogs to the Royal Norfolk Show!!
It’s sad that I feel the need to write this and it is not aimed at our wonderful customers who wouldn’t dream of putting their dogs at risk in this heat.
But sadly there are still dog owners who will think it’s OK to take their dogs to the show over the next couple of days.
It is NOT ok!
So I’m asking you to share this far and wide to get the message out loud and clear.
Every year I see dogs being dragged round in the heat, panting their hearts out and being walked on the blistering tarmac.
Please leave your dogs at home in the cool.
It’s better to have to clear up a wee off the floor than risk heatstroke and potential death ☠️
Ask a friend or neighbour to let them out if you can, just don’t take them to the Showground.
Thank you and stay safe everyone.

11/06/2026

Yep! That’s me!! 😁

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15/05/2026

Grief is part of loving dogs.
There’s no way around it.
The moment we choose to share our lives with them, we accept that one day we will have to say goodbye. In between those moments comes the kind of love that changes routines, homes, priorities, and hearts.

For those who work with dogs, that experience is multiplied.
We celebrate recoveries, first walks back after injury, nervous dogs learning to trust again, older dogs finding comfort, and the quiet moments owners don’t always see. We build connections, even when we try to stay professional. So when a dog passes, it lands heavily.

Mental Health Awareness Week is a reminder that grief does not only belong to human relationships. Loss can carry exhaustion, sadness, and silence that people often underestimate. Many professionals keep showing up for others while carrying heartbreak of their own.

Every loss is heartfelt because every dog mattered.