The Paddington Pups team recently completed a dog first aid course through Positive Response Dog Training where we all brushed up on skills needed to be able to successfully and professionally tend to the pups in our care should they need it. This included learning how to do general check-overs, the steps to efficiently identify […]
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Stuck on what to get a loved one for Christmas? We have E-gift cards available for purchase on our website! These cards can of course be used for daycare, but they can also be used for hydrobaths, nail clipping, treats, dog food, dog toys and more! The link to our gift cards can be found
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Abundance Global Black Tie Gala Awards Night We are thrilled to announce that Paddington Pups were nominated as a finalist for two awards and the winner of one award at the Abundance Global Black Tie Gala Awards Night on 24th of November 2022. It’s an honour to be nominated and also to win one of
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Max the Cocker Spaniel has certainly stolen the hearts of the Paddington Pups Team and become such an important part of the family. When he enters the door we all race to the gate to say hi and bring him in. He has even learnt how to use his wicked charm and gorgeous little droopy eyes
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Has your dog been vomiting, having diarrhea at home or showing signs of unusual fatigue? If your pup is displaying signs of being unwell that are out of character or cannot be explained, please keep them at home to rest, or take them for a visit at your local vet. Bringing in a sick pup
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Dogs have an innate urge to chew things, and one of their favourite things to chew is bones. Bones are an excellent source of important nutrients such as calcium, phosphorus and magnesium. They’re also a natural source of glucosamine and chondroitin sulphate, which can be beneficial for dogs with joint issues. But many people are
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Grooming bookings now online As most of you may be aware, we have recently adopted an online system for booking your pup in for a groom with us. This system allows you to easily view which days we have availabilities, our different grooms and their respective prices, as well as a space to leave any
Grooming and Walk-In Services: What You Need To Know Read More »
This month we have introduced a new feature on the blog called ‘I wish I had known!’ There are so many things about dogs that we don’t know or wish we had known sooner to help improve their health, happiness and wellbeing. This will be a collaborative segment that we’d love to get your input
I Wish I Had Known! Pumpkin is good for dogs 🎃 Read More »
Summer is here and with glorious days and extended daylight it’s a great time to soak up the sunshine and get outdoors with your pet. While you’re having fun in the sun, it’s important to ensure your dog stays cool and hydrated to keep them comfortable, and reduce the risk of overheating and exhaustion. Dogs
How to Keep your Dog Cool in Summer and Prevent Heatstroke Read More »
The team lights up when sweet Odin walks in the front door. He is a great help in reception and enjoys greeting every customer with a friendly smile. He is such a snuggly boy, and if you scratch the right spot, he’ll give you an adorable ‘woof’. His usual napping spot is located under the
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