Aussie Pooch Mobile Dog Wash Greystanes in Greystanes, New South Wales | Pet service

Aussie Pooch Mobile Dog Wash Greystanes

Locality: Greystanes, New South Wales

Phone: +61 1300 369 369

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25.01.2022 My workplace has lots of puppies to play with

24.01.2022 Meet Yogi who had his first bath with me yesterday, he was very vocal. His big brother Boo has a very thin tail now because of this cheeky puppy!

24.01.2022 Snakes are starting to wake up from their long winter rest, and our pets are once again at risk! All snake bites or suspected snake bites in Australia should be... treated as life-threatening. It is vital that you keep your pet calm and as still as possible. Try to limit any movement (including walking) as much as possible and transport them to your nearest veterinary practice immediately, even if they look well. If you are not close to a veterinary clinic and the bite was witnessed to have occurred on a limb, apply a pressure immobilisation bandage to that limb before transporting the animal to a veterinarian. The bandage should cover the entire limb, from the paw to the base of the limb. The pressure bandage should not be applied too tight as to restrict blood flow, but at a similar tightness to what would be applied for a sprained ankle. There is no role for a pressure immobilisation bandage for bites that are not on a limb. The sooner your pet is treated, the better their chances of survival. Symptoms of snake bites include: - Sudden weakness followed by collapse - Vomiting - Laboured breathing - Paralysis, starting with the hind legs - Loss of bladder and bowel control - Shaking or twitching of the muscles - Blood in the urine DO NOT try to catch or kill the snake for ID or for any other purpose DO NOT apply a tourniquet DO NOT wash the bite site DO NOT cut, suck or apply any other treatments to the bite-site Our service is free for all pet owners and has assisted over 5,000 accidentally poisoned pets so far this year. You can save a pets life by keeping this critical service free. Please visit animalpoisons.com.au/support to learn about ways you can support the service.

22.01.2022 I need to install one of these into my backyard!

22.01.2022 We’d love to see a picture of your dog!

21.01.2022 FAREWELL: Bentley had his last wash with me today. My customers have been looking after him but he is going back home next week.

21.01.2022 Unfortunately in the past two weeks we have seen two confirmed cases of canine parvovirus from the Blacktown area. Parvo is a highly contagious virus that affe...cts puppies and dogs that are unvaccinated or incompletely vaccinated. The common symptoms of parvo are: Lethargy Anorexia Vomiting Severe, bloody diarrhoea Fever Weight loss Weakness Depression Dehydration Because parvo is a virus, there is no real cure for it. Treatment is focused on managing the symptoms and preventing secondary bacterial infections. Intensive therapy in hospital provides the best chance for recovery. Parvo is preventable through vaccination. Puppies should receive vaccinations from 6-8 weeks, then boosters at 10-12 weeks, 14-16 weeks and then yearly. #westblacktownvet #vetclinic #parvovirus #parvokills #vaccinateyourdogs

21.01.2022 Tomorrow 26 August 2020 is National Dog Day. Please share a photo of your dog or dogs by sending the photo to all your friends and adding the photo to our comment section to help celebrate this wonderful day. We would love to see a photo of your furry friend

21.01.2022 We now have a page for our Guildford area and wed love you to join us. Please like us at Aussie Pooch Mobile Dog Wash GuildfordWe now have a page for our Guildford area and wed love you to join us. Please like us at Aussie Pooch Mobile Dog Wash Guildford

21.01.2022 UPDATE: this little girl has been found. I can never understand why someone would do this

21.01.2022 Sweet natured Timba is an Australian Shepherd and yesterday he had a bath in the protein shampoo. It is a creamy, rich shampoo that really helps the coat to be ...soft and silky. He had a few knots around the neck and pantaloons and they were able to be combed out pretty well after being rinsed with the detangler solution in the water. After his session he was all floofy and cuddlicious. That tail! See more

20.01.2022 IF AT FIRST YOU DON'T SUCCEED... Sometimes you have to take life advice from a dog. This clever pooch has shown us all that if at first you don’t succeed, try, try again. Wait for it....

20.01.2022 Anyone looking for a companion?

20.01.2022 UPDATE: Buzz is home again Its too cold for this old gentleman to be out, please keep an eye out for him.

20.01.2022 Pebbles and Alamein had their warm water bath and blow dry today in Greystanes.

19.01.2022 Does anyone know this boy?

18.01.2022 FOUND, unfortunately was hit by a car Please keep a lookout

17.01.2022 Happy Fathers Day to all the Dads out there

17.01.2022 I wont tell you what Xena would do but it involves poo!

16.01.2022 AHF CHRISTMAS APPEAL 2020! It's been a tough year for many but as we near the end of 2020 we are grateful for all the support we have received along the way. I...f you wanted to help the animals at the shelter these holidays we would really appreciate food donations (especially good quality kitten/nursing mother cat food) and other items - please see our xmas wish list for specific items. With COVID restrictions still in place we ask that you adhere to social distancing when visiting our facility and understand we are still NOT open for general viewing. Adoption viewing is by appointment only. Donations can be dropped off to staff at the gate OR under the demountable in the carpark during our open hours. We take this opportunity to wish you and your families a healthy, happy and merry Christmas for 2020. May 2021 bring us all much more cheer!

15.01.2022 HOME SAFELY Please keep a lookout

15.01.2022 Me, every night!

14.01.2022 Hello everybody, Grant and I are having a much needed break. We are off from 06/11 to 12/11. Steph is still working in Guildford, Guildford West, Old Guildford and Woodpark. See you when we get back!

13.01.2022 Rocky! Rocky! Where are you buddy, it’s time for your bath! He gives himself away every time when he takes a biscuit from me

13.01.2022 Does anyone know this cat?

12.01.2022 Sticking together. A gentle reminder to check in with your friends. (: IG/three_daxie_trouble)

12.01.2022 Stripe and Gucci had their baths today. It was Guccis first time, how cute is she?

12.01.2022 It’s a privilege for us to pamper your senior pups.

11.01.2022 I dont know about you, but this is what happens here...every dang time//Tina

11.01.2022 As many households prepare their gardens for spring, we have noticed a significant increase in calls to the Animal Poisons Helpline regarding fertiliser ingesti...on. Fertilisers are available in a diverse range of formulations. Inorganic fertilisers tend to contain varying but generally high quantities of nitrogen, phosphorus and potassium; as well as trace elements which are tailored to suit specific purposes. Whilst a small lick or taste is unlikely to cause significant poisoning, large ingestions can potentially result in severe effects. Organic fertilisers contain lower concentrations of these minerals. They are often made of different types of manures, blood, bone and other meals and as such are highly attractive to dogs. If dogs are allowed access to organic fertiliser packaging, it is not unusual for them to ingest very large quantities. Ingestion of organic fertilisers can result in severe gastroenteritis, possibly pancreatitis and gastrointestinal obstruction. As you prepare your garden for the warmer months ahead, take a moment to consider your pets: Never allow pets access to fertiliser containers or packaging. Keep in mind that dogs find organic fertilisers highly appetizing and will readily chew through packaging, so they need to be stored out of reach. Apply fertiliser as per the manufacturers recommendations (do not use excessive amounts) Water in fertiliser after application where possible - this is especially true for areas with chickens since they are very effective at picking up granules that have dropped to lower soil areas Avoid using organic fertiliser around spring bulbs (dogs will dig up the organic fertiliser and will often find these bulbs and eat them!) If you think your pet has ingested fertiliser, call us on 1300 869 738 (AU) or 0800 869 738 (NZ) for a tailored risk assessment and recommendation, including first aid measures. Our service is free for all pet owners and has assisted over 5,000 accidentally poisoned pets so far this year. You can save a pets life by keeping this critical service free. Please visit animalpoisons.com.au/support to learn about ways you can support the service.

10.01.2022 Be still my heart! I met Tommy from Greystanes today, he is 5 months old and had his big boy pants on for his first bath.

10.01.2022 Yep Xena hates getting wet.

08.01.2022 Miss candy after her bath

08.01.2022 Listen to the wise bois words

08.01.2022 19 years ago today. Do you remember where you were when the world stood still? Remembering the fallen, the brave and the ones who remain with the heartbreak.

07.01.2022 HOME SAFE Please keep a lookout

07.01.2022 HOME SAFE Hi my Seven Hills people, please keep an eye out for this baby. Missing near Lily’s on Prospect Highway.

07.01.2022 Can anyone help?

06.01.2022 Does anyone know this dog?

06.01.2022 REQUEST FOR UNWANTED TOWELS - GREYSTANES, NSW If anybody has some unwanted towels they are willing to donate to animal rescue then p...lease see the attached post for further information. Please share.

04.01.2022 Ooh yeah Grant, thats the spot! Candy in Seven Hills enjoying her monthly pamper!

04.01.2022 Billy in Prospect was very glad of his warm bath and blow dry in today’s weather.

03.01.2022 I met Tyson for the first time today when he had his monthly session. Besides being completely adorable, hes a whirl of energy and enthusiasm for life...but no...t so when it was time to get into the bath, which is usually a bit challenging. But today he walked with me as far as the trailer and was very well behaved in the bath. He really enjoyed it and when he was returned to his mum I could tell he was quite liking feeling all clean and fresh and loose hair free! So heres hoping next bath, Tyson goes that little step further and hops in to the bath all on his own. See more

02.01.2022 If you like going on walks within a big pack, this group organises some great outings. https://www.facebook.com/groups/913558938982542/?ref=share

01.01.2022 Cuteness overload! Maisy, Trigger and Tilly. All had their first wash with me today

01.01.2022 With the weather worsening and flash flooding on the forecast we will be out and about keeping an eye out for our beautiful unique wildlife. If you see any sick injured or displaced wildlife please contact Sydney Wildlife Rescue on 9413 4300 or Wires on 1300 094 737

01.01.2022 A very big welcome to our new team member, Steph, who will be pampering pooches in the Guildford area. If you see her on the road, give her a wave.