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23.01.2022 Feel free to have some guess’s in the comments below. I have about 4 big projects in the works at the moment and can’t wait to share with you all. I will be announcing them very very soon!!!!

23.01.2022 National Geographic Saturday https://youtu.be/XURzcycBE6M

23.01.2022 Dear Customers & Readers, Happy Halloween from us here at Brooke’s Inspired Pet Services. We celebrated the occasion all weekend so here are the spooky highlights!!! ... Be safe, get your scare on, enjoy the treats and don’t get a trick instead. Regards Brooke

22.01.2022 Animal Joke Friday Q: Why is a bee’s hair always sticky? A: Because it uses a honey comb!

20.01.2022 Happy Sunday https://youtu.be/ZwY0crRukZo

20.01.2022 A beauitful windy, sunny Saturday. Today Bella and myself found ourselves enjoying a long walk followed by a mini photohoot. We definitely have one incredible bond, like she is my own.

19.01.2022 Fun Fact Tuesday!!! Animals with smaller bodies and faster metabolism such as chipmunks and squirrels see in slow motion.

17.01.2022 Veterinary Topic Monday Keeping Our Pets Cool This Summer Summer is upon us and so are the sweltering temperatures that we’ve come to expect. During this time, we must remember our pets, as they get hot just like we do. When temperatures are above 30oC, pet owners who don’t provide adequate shelter and water for their pets can see signs of distress and in extreme cases, this can lead to death. ... Heatstroke is something we must prevent in our pets. Heatstroke is a state of hyperthermia which can result in thermal injury to tissues. It is a very serious condition which can lead to multiple organ failure and animals can die quickly if not treated. Some signs of heatstroke can include: panting or breathing distress, drooling, agitation, increased heart rate, vomiting or diarrhoea, dizziness, lethargy, muscle tremors, delirium or seizures. If your pet is showing these signs, you should move them to a shaded or cool area and allow them to drink small amounts of cool water. You should try to normalise your pet’s body temperature by applying or spraying cool or tepid water (not cold to avoid shock) onto their fur/skin followed by fanning. Wetting down the area around your pet can also help or using wet towels. You should take your pet to the vet immediately to be checked as it is a life-threatening emergency. Some tips to help prevent your pets getting too hot this summer include: Getting them regularly groomed to ensure their fur is not too long. Making sure they have plenty of clean fresh water in multiple places. You can also add ice cubes to their water or give these to your dog to lick and gnaw on. Another idea is to give them ice blocks with treats inside to keep them intrigued, or frozen watermelon. Providing your pets with a cool, shaded area with good ventilation. It is also recommended to bring your pets indoors on hot, humid days if it is cooler inside (e.g. with fans or aircons). Exercising your pets early in the morning or late in the evening when it is cooler. Avoid walking in hot, humid conditions or on hot sand or concrete. Also avoid fake grass as this can absorb heat and can burn their paw pads. Do not leave your pets in a car, even with the windows down. The high temperatures in the car combined with inadequate air flow leaves your pet vulnerable to overheating, which can happen really quickly. In fact, cars can double their temperatures inside. Provide a small paddle pool for dogs and a couple of cold, wet towels on the floor for your cat to cool down on if required. There are cooling mats also available from Kmart, etc, for your pets to sit on. Beach days are fun, however if the sand is too hot for your feet, it is too hot for their paws, too. Bring water for your dog to drink and don’t allow your dog to drink too much seawater, as the salt can make them sick. Regards, Brianna

17.01.2022 Happy Sunday https://youtu.be/de59ETPgm24

16.01.2022 National Geographic Saturday https://youtu.be/_5-Uxhkq06g

15.01.2022 National Geographic Saturday https://youtu.be/c0gtbwH1HTY

15.01.2022 Happy Halloween Market

13.01.2022 Fun Fact TUESDAY!!! Red-eyed tree frogs can hatch early if they sense danger.

13.01.2022 Animal Joke Friday Q: Where did the sheep go on vacation? A: The baaaahamas

12.01.2022 Happy Sunday https://youtu.be/T4HRSiyE9d4

11.01.2022 Dog Wash: Diesel

10.01.2022 Over the last Week or so I have been super busy with Grooming, Pet Sitting, Dog Walking and Pet Day care. Here are some highlights from my week.

10.01.2022 Fun Fact Tuesday!!! Wild dolphins call each by name. Oi, Flipper!

10.01.2022 Happy Sunday https://youtu.be/m9um0KKqsYQ

10.01.2022 I just learned so much. Thanks to: instagram.com/dr.hunterfinn tiktok.com/@dr.hunterfinn

09.01.2022 Fun Fact TUESDAY!!! Whitetail deer can sprint at speeds up to 30 MPH.

07.01.2022 Announcement Time: Project One I am so honoured that I can share the news with you all today. I will be working alongside Capalaba Produce, Pets, Plants as their Social Media Photographer. This allows me to very creative, be around my country family there, the animals and finally meeting new people. I cannot tell you enough how much this means to me working with them. The business is very community friendly and provides so much love. I recently found out that they teamed u...p with 96.5 Radio to help out a man Name Bruce. Bruce and his wife Donna recently received the news that Bruce has a Giloblastoma; an incurable stage 4 brain cancer. I’ll post a link below so can watch the full story as it ends with a remarkable surprise. https://www.96five.com//2020/96five-sos-a-garden-for-bruce/ I have been searching to work others who has the same values as myself business wise and simply have taken a chance on me. Capalaba Produce has gone above and beyond to provide happiness and great customer service to all of the surrounding communities. I simply cannot wait to start our business venture in early 2021, so please keep a look out for my amazing photography skills over there. In the meantime, enjoy some sneak peaks of the pictures I have already taken down below.. Regards Brooke

06.01.2022 Animal Joke Friday Q: Why don’t bears wear shoes? A: What’s the use? They’d still have bear feet!

06.01.2022 Animal Joke Friday Q: What animal has more lives than a cat? A: Frogs, they croak every night!

06.01.2022 Animal Joke Friday Q: Why are fish so good at watching their weight? A: Because they have lots of scales.

05.01.2022 Dog Wash: Bruce, Nugget, Peanut & Milo.

04.01.2022 Fun Fact TUESDAY!!! Blue Jays mimic hawks’ calls to scare away other birds.

02.01.2022 National Geographic Saturday https://youtu.be/WJ6wZy_vMXo

01.01.2022 Dear Customer & Readers, Lately I have been a little busy getting the grooming service situated and have not been doing my Veterinary topic Monday’s, Dog breed Wednesday & Cat breed Thursday. I love writing the articles but life sometimes gets a little busy. ... My question is to you guys is do you still want to see these article being produced by me? Please comment down below....... I had been doing weekly ones but if you would like to continue them, I can scale it back ensuring I do have the adequate time to post them. The last couple of weeks have been quite a ride with new services added. The services I am currently providing include; Mobile dog grooming, pet photography, pet sitting, pet day care and dog walking. Regards Brooke

01.01.2022 Well well well Looks like every weekend of November we will be attending a market. Don’t worry in December we are scaling back on markets to fit more people in for the Xmas rush during the weekends. Look forward to seeing everyone at these location over the month. ... Regards Brooke