Fret Less Pet in Bargara, Queensland | Pet service

Fret Less Pet

Locality: Bargara, Queensland

Phone: +61 468 919 033

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24.01.2022 Merry Christmas to all those beautiful fur baby’s. From Rebecca and Scott Merry Christmas to all those beautiful fur baby’s. From Rebecca and Scott

24.01.2022 Ain’t that the truth

24.01.2022 To good not to share

22.01.2022 Schrödinger’s cat ?

22.01.2022 Heading into the silly season, Happy Saturday everyone

22.01.2022 Couldn’t agree more

22.01.2022 Happy Halloween

21.01.2022 Another Beautiful family we got to hang out with, This is Red, Chilli and Manni, Ethan loved spending time with these big gentle kids

21.01.2022 When ur mom doesn’t stop for chimken nuggos (via: @waltergeoffreythefrenchie )

21.01.2022 Simple behaviours taught before they are needed will be offered confidently when they are! Little "secret" re this "device" ...for this little patient of mi...ne, it is in fact a "Portable Protected Contact Device".... really effective...animal is comfortable/ vet team safe and relaxed - works beautifully. See more

20.01.2022 Wholesome proof that there are ALWAYS reasons for hope even in a year like 2020 What other good news stories did we miss?

19.01.2022 We think it's safe to say Annie the alpaca is not fond of Maggie the dog

17.01.2022 No truer words spoken

16.01.2022 With rain and heat these little buggers come out to play. Alot of people dont realise these ticks are fatal to your pets it takes antivenom to save their life. Please keep up to date with the proper repellents, even your cat can be covered now so if your not sure ring your vet and ask what would work for you. Stay safe this Christmas

13.01.2022 We custom built Melanie and Greg's kitties a large window catio 2 years ago. Check out this spectacular addition they had us build for their super lucky kitties...!! Extensive cat walk through the trees, leading to a Grand Catio, so much enrichment and safe outdoor fun! Update : Photos of Melanie and Greg’s Kitties See more

09.01.2022 Happy International Dog Day!

09.01.2022 We really appreciate looking after so many child friendly pets. We all have so much fun when we get together. This is Pickles and Skraut one of those gorgeous families we have the pleasure of taking care of.

08.01.2022 Those puppy dog eye's

08.01.2022 Lockdown With Dog

08.01.2022 What is wrong with these cats

07.01.2022 Look at these chonky floof balls playing in the snow!

06.01.2022 Me and my life goal Credit: Newsflare

04.01.2022 Clever idea for our caravan owners

04.01.2022 Did you know that guinea pigs are obligate nasal breathers? Due to their unique anatomy, these animals are made to breathe through their noses and not their... mouths. Their soft palate and epiglottis (opening to the windpipe) are in such close contact that it can create an effective seal from the oropharynx. The theory is that as prey animals they are mostly snacking on the run therefore if they can breathe and eat at the same time, they have a better chance of refuelling themselves while still on the look out for predators. However this means that guinea pigs (along with rabbits) do not handle respiratory infections well and if they get sick enough, they will try to breathe through their mouths. If they get to this stage, the prognosis is not great unfortuantely and many succumb to the infection and the associated stresses of being sick. If you notice your guinea pig or rabbit has: discharge from the nose (especially if white/green/yellow) sneezing laboured or difficulty breathing facial asymmetry/swellings a head tilt weight loss/inappetance/lethargy They should get a check up with a guinea pig/rabbit savvy veterinarian as they may be suffering from a respiratory infection. Like my posts - please like, share, tag a friend and comment #drbree #guineapigs #rabbits #respiratoryhealth #obligatenasalbreathers

03.01.2022 I think everyone's goal in life should be to be as happy as this lab at this playground...