Reedy Creek Kennels & Cat Motel in Braidwood, New South Wales | Pet service

Reedy Creek Kennels & Cat Motel

Locality: Braidwood, New South Wales

Phone: +61 2 4842 7107

Address: 8324 Kings Hwy 2622 Braidwood, NSW, Australia

Website: http://www.braidwoodnsw.com

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24.01.2022 Update: owner found happy ending! Thanks everyone for the help and support. This bloke picked up on the Goulburn Rd, very scared, very nice dog. Will hold him till tomorrow then take him to the vet for scanning. Currently at Reedy Creek Kennels.

23.01.2022 Strawberry has been the top story all afternoon on WAtoday.com.au. She literally rotted from the inside out - just so a puppy farmer could supply a pet shop. Ve...ry soon, a bill to ban the sale of puppies in pet shops will go before the West Australian Parliament. But right now... it might not have the numbers to pass. Our message to opposition and crossbench MPs is: this is the cruelty you will be supporting by knocking back the Stop Puppy Farming Bill back. Send them a message and urge them to support here: https://www.oscarslaw.org//pass-laws-to-fight-west-austral Read Strawberry's story here: https://www.watoday.com.au//puppy-farm-sting-strawberry-th

19.01.2022 The RSPCA Canberra are now full of cats/kittens they have 200 with another 30 on the waiting list to come in. If you were looking to adopt please try there first.

19.01.2022 Ancient ‘Beware of Dog’ Sign From 2,000 Years Ago. A mosaic in front of a Roman poet's house in Pompeii, 1st Century AD. "Cave Canem"/caveat canine/beware of dog. Read the Story: https://museum-of-artifacts.blogspot.com//dogs-of-pompeii.

17.01.2022 Another place at the top of the podium for Andrew Cotter with his latest lockdown dog classic This time he’s supporting the charity Dogs for Good - UK

09.01.2022 Over the past few weeks we have seen a large increase in the number of dogs presenting to us with Canine Cough, also known as 'Kennel Cough'. Kennel Cough is a... highly contagious respiratory illness which often presents with a harsh and persistent hacking cough, like your pet has something stuck in their throat. You may also notice sneezing, nasal discharge, lethargy or loss of appetite. Kennel Cough is transmitted via water droplets and can be passed on via direct contact with an infected animal as well as indirectly by coming into contact with a contaminated surface (e.g. the shared water bowl at a public dog park). We have even seen infections occur in dogs who haven't left their backyard, which makes the name 'Kennel Cough' very misleading. Whilst a boarding kennel is a popular place for an outbreak due to large gatherings of dogs in one place, infections can occur anywhere, regardless of whether your dog goes to kennels or not. Luckily, there are vaccines available to help prevent your pet from contracting this illness. Although vaccination doesn't guarantee immnuity from the desease, it does reduce your pet's chances and means an infection will be less severe and easier to treat than if they didn't receive the vaccination. If you notice any signs that your pet may be unwell or you need to check your pet's vaccination status, please call us on 6230 2223. https://www.hallvet.com.au//canberras-kennel-cough-outbre/

09.01.2022 AUDREY UPDATE At 15 and a half this girl is a very curious creature, she snores, steals beds, barks and talks funny. audrey is going blind and deaf but doesn't... let that bother her. Audrey is looking for her own family to love. She needs a calm home without kids. She needs to be the baby. Located blacktown. See more

08.01.2022 A very Happy Christmas and a much better 2021 to all our friends and their families. Looking forward to seeing all of you in 2021A very Happy Christmas and a much better 2021 to all our friends and their families. Looking forward to seeing all of you in 2021

08.01.2022 Perth dog owners and buyers are being warned that a pet store in one of Perth's most prestigious suburbs has been linked to a notorious puppy farm. #9News | Nightly at 6.00pm

06.01.2022 Trevor is home He was returned today anonymously to our place while we were out!! Thank you everyone for helping bring our baby home, we are forever grateful

06.01.2022 For NSW group members. Important information.

05.01.2022 I know it's a big ask as you have all done so well with spreading the word. With one week to go, if you know ANYONE who hasn't signed the petition and would like to, please remind them www.bit.ly/nswpets

05.01.2022 Annual fees for non-desexed cats and restricted and dangerous dogs start from July 1 2020. Addressing issues caused by unwanted cat litters and improving community safety by encouraging ownership of lower-risk dogs, among other benefits. Find out more: bit.ly/3d7EZhm

04.01.2022 Hey b city, my grandma messaged me about a 9 year old greyhound that needs a new home. Her owner is 83 and isn’t able to give her the care she needs. Any interest let me know and I’ll pass the info on

02.01.2022 Paralysis Tick Warning In the last week we have treated three cases of tick paralysis already... Tick Paralysis or ‘toxicity’ occurs when ticks over a period of... time cause single organ toxicity, targeting the cardiac system, bladder and lungs etc. Severe paralysis generally sets in within a day to two weeks. The tick injects a poison into the dog or cat as it feeds, causing weakness, irritation, a change in pitch in the meow or bark, wobbliness and collapse. If you find a tick on your pet; Stay calm! This is the most important thing you can do for your pet, as affected animals cope poorly with stress or overheating. Contact a Vet immediately and arrange to bring your pet in. Do not wait until the next morning. Remove any visible ticks with a hook or tweezers (and search for more ticks if one is discovered) and try to keep your pet relaxed, quiet and cool. It is important to seek emergency care even if you remove the offending tick(s). The toxin typically continues to poison your dog or cat and timely treatment is still required. Paralysis Ticks can be avoidable so it is important to always use tick prevention and check your pet twice daily especially if you go to coastal areas. See more