The Fat Dog Healthy Dog Treat Co. in Figtree, New South Wales, Australia | Pet shop

The Fat Dog Healthy Dog Treat Co.

Locality: Figtree, New South Wales, Australia

Phone: +61 421 086 640

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25.01.2022 New Stock at TFD!

24.01.2022 Ever heard of a 'Puppy Papoose'? Well now you have These gorgeous dog carriers are designed for our fussy furry friends. The ones who get nervous in crowds or the ones who are just simply lazy! Check them out today at www.thefatdog.com.au

22.01.2022 Sick of it 40% OFF SALE! The Fat Dog is leaving this Sunday! So get in quick for a great doggie bargain!

21.01.2022 Check out our new website for all your pooches fashionable needs and receive 10% off your first purchase! www.thefatdog.com.au

21.01.2022 Ummm think we are famous hahahaha Thanks North Wollongong Hotel and to those gorgeous fur babies and their Mum's who lunched at North Gong Hotel and got a The Fat Dog Healthy Dog Treat Co. treat today! Happy Mother's Day x

21.01.2022 Baking baking baking for Bulli Foragers market this Sunday!

20.01.2022 Were excited! These gorgeous products are coming soon!

19.01.2022 We bake our healthy homemade treats to order! Order today at:

18.01.2022 Its our last day at Figtree Grove TFD lovers!!! Treats and stock are limited and at 40% OFF! So get in quick!

17.01.2022 Check out our new and improved website! Visit our website and Join our Fat Pack today to get 10% off your first purchase!

17.01.2022 homemade dog !

16.01.2022 Check out www.thefatdog.com.au to find healthy homade dog treats , cute dog clothes , dog accessoris and of course our new 100% cotton tshirts!

12.01.2022 Another day, another delivery! Thanks for supporting us Sandra!

11.01.2022 Check out our new website! Here you will find all our healthy homemade dog treats, dog clothes and accessories and our new 100% cotton dog T-shirts!

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10.01.2022 Have a very Merry Christmas Everyone! We hope everyone and every doggo gets spoilt rotten this Christmas! Love from the TFD doggos

07.01.2022 And the winner of our Christmas Lamb Party Mix pack is........ Maddison Ruby!!!!!!!! Thankyou:... - Jade Williams - Michelle Williams - Tina LaLa - Lia Freeman - Emma Martin - Diann Leplaw - Marina Harris - Ashley Rodger - Sandra Hoyn - Casey Kemp -Whitney Lacey for participating and just for that reason, all who commented will receive 10% Christmas treats until Christmas Eve! (This discount can only be used once per customer in store only) MERRY CHRISTMAS!

07.01.2022 WE ARE EXCITED TO ANNOUNCE A NEW RANGE AT TFD! COMING SOON!

06.01.2022 ! - www.thefatdog.com.au

06.01.2022 Just a little something my phone sent me of the TFD girls and their furry friends in 2018

05.01.2022 ._.``..` `..``._. The Fat Dog Healthy Dog Treat Co are Baking fresh treats for upcoming orders this week! Get in quick and receive a free dog toy with every purchase!

05.01.2022 H E A T S T R O K E W A R N I N G As the weather heats up once again this summer on the Central Coast, it serves as a timely reminder to prevent your ...pets from suffering heat stroke!! What causes heat stroke? Any hot environment can predispose to heat stroke, and if your pet cannot cool themselves down adequately via panting, body temperature quickly starts to rise, leading to stress and exhaustion. Common mistakes include exercising your pet on a hot day, not providing adequate shade and water, or leaving your pet in a hot car. For some short faced breeds (e.g. pugs & bulldogs), older pets, or those with pre-existing medical conditions, they can succumb to the effects of heat stroke very quickly. What are the signs of heat stroke? Signs of heat stroke include excessive panting, drooling, distress, redness of the gums, uncoordinated movement, vomiting and collapse. In many cases, heat stroke can lead to coma and death. What can you do if you think your pet is suffering heat stroke? - The first thing to do is to remove your pet from the hot environment or stop the activity (e.g playing or exercise). - Hose down your pet with cool water, or place them under cool water in the shower or bath tub, making sure to keep their head elevated to avoid aspiration of water. - Call your veterinarian immediately for advice, and to let them know you are on your way. Advice can differ accordingly to what clinical signs your pet is experiencing. - Get in the car and take water soaked towels to wipe over your pet and put the air con on full blast while you drive to your closest vet. What happens once I get to the vet? Emergency treatment for heat stroke varies depending on the severity of clinical signs, but often involves attempts to stabilize your pet by reducing body temperature, giving intravenous fluids and oxygen. It is then extremely important to monitor for signs of secondary organ failure, electrolyte abnormalities, clotting problems and brain damage. Some pets may even be put in an induced coma. What can you do to avoid heat stroke in your pets? The good news is that there are many ways that you can avoid heat stroke in your pets, including: - Providing adequate shade and water, which may include keeping your pet inside in the air conditioning during hot weather - NEVER leave your pet in a parked car - Dont walk or exercise your pet during hot weather - Dont walk your pets on hot asphalt or hot sand - if you cant keep your hand on the ground then its too hot to walk - Dont let your pets over exert themselves in the heat- even playing and swimming on a hot day can lead to heat exhaustion from excessive exercise - Add ice cubes to your pets drinking water If you think your pet is suffering heat stroke, please call us immediately during business hours on 0243845888. For emergencies after hours, you can contact Animal Referral Hospital on 0243233886; or SASH on 0243111399.

05.01.2022 , its only Tuesday

04.01.2022 The Fat Dog Healthy Dog Treat Co. will be trading at Bulli Foragers Market April 14th! Will you be there?!?!

04.01.2022 Jingle paws Jingle paws Jingle all the way!