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24.01.2022 Does your dog need a good deshed groom for summer? Or even a basic clip due to the heat? Are you going away and just need someone to drop past and feed and check on your cats and dogs (walking incl for dogs weather permitting) over the Christmas break? Then message Western Pet Services!!

23.01.2022 Comedy group ManiPedi shares all the excuses they've heard when people fail to leash their dogs. Can humor change behavior? Share, and let's find out! (Pssst... Want to help your dog go green? Get him a Green Dog Membership to Natural Lands Trust: www.natlands.org/greendog)

22.01.2022 Western Pet Services - Grooming services. Just taking a few days off early this week but there are limited spaces available on Thursday (26th ) and Friday (27th) this week for those urgent wash/deshed/trimming requirements

22.01.2022 Open for Christmas bookings! Western Pet Services is available for grooming services right up until Christmas but bookings are required. Services offered are washing, brushing, deshed, nail clipping and a basic full clipping service. Western Pet Services is also available for home visits to care for pets if you are going away for a few days and need your pets fed and looked after this is especially suitable for cats who can stay at home on their own and only need one or two... visits a day for feeding, water and kitty litter changed. Dogs can also be catered for if they can also stay at home on their own. Contact Western Pet Services for further details.

19.01.2022 When your dog has fun at the dog park and is ready to go home in the car looking like this!!

18.01.2022 https://petshealth.com.au/blog-hilton-oh/toxic-plants-pets

17.01.2022 A one shot cannon charge is scheduled at Royal Adelaide Golf Club, Seaton on the morning of Saturday 4 July, 7:15-7:30am. If you live nearby and your pets are s...ensitive to loud noises, please keep them safe and inside. For more information and tips on assisting your pets who may be sensitive to loud noises visit www.charlessturt.sa.gov.au//does-your-dog-go-into-a-firewo

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17.01.2022 Link to donate. Pawgust supports the training of Guide dogs in Australia https://www.pawgust.com.au/fundraisers/jennybarnes

14.01.2022 Why does my dog need to be on a lead? This is a question Charles Sturt officers get asked a lot. Often dog owners feel the by-laws are unnecessary because thei...r dog is friendly and well trained or small or old or needs to toilet or is a puppy that needs to learn and socialise We’ve heard them all. In fact, we’re sure It’s okay, he’s friendly are words every dog owner has heard on their walks, or perhaps yelled in haste as their own dog approaches another person or dog in the distance. The phrase is usually well intentioned - designed to reduce any worry the other person might feel about being approached by an unknown dog. But it misses one small and incredibly important concept it’s not about your dog at all! For more information on good leash etiquette and how it helps everyone in our community feel safe please see our new Dog Blog article - Why does my dog need to be on a lead? https://www.charlessturt.sa.gov.au//pets-and/dogs/dog-blog

13.01.2022 Can my dog eat that? Are you aware of some of the potential doggy dangers out there? We've compiled a quick list for you below. This list is not complete but th...ese are just a few of the hazards we find people forget about or are not aware of. (1) Grapes, sultanas, and raisins: induce kidney failure in some dogs (2)Macadamia nuts: cause weakness, vomiting, and diarrhoea (3) Avocados: lead to a stomach upset and the pip can also cause an obstruction if ingested (4) Onions, leeks, garlic, and chives: ingestion leads to destruction of red blood cells (5) Chewing gum: contains Xylitol and this can cause weakness and seizures (6) Corn on the cob: the corn might be digested, but the cob may lodge in the small intestine causing a blockage (7) Chocolate: you've probably heard this before, but remember chocolate is toxic to dogs and ingestion of just a small amount can be fatal cooking chocolate and dark chocolate are the most dangerous (8) Rodent bait: can lead to blood clotting problems 3-14 days after ingestion (9) Stockings, undies, socks: are all attractive to dogs and can cause a nasty intestinal obstruction Has your dog ingested something? Phone us for advice.

13.01.2022 Western Pet Services has now added DOG PHOTOGRAPHY to our prices page. This is a service where we will meet you at your local off lead dog park and take photos as requested of your dog sitting, standing, running and having fun. You will receive select photos edited and a DVD of ALL photos taken. ALL this for just $200 !! There is no limit to photos nor limit on time.... Travel outside the service area does incur a travel fee.

11.01.2022 First week of Jan is filling fast - contact Western Pet Services now to book grooming servicesFirst week of Jan is filling fast - contact Western Pet Services now to book grooming services

11.01.2022 Yes we have limited availability between Christmas & New Year and now taking bookings for the first two weeks of January.Yes we have limited availability between Christmas & New Year and now taking bookings for the first two weeks of January.

11.01.2022 https://7news.com.au//masterpet-recalls-black-hawk-dog-foo

07.01.2022 Did you know that all public places other than a park / reserve are dog on lead areas within South Australia? Reserves and paths within those reserves howev...er are different and are declared so by way of Council By-laws. It's important to remember when walking along the footpaths that run along our coast that your dog is still required to be on a lead. These spaces are shared by bikes, pedestrians, children and dogs alike so please for the safety of others and your dog ensure your dog is on a lead not exceeding 2m in length. For more information on dog on and off lead areas within Charles Sturt please see https://www.charlessturt.sa.gov.au/services/pets-and-animal-management/dogs/dog-on-and-off-lead-areas See more

02.01.2022 Does your dog enjoy playing ball on the beach? We know that most dogs love to chase and at times return the ball, stick or frisbee that their caring owner has... thrown for them. We also know that it can be very hard to concentrate on that ball while also looking ahead for the possible sandcastle, small child, towel or another dog that may be in the way. Apart from possible injury to not only your dog and others it can also cause a bit of annoyance on a crowded beach to other beach goers no matter how small or cute our K9 friend may be. Please remember ball games on the beach do not equal effective control if used with a ball launcher or thrown at vary large distances. Ball games should be limited to off lead times and at short distances when you are confident your dog has practised and mastered recall. Share a picture in the comments of your dog enjoying the beach safely! For more information on dog safety and the importance of effective control and leash laws please see https://www.charlessturt.sa.gov.au//why-does-my-dog-need-t

01.01.2022 Dont forget coming up to Christmas we have plenty of available appointments for grooming, pet sitting (home visits), walking and photography. Pricing as per below Groom- Wash/brush/deshed/trim - From $40 Pet sitting (home visits) From $30 per day.... Dog Walking - $25 (30 min) Puppy Visit during day- $15 Older dog check in visit during day- $15 Dog Photography - $200 Please contact for further details. Servicing the western suburbs of Adelaide - please check website for suburb listing. https://westernpetservices.com.au/service-area/