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Grooming availability for next week at Pet Parlour

Your favourite training sausage back in stock 400g only £2.99 each

Welcome Charlotte 🐶 🐾

More tasty treats arrived today. All 100% natural, healthy chews and treats.

Local art at Pier Road Art & Coffee in Littlehampton - we love this place. Go and have a look!

In stock today. Bulls pizzles 18-20cms £2.50 each. These are longer in length so last longer as a chew than the standard pizzles

Fresh Quail Eggs - £2 for 12 Quail eggs are both an inexpensive source of nutrients to your dog's diet as well as a complete source of nutrition. When fed raw, quail eggs for dogs are one of the most complete sources of amino acids and are also good sources of vitamin A, riboflavin, folate, vitamin B12, fatty acids, and selenium.
Eggs are considered one of nature’s perfect foods yet only in their raw whole state can eggs provide your dog with their healthful benefits. Though... it may be tempting to boil eggs or scramble them before feeding to your pet, this defeats the purpose of feeding eggs and your pet will reap far fewer benefits from eating them cooked.
The number one fear people have about feeding raw eggs to their dogs is the risk of salmonella. What’s unique about quail is that their body temperature is higher than chickens so they don’t carry salmonella or pass it on to their eggs.
Quail Eggs Boost Energy
Quail eggs for dogs are a great source of fat: your dog’s most important source of energy. They’re also rich in iron which is important for your dog’s energy levels.
Quail Eggs Help Maintain Skin, Hair and Eye Health
Quail eggs are very high in Riboflavin (vitamin B2). B vitamins help keep your dog’s skin, hair, and eyes healthy. Riboflavin also plays a role in the production of red blood cells.
Feeding Quail Eggs to Dogs
It’s important to remember to feed eggs in moderation. Although quail eggs for dogs can be a part of a healthy diet, balance is still a must.
Feed eggs to tolerance, as a nutritional bonus. If your pet shows any signs of digestive upset then you’re either feeding too many or adding them to the diet too quickly, so simply back off of the amount and/or reintroduce the quail eggs slower.
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Paws Training Puppy Course starting this Thursday evening - just a couple of spaces left!

New course starts this Thursday 6.15pm Clapham & Patching Village Hall (Long Furlong Road)

1-1 private dog training sessions with Paws Training

We’ve noticed a lot of dogs being walked in this hot weather. Dogs won’t die from NOT getting walked, but getting walked in hot weather can have devastating consequences!
Keep them in shade and cool during the day and walk in the early hours or cooler evenings.
Some dogs are more prone to developing heat exhaustion:
... 🐶 younger or older dogs 🐶 overweight or low energy or out of shape 🐶 brachycephalic (Pugs, Bulldogs and other flat-faced & short nosed breeds) 🐶 thick-coated 🐶 doesn’t drink enough water 🐶 underlying diseases like heart, respiratory, endocrine disorders, or arthritis.
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Stunning Mira so patient this morning whilst we talked food and treats

Beautiful Jack Russell Ollie in his new red Perfect Fit harness today

Treat your woofer to these locally made iced treats. Fresh fruit or banana & peanut butter 2 for £5

Would you and your pup like to continue learning and progressing in fun small group sessions. Every Sunday morning at Clymping Village Hall.

Open all day 9-5pm every Saturday