Robyn's Nest

Her pups got her home!! ❤️

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When you happen upon an amazing picture of the dog who still has your heart in his paws. 😔❤️

I'm excited to announce that I'm ready to meet with new clients and care for your beloved pets!
Please meet my new pup, Pippin! He is joy personified. 🥰

A short summer cut for the pet sitter who melts outside caring for your pups! (I love each & every one!!!)
This past week the heat index rose to 106°!!!

This is incredible!!!
Going to look up how it is done!!!

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❗️❗️❗️Heatstroke symptoms in your pets ..... SHARE❗️❗️❗️

http://m.petmd.com/dog/conditions/cardiovascular/c_dg_heat_stroke

SYMPTOMS AND TYPES

Hyperthermia can be categorized as either fever or non-fever hyperthermias; heat stroke is a common form of the latter. Symptoms of both types include:

Panting
Dehydration
Excessive drooling (ptyalism)
Increased body temperature - above 103° F (39° C)
Reddened gums and moist tissues of the body
Production of only small amounts of urine or no urine
Sudden (acute) kidney failure
Rapid heart rate
Irregular heart beats
Shock
Stoppage of the heart and breathing (cardiopulmonary arrest)
Fluid build-up in the lungs; sudden breathing distress (tachypnea)
Blood-clotting disorder(s)
Vomiting blood (hematemesis)
Passage of blood in the bowel movement or stool
Black, tarry stools
Small, pinpoint areas of bleeding
Generalized (systemic) inflammatory response syndrome
Disease characterized by the breakdown of red-muscle tissue
Death of liver cells
Changes in mental status
Seizures
Muscle tremors
Wobbly, incoordinated or drunken gait or movement (ataxia)
Unconsciousness in which the dog cannot be stimulated to be awakened

Your pets are part of your family, so plan for them during this storm season.
Also check if your local hurricane shelter on whether or not they are pet-friendy.
Thank you Trinity Oaks Pet Wellness Center for posting these checklists!!

June is National Month. The Atlantic hurricane season extends from June 1 through November 30. Now is the time for communities along the coastline as well as inland to get prepared for the dangers that hurricanes can bring.

Include your pets in your family emergency plan.

Such important info going into our hotter months!
Thank you Trinity Oaks Pet Wellness Center for posting this reminder!

While exercising your pet is absolutely fantastic, make sure you keep in mind that the asphalt that comes in contact with your pet’s paws can get way hotter then what the temperature reads outside! 🔥🐾