Autumn Adventures and Hidden Hazards

Autumn brings crisp walks and golden leaves—but also a few hidden hazards for dogs. Here’s a roundup of seasonal dangers to watch out for:

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Things to Avoid on Your Walks

• Acorns & Conkers – Toxic if chewed or swallowed

• Wild Mushrooms – Many are poisonous and hard to identify

• Mouldy Leaf Piles – Can cause skin or respiratory irritation

• Harvest Mites – Tiny orange bugs that cause itchy skin

• Yew Berries & Beechnuts – Toxic and tempting to curious pups

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Fireworks Season

Bonfire Night can be stressful for dogs. Create a cosy retreat, play calming music, and ask us about anxiety support options. (Stay tuned on more information about how to keep your pets stress free on Bonfire Night)

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Watch Out for Chemicals

Antifreeze and rodent bait are more common in colder months—both are highly toxic. Keep these well out of reach.

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Let’s keep tails wagging safely this season!

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*The beautiful doggies pictured in these photos are staff dogs, Brooke, Riley, Loki, Donny, Bron and Gwen

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