Anglesey Micro-Chipping and Scanning

11/01/2026

Chipped this little boy he’s awaiting his new family x

10/01/2026

Every person that has a litter or is planning a litter should have collo cal D or another calcium with victimise D in it.

Check out betterdogbreedingtracey’s video.

10/01/2026

Nearly ready for her new home. Little girl x

09/01/2026

Just a little message I’ve heard there’s kennel cough going around at the moment, so clients be aware if your dogs puppies are coughing seek medical advice from your vets.
If they are coughing then please don’t take out for walks please don’t have lots of people visit this illness isn’t good for puppies and older dogs it also transferred to cats and kittens.

Kennel cough, or infectious tracheobronchitis, is a highly contagious respiratory infection in dogs causing a harsh, hacking cough, often sounding like something is stuck in their throat, and can be accompanied by sneezing or discharge, typically resolving in 1-3 weeks with rest and supportive care, though severe cases in puppies, seniors, or immunocompromised dogs need vet care, as complications like pneumonia can occur. It spreads through airborne particles or contaminated surfaces in places like kennels, parks, and daycares, and vaccination is available to reduce risk.
Causes & Transmission
Caused by various viruses (like parainfluenza, adenovirus) and bacteria (especially Bordetella bronchiseptica).
Spreads easily via close contact, coughing, shared water bowls, or contaminated objects.
Common in boarding facilities, dog parks, groomers, and vet clinics.
Symptoms
Classic Cough: Dry, hacking, honking cough, sometimes followed by gagging or mucus.
Other Signs: Sneezing, runny nose/eyes, lethargy, fever, reduced appetite (in more severe cases).
Worsening Signs (See Vet): Wet cough, significant lethargy, difficulty breathing, green/yellow discharge.
Treatment & Home Care
Mild Cases: Rest, plenty of water, humidifier, light exercise, and using a harness (not a collar) to reduce throat irritation.
Severe Cases: Vet may prescribe antibiotics for secondary infections, anti-inflammatories, or cough suppressants.
Isolation: Keep sick dogs away from others for at least two weeks after symptoms disappear to prevent spread.
Prevention
Vaccination is available (injectable, intranasal, oral) and reduces severity.
Avoid high-risk areas if your dog isn't vaccinated or has underlying health issues.

08/01/2026

6 new arrivals congrats to owners and now 7 congrats to owner x

07/01/2026

Babies on the way Labradors x

07/01/2026

Labrador babies on the way. Congrats to owners gonna be busy with this lot of babies x

06/01/2026

I’ve made my Reyes cake. Happy 3 kings x

06/01/2026

Two new arrivals born on 3 kings. Beautiful. Congrats to owners there will be a very happy girl in the house x

06/01/2026

Happy 3 kinds every one. Love Spanish Xmas day usualy there but not this year. X

06/01/2026

Happy Three kings day to all my Spanish friends and family. Love to you all and I hope your all kings for aday ###

04/01/2026

Babies on the way. Congrats to owners x