<![CDATA[PEPPE'S PAWS - 07449719787 - Blog]]>Thu, 12 Feb 2026 15:35:09 +0000Weebly<![CDATA[DOG THEFT]]>Wed, 24 Feb 2021 13:39:58 GMThttps://www.peppespaws.com/peppesnews/dog-theftHuge demand for dogs during COVID lockdowns has fuelled a rise in dog thefts in Devon.
With the cost of purchasing our beloved four legged friends increasing, criminals are on
the look out to make a quick and easy buck.

Peppe’s Paws has put together the following tips for you to protect your Dog.

1. Ensure that your dog is microchipped. In fact, it is a legal requirement to have your
dog microchipped by the age of eight weeks old.

2. Take regular photographs of you and your dog from different angles in the event
you need to prove ownership. Ensure you take a photograph of any distinctive
markings.

3. Never leave your dog unattended

4. If your dog is home along, leave the radio or TV on. If you leave your dog alone in
the evening, turn the lights on so it looks like someone is at home.

5. Vary your dog walking routes and the times that you walk your dog. Criminals tend
to target dogs by looking for daily walking routines.

6. Be wary of strangers who ask several questions about your dog.

7. Refrain from walking your dog at night time alone.

In the events that this awful experience happens to you act quickly by:

  • Calling the Police to report the theft
  • Report the dog missing on the relevant microchip database
  • Use your social media accounts to post an alert and encourage friends/family to share the posts to reach a broader audience.
  • Contact local dog wardens, vets and animal shelters

The Most Commonly Stolen Dog Breeds are:

1. French Bulldog
2. Chihuahua.
3. Labradoodle
4. Staffordshire Bull Terrier
​5. German Shepherd
6. Labrador Retriever
7. Springer Spaniel
8. Siberian Husky
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]]><![CDATA[Fleas and ticks]]>Sat, 29 Aug 2020 00:00:00 GMThttps://www.peppespaws.com/peppesnews/fleas-and-ticks
Fleas and Ticks are in season and it’s our four legged family members that suffer from these little critters.
  
Fleas and ticks are external parasites that can cause extreme discomfort and even serious illnesses to your pets and even humans, such as Lyme Disease. 

Luckily, fleas and ticks are easily prevented with the use of easy to administer prevention products. These products range from spot-on and spray treatments to collars.  

Checking For Ticks 
After county walks you should check your pet in the following areas for ticks.  
  • Ears 
  • Neck / Face 
  • Belly 
  • Groin/armpits 
  • Paws 

Ticks need to be removed slowly and carefully to ensure that the whole tick is removed. We recommend the use of a ‘Tick Remover’. These can be purchased online or from pet suppliers and vary in cost from £2.50 to £10.  

If you do not feel comfortable removing ticks from your pet, we recommend that you contact your local vet for advice.  
For further helpful information on Fleas and Ticks, we refer you to the following websites: 

The Kennel Club
PDSA
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]]><![CDATA[Transport Services]]>Sat, 22 Aug 2020 00:00:00 GMThttps://www.peppespaws.com/peppesnews/transport-servicePeppe’s Paws transport services can help with trips to the vets or dog groomers, transport to a holiday destination (including to and from airports) and assistance moving house when your car is to full for your pet to safely travel with you.

We also offer a ‘Doggy Wedding Service’ - with weddings being the most important day of your life, the planning of a wedding can also be the most stressful thing you do!  For those of you who want your furry family member to be part of your wedding or a guest, we can eliminate any further stress by organising transportation and supervision of your dog  during your wedding.

​For further details on our transport services and quotes, please contact us to discuss. 
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]]><![CDATA[10 Best Dog Friendly Pubs and CafÉ's in Exeter & Surrounding Areas]]>Sat, 15 Aug 2020 00:00:00 GMThttps://www.peppespaws.com/peppesnews/10-best-dog-friendly-pubs-and-cafes-in-exeter-surrounding-areasPeppe’s Paws have put together a list of local dog friendly pubs and cafés to assist you if you are a new dog owner, on holiday or new to the area. 
 
Many Hands Taproom
https://www.manyhandsbrew.com/
The Basement
Tonedale Mill Business Park
Wellington
TA21 0AW

Mill on the Exe
http://millontheexe.com/ 
Bonhay Road,
Exeter,
Devon,
EX4 3AB
Telephone: 01392 214464 

Dog friendly pub overlooking the River Exe. An ideal spot for lunch with your four legged friend. 
 
Double Locks
https://www.doublelocks.com/ 
Double Locks,
Canal Banks, 
Exeter,
Devon
EX2 6LT 
Tel: 01392 256947 

Hosting an annual dog show, this beautiful pub is a great location to take your dog on a lazy summer’s afternoon. Great food and a vast selection of beers from Exeter Brewery, Hanlon's, Otter Brewery and Bays Brewery along with many others.  
 
The Quayside Café 
85 Waterside,
Exeter
​EX2 8GZ 
Tel: 01392 757 410 

Excellent coffee right on the edge of Exeter canal. Grab a coffee and enjoy the view with your friends, family and dog.  
 
The Diggers Rest 
http://diggersrest.co.uk/ 
Woodbury Salterton
Exeter
Devon
EX5 1PQ 
Tel: 01395 232375 

500-year-old inn with beams and log fire. A great place for winter lunch/evening meals offering British and Global dishes.
Your Dog will feel right at home.  
 
On the Waterfront 
https://www.waterfrontexeter.co.uk/ 
4-9 Southern Warehouse 
The Quay 
Exeter 
EX2 4AP 
Tel: 01392 210 590 
 
Great pub food in a glorious setting by the River Exe. Perfect for a warm sunny autumn day to sit outside with your pooch.
Dogs are also allowed inside the bar area. 
 
The New Inn 
https://www.newinnbroadclyst.co.uk/ 
Broadclyst
Exeter
Devon
EX5 3BX 
Tel: 01392 461312 

Set in 2 acres in the midst of the glorious Devon countryside, this dog friendly pub hosts an extensive outside area for your four legged friend.  
 
The Otter Inn
https://theotterinn.com/ 
Weston,
Honiton,
Devon
EX14 3NZ 
Tel: 01404 42594 

A tranquil Country pub situated next to the River Otter. The Otter Inn has a beautiful large beer garden and inside there is a large log fire for those cold winter months. They offer a great selection of value for money pub food. The owners happily welcome your four legged friends. This is one of Peppe’s favourites! 
 
The Bowd Inn
http://www.thebowdinn.co.uk/ 
Bowd Cross,
Sidmouth,
Devon
EX10 0ND 
Tel: 01395 513328 

If you fancy a carvery any day of the week, then this is the place to come. Enjoy the outside garden with a large children's play area and plenty of room for you dog to sniff around. Dogs are also allowed in the bar area.  

The Courtyard Sidmouth 
​https://www.facebook.com/thecourtyardsidmouth/ 
128 High Street 
Sidmouth 
EX10 8EE 
Tel: 01395 577553

Great coffee, tasty food and fabulous vegan options. This café is a must visit if you like yummy food and coffee. Plus your dog will receive a more than friendly welcome. 

The Cranberry Farm
​https://www.cranberry-farm.co.uk/ 
Badger Way, 
Cranbrook, 
EX5 7FN 
Tel: 01404 823946 

Located in the heart of Cranbrook and offering a variety of food and beverages. This is a great place to bring your four legged friend to unwind and relax after work or catch up with loved ones.  

]]><![CDATA[Professional Photography partnership with gemma varney photography]]>Sat, 08 Aug 2020 00:00:00 GMThttps://www.peppespaws.com/peppesnews/professional-photography-partnership-with-gemma-varney-photographyWe have teamed up with local photographer Gemma Varney to offer a premium photographic service for all pets in our care, just quote 'Peppe's Paws' when you book your studio or location shoot and claim your free 10x8in print with every photo session. 

​Below are some examples of Gemma's work, you can visit her website here:
Pet Portraits
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