Celebrate Your Pet at Every Age. Everyone loves a new puppy or kitten, says Dr. Becker. “They’re wildly kinetic, and humorous. An older pet is thinner, bonier. Their coats aren’t as soft, they might have bad breath.” But, like people, a pet’s needs change with age. They may be less active, preferring a leisurely stroll to a rollicking tug-of-war. “Our old retriever, who’s blind, still wants to retrieve.” Adapting to their changing needs will ensure your old friend remains a healthy and happy member of your family.
As a result, guests should expect plenty of show tunes, death drops and lots of laughs.
Attendees will also get a welcome drink and a brunch dish of choice – with options including avocado and chilli poached eggs on sourdough bread, crispy duck salad, and beer-battered haddock and chips.
As the name suggests, dogs are very much welcome at this event, too.
In fact, according to the organisers, dogs will be treated as VIPs (Very Important Pooches) as they will offered bottomless ‘pawsecco’ and canine snacks – plus they will be invited to enjoy a specially-designed ball pit for fun.
Growing up. While the Chow Chow dogs are well known for their distinctive blue-black tongues, they’re actually born with pink tongues. They turn blue-black at 8-10 weeks of age.
There will also be a photobooth for families to capture some snaps.
The drag and dog brunch is set to run on a monthly basis with tickets at £45 (which permits one human and one dog).
Currently, the upcoming theme for April’s event is a doggy beauty contest – but stay tuned for more information.
Looking for more fun to have in the capital? A hash brown-themed restaurant is opening in London for a three-month run.
The Hash Hut is all about getting experimental with what’s typically considered a breakfast side dish, and putting it as the star of the show.
Create Your Own Doggie First Aid Kit. You never know when an accident might happen so it’s recommended to have a first aid kit on hand just in case. Here’s a great list of basic items a pet first aid kit should have.
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