The NAC Guinea Pigs
The Natural Animal Centre has just improved and expanded our guinea pig enclosure, take a look at what we did… Read the rest of this entry »
The NAC Guinea Pigs
The Natural Animal Centre has just improved and expanded our guinea pig enclosure, take a look at what we did… Read the rest of this entry »
Warmest wishes to Jonathan… Read the rest of this entry »
When Ross found a little female westie wandering up a country lane, a fair distance from any house or farm, she was fearful, covered in fleas and absolutely filthy. She was bought back to the Natural Animal Centre where we bathed her, treated her for fleas and cystitis, and put up ‘found’ posters. No one claimed her, so we called her Lily-Rose. Read the rest of this entry »
For the last few years we have been offering accommodation at NAC 2 so students attending courses in Wales can stay together to enhance your animal experience. As of April 2011 we have new people managing this facility, for more information or to book your place please go to their website:
Join Lauren, our newest working student as she describes life at the NAC through a series of blogs and photographs. Read the rest of this entry »
In 2010 Heather travelled to hold the Bach Flower Remedy animal practitioner course in the USA. We held the course at Nelsons USA (the manufacturers of the Bach(R) Original Flower Remedies) in Boston. Read the rest of this entry »
We have just confirmed the new dates the Bach Flower Remedy course for 2011. This is a Bach Centre approved level 3 course for anyone interested in using Dr Bach’s 38 remedies with animals. Read the rest of this entry »
Our current scheduled dates for the Equine, Canine and Feline Behaviour Qualification being held in Chelmsford, Essex are: Read the rest of this entry »
In November Heather will be in Sussex giving the first of a series of talks on
how modern day life affects our animals. Join her for just £15 per person.
Tuesday 9th November – Forrest Hall, East Sussex
To book your ticket call 01986 892196
From time to time Heather visits rescue centres to carry out staff training. Holly Dowler-Smith n a working student at the NAC accompanied Heather on one of these trips and shares her experiences: