Dates to see Santa

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Santa will be here every Saturday & Sunday this December. We will be hosting a special Charity Santa day at the grotto every Sunday, proceeds from visiting Santa on a Sunday will go to the Cornish Seal Sanctuary . Dates, times & entry prices are  –

 

NOVEMBER

Saturday 24th  – Santa will be here 10am – 5pm

 

DECEMBER

Saturday 1st – 10am – 5pm

Sunday 2nd – 10:30am – 4pm (Proceeds go to The Cornish Seal Sanctuary)

Saturday 8th – 10am – 5pm

Sunday 9th – 10:30am – 4pm (Proceeds go to The Cornish Seal Sanctuary)

Saturday 15th – 10am – 5pm

Sunday 16th – 10:30am – 4pm (Proceeds go to The Cornish Seal Sanctuary)

Saturday 22nd – 10am – 5pm

Sunday 23rd –  10:30am – 4pm (Proceeds go to The Cornish Seal Sanctuary)

Entry : £7.50 per child, no age limit. All children visiting Santa will receive a wrapped gift.

We are CANAGAN Dog & Cat food stockists.

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WHY CANAGAN?

Canagan is crafted to replicate the ancestral diet of your pet, with a high meat content, vegetables and botanicals, every bowl of Canagan really is feeding their natural instinct.

Our delicious, grain free recipes use the finest ingredients available. Naturally, all our foods are free of artificial flavours, colours or preservatives. If it isn’t good enough for humans it isn’t good enough for our pets, that’s why we try every one of our recipes ourselves!

We carefully select our ingredients from trusted suppliers to ensure that every batch of our food meets the highest standards of taste and nutrition.

We are incredibly proud to have made a difference to the lives of pets all across the world.

Wolf & Cat
Wolf & Cat

WHAT IS BIOLOGICALLY APPROPRIATE?

Traditionally dog and cat foods have sacrificed nutritional value by using cheaper, less nutritionally accessible ingredients.

Our nutritionists have looked carefully at the dietary needs of cats and dogs to produce a food which more closely mimics your pet’s ancestral diet with the correct ratio of meat protein and fat to carbohydrate and a much higher meat content than most.

WHY GO GRAIN FREE?

Dogs and cats are highly adapted to eat meat. Like all carnivores, they find it more difficult to digest grains. This is highlighted because they don’t have the enzyme called amylase in their saliva, which helps to break down these starchy carbohydrates. We have eliminated all the grain from our recipe to create a food that is high in meat which matches as closely as possible their natural food.

June’s Slug Control

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Days are getting hotter and drier, and more inhospitable to the slug which must stay cool and moist to survive. So now the manic spring planting season is over, it’s time to turn your attention to the kind of places where slugs love to hide during these hot summer days.

The sudden burst of lush new growth provides ample places for slugs to take refuge, so keeping this trimmed to a minimum not only helps show off the explosion of colourful summer bedding, it also robs the slug of some of its daytime haunts. Keep the lower leaves of larger annuals pruned because slugs love to shelter there too.

Keep your lawn edges trimmed. This not only adds that finishing touch to a freshly mown lawn, it removes another favourite slug refuge.

It’s from places like these that slugs emerge in droves to launch their night time attack on your plants. Go on a nocturnal slug hunt and see how many of the little blighters you can collect and dispose of. It’s a surprisingly effective form of slug control.

May’s Slug Control

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The garden is flourishing and slugs are out in force, with newly hatched sluglets especially ravenous. Be sure to take steps to control them before they have the chance to ruin all your hard work. Adult slugs can eat 40 times their weight daily, and can completely devour new seedlings and bedding plants overnight.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Use  various protection methods found on this site to keep your new plants safe at this critical stage of development. Once established, most can then withstand a little nibbling.

Many slugs naturally feed on decaying vegetation but at this time of year their staple diet isn’t so readily available. That’s when they turn to the tender new growth that’s so abundant in the garden.