Seasonal Canine Disease

It still is mentioned on the booking page brue, for both Sandringham and Clumber. However, it is not very obvious as you have to expand the site overview section to see it. Even then it is not really highlighted.

Given the number of dog owners visiting these sites, it would seem sensible to put the information in a much more prominent position.

I think so too. Just looking in on my travels but no response.

Thanks for hi lighting the review Brue,very sad. I had been looking at a visit to Sandringham but will look elsewhere now.

I have reported your post with the possibilty it will be picked up by some one at EGH ,not that anything will happen as it mayy affect income of the sites involved,

Hi everyone,

We were extremely saddened by the reporting of this incident and the Regional Manager has now been in touch with the reviewer directly.

For anyone visiting the site in the future there are notices up in various locations across the site and on entrances to the woodland areas. We include information in all booking confirmations for the site. We also have information on the Club website on the site overview information, however we have now also added this to the main site details page for Sandringham to make this more prominent.

The Sandringham Estate has been in previous communications with the Animal Health Trust. The AHT advise that dogs are walked on leads in woodland during Autumn/Winter so that owners can keep a close eye on them and they suggest that spray treatments for mites may be helpful if you are concerned about SCI.

For more information on Seasonal Canine Illness please visit www.AHT.org.uk.

Thankyou Rowena. The club have now done the right thing by making the information more prominent. I hope people will spot the information easily, on my android phone it is right at the end.

Don't forget that Clumber Park in Nottinghamshire, and Thetford Forest area in Norfolk are also past hotspots for Seasonal Canine Illness.