Outward Hounds Pet Care & Walking Services

06/12/2024

Outward Hounds Pet Care & Walking Services are experienced professional dog walkers and we are about to GoGreen. Our replacement vehicle will see us into 2025 powered by Renewable Energy. We are;

🐾 Fully Insured & DBS checked
🐾 Member of the Professional Dog Walkers Association from 2018 to date
🐾 Awarded Dorset Dogs Charter for Professional Dog Walkers
🐾 Pet & Canine First Aid Trained
🐾 Hold a Professional Dog Walking Certificate, IMDT
🐾 CPD; Impulse Control, Trained in Canine Surveillance Awareness, COVID 19, Disease Control for Pet Professionals, Small Pet Psychology Certificate

We offer offer;
🐾Individual & Group Walks🐾 Comfort Visits for dogs, cats and other small animals🐾Puppy Pop-in & Senior Care

We cover Milborne St Andrew, Blandford Forum and surrounding villages Monday to Friday and provide services support over weekends.

You can contact us to discuss your walking or small pet care needs on 07900 207796 or e-mail Jo @ [email protected]

https://www.facebook.com/outwardhoundspetcare/

You can also find us on yell.com

https://www.yell.com/ucs/UcsSearchAction.do?scrambleSeed=2120596945&keywords=Outward+hounds&location=milborne+st+andrew

🐾🐾🐾Companions for your pets, Peace of mind for their people🐾🐾🐾

Find Outward Hounds near Milborne St Andrew on Yell. Get reviews and contact details for each business including phone number, postcode, opening hours and photos.

05/12/2024

Crew Life: you got to love these boys. 🥰

04/12/2024

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03/12/2024

She’s one very smiley lady. 🥰

02/12/2024

Lots of gorgeous Puppa’s today. Beautiful day for walking ☀️

30/11/2024

Ball or stick....why not have both! 😂😆

30/11/2024

In coming… one very happy boy! ❤️

28/11/2024

Do you know what your dog eats on their walk?
Foraging for mushrooms isn't the best hobby for your dog, it can pose quite a risk to their health! 🍄

What are the signs of fungi poisoning?
- An upset stomach
- Bloody vomit or stools
- Hallucinations or seizures
- Kidney or Liver failure

What do to?
- See your vet immediately
- Take a piece of the mushroom with you
- Picture the location of the mushroom

This can help your vet identify the issue.
Share this message to raise awareness this autumn.

28/11/2024

Crew humour: comes in many forms 👌🏻🐾

26/11/2024

Beautiful Crew ☀️

23/11/2024

Crew Weather Opinion. Nothing more to be said…

22/11/2024

OWH HQ: Snowed in yesterday. ❄️ ⛄️ ❄️ Gone tomorrow.

21/11/2024

UPDATE: ⚠️ ALL WALKS CANCELLED DUE TO INCLEMENT WEATHER ⛄️ 🧊 ❄️. Visability Poor, Roads icy and forecasted to continue! 8.20am 21st November 2024 Jo x

20/11/2024

20/11/2024

When your toy Lion is a little frosty 🥶- poor 🦁

08/11/2024

❗️IMPORTANT INFORMATION❗️

Do you buy Yumove from Amazon?

There is an urgent message from Lintbells regarding counterfeit sales of YuMove products from Amazon which have resulted in fatalities. Please check your products immediately to make sure they have been supplied from the legitimate manufacturer. If you have any concerns please contact your local branch.

If you have bought any products from Friars Moor Vets or pet shops this will not apply to you as we all have to supply from licensed wholesalers with legitimate products.

Lintbells have said: "We share the concern of our customers and pet owners that our brand name has been misused to create illegally counterfeited products and continue to work with the relevant regulatory authorities to ensure Amazon remove these products and sellers.”

05/11/2024

You’re on a walk and you see a dog on a lead. Your dog is running free.

Q: What should you do next?
(Cue *who wants to be a millionaire* music).

Is it:
A: put your dog on a lead
B. Let your dog run over and say hello.
C: Shout “Don’t worry, he’s friendly.”
Or
D: What dog? You were playing candy crush.

The answer is…. A.

Did you get it right?

Many dog owners don’t. They don’t understand what a negatively life-altering situation a rogue dog can be for on-lead walkers.

Here’s why:

Dogs you don’t know could be on lead for 100s of reasons.

They could be blind.
They could be recovering from surgery.
They could be deaf.
They could be aggressive.
They might be scared of being approached by strangers.
They might be training.
They could be a service dog.
They may be a rescue.
They might be terrified of dogs they don’t know.
They could be elderly or physically vulnerable.
They might simply prefer to walk on lead.

In the end, it doesn’t matter why they are on a lead. It’s none of your business. But what is your business is CONSENT.

Leads are a little flag that say “don’t come close”.

When you see them, putting your dog on a lead is respectful. You show the other owner that you CARE about their choice and consent. It doesn’t matter if your dog has 100% perfect recall. You respect the other person and their dog enough to be courteous and kind to uphold everyone’s safety by making absolutely sure everyone is on a lead (no matter how much you trust your dog).

As a person who is often walking a dog on lead for all of many the reasons listed, I can’t tell you how my heart sings when I see someone extend this gesture to me and my pack.

Your dog has no right or business running up to ANYONE (dog or human) without clear PRIOR consent to do so.

You have a responsibility to ensure your dog is in control in a public place. Failing to recall is an offense. It counts as a dog out of control in a public place.

Please remember to…

🐶🐾 Give Space and Be Responsible 🐾🐶

Shared from pets missing uk

04/11/2024

T’is loved and t’he loves his toy 🥰.