Wiggly Waggely Tails Dog Walking

24/08/2024

I'm very pleased to announce that my daughter Ellie will be joining the team!! 🥰 Ellie will be available for horse care, one to one dog walking, pet sitting in your home, pet visits and small animal care! ♥️she will be covering Ripon and surrounding villages. Please get in touch if she can be of any help 😊 please share if you can!

28/01/2023

I have some availability on a Tuesday, Wednesday and Friday for Markington, Bishop Monkton and surrounding villages!

🐕 one to one walks only, no charge for a second dog from same house.
🐕 dogs always kept on a lead.
🐕 perfect for anxious, reactive or unsocialised dogs.
🐕 quiet country walks so your dog can relax and enjoy its time.
🐕 fully insured and canine first aid trained, references available.
🐕 free meet and greet
🐕 competitive rates

Please get in touch for more information 🙂

23/12/2022

I would just like to say a huge Happy Christmas to all my lovely clients and a huge thankyou for all the lovely gifts and cards 🥰 I will be back to work Monday 2nd Jan and look forward to seeing you all in the New Year!!! Hope you all have a peaceful Christmas and all the best for 2023 ❤️

21/11/2022

Just going to leave this one here....🥰❤️🥰❤️🥰❤️

11/11/2022

I really do have the best clients 😭 it was so sad to say goodbye to Margot this week and her lovely owners surprised me with these gorgeous flowers and a card!! I wish them well for the future ❤️❤️❤️

22/10/2022

Hi everyone! A rare space has become available from the end of October covering the following areas: Ripon, Wormald Green, Bishop Monkton, Burton Leonard and surrounding areas.

🐕 one to one solo walks only
🐕 dogs never let off leads (I use a very long lead so they still have some freedom)
🐕 walks in quiet locations, great for unsocialised or anxious dogs that just need some quality one on one.
🐕 fully insured, canine first aid trained and references available!
🐕 please get in touch if this is something you are looking for!!! 😊

10/09/2022

PLEASE NOTE!

🖤 There will be no dog walking on Monday 19th September as a mark of respect for our beloved Queen 🖤🖤🖤

08/09/2022

Rest in Peace our beautiful Queen 😪 you made a promise to serve us and you never wavered 💔 I hope you are back with your beloved Prince ❤️

26/08/2022

A massive 11.24 miles walked today!! 🙈 it's been an absolute pleasure having all your doggies on International dogs day!!! Give them extra kisses tonight....I'm off to bed!! 🤣

19/08/2022

It's been a busy week with all my lovely doggies with a huge 9 miles today to finish off the week 🙈 I am away now but will be back walking on Friday 26th August!! Here's some photos from this week! See you all soon 🥰

01/08/2022

If anyone is looking for a dog groomer I highly recommend Lottie!! Frank and Bilbo went for their first visit today and Lottie has done a fantastic job! Frank is quite anxious and Lottie was great with him! Get booked in while she has some spaces available 🥰

29/07/2022

It's lovely to back walking with all your gorgeous doggies 🥰 had a steady week with my poorly leg but back to usual walk times next week! Have a lovely weekend 😁

28/07/2022

I am pleased to announce that from March 2023 I will be offering weekend pet sitting in your home! The diary is now open for anyone who wishes to book and spaces will be limited! Xx

16/07/2022

It's hot so 'that' post is circulating...

"A vet says don't give your dog ice or it will die!"

For inexplicable reasons people believe this nameless 'vet' and share the post over and over, even using it to tell the RSPCA, Battersea, and me that we are wrong. So what's the truth?

A healthy dog will enjoy a cold snack on a hot day, just like us. Ice cubes in the water bowl, frozen chicken broth, stuffed frozen kongs, doggy ice lollies... all fine. You should supervise your pet as any hard treat presents a small choking risk and offer a sensible amount. But that's it. Oh and don't use cow's milk in case it causes diarrhoea.

BUT the source of this urban myth is that vets do not advise giving an overheated dog ice or ice cold water. Just like an athlete wouldn't gulp down a frosty pint at the finish line, neither should a very hot dog. Very cold water can cause stomach cramps and vomiting, which make any dehydration worse. If a dog then dies, it is the heatstroke and dehydration, not so much the ice. An overheated dog should be offered small amounts of room temperature water every few minutes (again, gulping down a huge bowl could lead to vomiting).

So there you go, the full story. And some photos of my dogs enjoying puppy milk ice pops and frozen kongs, as they do every summer. I'd love you to share, but I'm neither a celebrity vet or an anonymous internet source so I expect to be writing the same thing when 'that' post pops up next heatwave!

15/07/2022

Well that's a wrap!! I am off now for a week and will be back walking on Monday the 25th July! I will be answering any queries or messages but no walking (my legs and feet need a break 🙈🤣) I hope you all have a good week and cope with the heat! See you all when I'm back 🐕🐕🐕🥰

13/07/2022

I would like to introduce Archie to the Wiggly Waggely Gang! He's a gorgeous boy and I'm sure we are going to have lots of fun together!! 💕 he was a bit unsure of me at first so we are spending lots of time taking things at his pace and allowing him to process things in his own time. I am always guided by each dog individually and I'm happy to spend as much time as needed with them to make them feel safe and secure when they are with me 🥰🥰🥰

11/07/2022

Our lovely new hutch and run for the visiting fur babies 🥰 we still have availability for small animal boarding with inside or outside accommodation available! A real home from home 🥰🥰🥰

10/07/2022