Five star pet sitting and dog walking

05/01/2025

My prices have gone up due to cost of living , so
My new prices for dog walking and sitting are:

Dog walking £ 12 an hour per dog

Dog walking for a week (7 days) £ 65 per dog

Pet sitting £20 for the day
£45 for day and night (so day with overnight stay)

Pet sitting for a week (7 days) £140

Pet drop ins to let your dog/ puppy out for the toilet or to fill up their water bowl up or to check on a small mammal (rabbit , guinea pigs and eg)
As well as check on your cat is £10 an hour
£6 for 30 minute pop in

With a £5 deposit to secure the date/s you would like your dog walked / pet looked after

You will also get updates on your pet when your away on holiday/ in hospital/ seeing family /away on a emergency or even when out for the day when I look after them for you 🙂

I am insured , dbs checked and got many years of experience , qualified in many subjects of animal care and dog walking/ pet sitting which I’m happy to provide when requested

25/12/2024

Merry Christmas to all our clients and followers

17/12/2024

We are now off for the Christmas break till the 2nd January 2025

17/12/2024

We would like to wish our clients and followers a merry Christmas and a happy new year

02/12/2024

Just a reminder it’s £5 deposit to secure your pet sitting dates that you would like me to look after your pets.

I take deposits due to people messing us around with changing dates and to prevent double booking .

02/12/2024

Just a reminder for new and previous clients

18/11/2024

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11/11/2024

22/10/2024

Do you know the dangers of Alabama Rot? ⚠️

It can be fatal to your pup, so be sure to take preventative measures such as:
- Avoid extra muddy walking routes
- Wash and dry your dogs paws thoroughly

Be care of the signs and symptoms:
- Lethargy, vomiting and lack of appetite
- Sores or ulcers on the skin, especially the legs and paws
- A change in drinking and urinary habits

What to do?
Call your vet immediately!

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15/10/2024

We are still taking clients for dog walking and pet sitting even with a few reviews with one being lies due to a previous client making lies up about me .
It’s a shame that there are people in the world trying to destroy a small business with lies

24/09/2024

Just to let people know as I have been asked a few times lately I am unable to offer dog walking to any dogs younger than 6 months old due to not being covered by my insurance and the safety of the puppy/young dog but can offer pet sitting and daily droppings

23/09/2024

We are now taking bookings for dog walking and pet sitting for next year but hurry as our diary will be filling up soon

12/08/2024

❗️❗️it’s hot! Please remember trips out in this weather should only be if absolutely necessary, including grooming and routine vet visits!
Provide plenty of fresh water and shade for your pets and consider some indoor enrichment rather than a walk in this heat.

https://www.bluecross.org.uk/advice/pets/how-to-keep-pets-cool-in-summer

26/07/2024

We are fully booked up till second week of September as booked up with dog walking and pet sitting jobs as well as been asked to attend events to promote the business.

18/07/2024

To my human moms & dads, this is what happens to my paws when you take me out in the scorching sun ☀️ when the pavement is so hot !

Remember I sweat through my paws, so in this heat I can’t get rid of my sweat as my paws are burning. Missing my walk won’t harm me. Please let me just relax indoors and take me out when the sun is down🐾

If you see someone walking their dog on hot pavement, ask them to take off their shoes for the remainder of their walk home. Maybe then they'll understand.

Thank you to 8 Below Husky Rescue for this valuable advice 🙏
Credit: Dolly’s Legacy Animal Rescue

25/06/2024

With the weather getting warmer for the next few days I will only be doing pet sitting and drop in’s (to check on your pet/s, let them out in their garden and to play with them)

No more hot dogs!

With the sun shining, the Royal Vet College has launched new evidence regards best approach to treating heat stroke. (Link at bottom).

This is to soak or immerse the dog in cold water (straight from the cold tap, not tepid and not iced) then put a fan or air con on them.
DO NOT COVER THEM IN WET TOWELS. These just warm up then act as insulation.

Heat stroke starts as excessive panting, agitation and drooling. The gums become dark pink to red, they may vomit or pass diarrhoea, the heart rate speeds up and this leads to collapse, organ failure and death if their temperature is not brought back down to normal quickly.

Call us once you have got the dog thoroughly wet and then in a source of air. This could be a fan, air con or driving to the vets with the windows open. They will need to be closely monitored to ensure hypothermia does not set in. You will typically be asked to attend immediately if active cooling has been started.

In a car on a warm day, heat stroke can occur within 6 minutes if they are left unattended, even with windows cracked open. Only walk them in the early morning or the evening when the temperature has dropped as dogs can’t cope with much exercise on warm days, even more so in muggy, humid weather.

It really is true that no dog ever died of not going for a walk.

Rvc study https://www.rvc.ac.uk/vetcompass/news/the-rvc-urges-owners-of-hot-dogs-to-cool-first-transport-second

25/06/2024

Summer has arrived, yet the hot weather, grass seeds, heatstroke, blue-green algae, and bee stings can all prevent you and your dog from enjoying it.

Find out more about keeping your dog safe this summer at thekennelclub.org.uk/summerdangers

22/06/2024

🎉Today's the day! 🎉

We'll be open from 11am.

We welcome cash, especially change if you have it, but we do also have a few contactless payment devices around.