Bellobedience - K9 Services

24/12/2023

🎅🎄 Merry Christmas Everyone 🎄🎅

I just want to say thankyou to all my lovely Clients for another successful year! I really do love my job and getting to know and spending time with your lovely fur-kids is just the best 🐶😺😍 So thankyou for trusting me whether thats for training advice, training walks & sessions, dog walks or looking after them while you enjoy a well earned break - it really does mean alot!

Also thankyou for the lovely Christmas cards and gifts it's really kind of you and very much appreciated!

I'm looking forward to enjoying a Christmas break with my family, so my services will be returning from the 2nd of January! As always if you need me then please don't hesitate to contact me and I'll help where I can 🐶🥰

Hope you all have a lovely Christmas and all the best for 2024 🥳

Thank You

Katie (Craig, Duke & Roxy)

18/12/2023

Hi all, just to let everyone know my phone is currently broken so I can't get in touch with anyone. Hopefully it is getting fixed tomorrow!

If you are booked in with me this week can you please inbox me on here or my personal profile so I can confirm timings etc.

Thanks,

Katie x

26/05/2023

The unfortunate truth of owning and running a business.

Running a business is really hard.

What they don’t tell you is that it can cause severe stress and anxiety, and drains you mentally to the point of depression in even the most laid-back people.

People will talk about you, compare you to others, use you, they will view you as a service and not a person anymore.

You have to worry about if you forget to email/message someone back, are they going to think it was on purpose? Did you disappoint them? Will they hold that against you? When in reality you just can’t get to everyone’s messages and emails.

Starting up and running a successful business puts incredible strain on personal lives and relationships, many of which fail because there is just often no work-life balance.

You need to be the director, the worker, the admin, the counsellor, the marketing team, the accountant, the cleaner..... All whilst being a parent, a husband or a wife, family support, friend...

There’s a reason you don’t see many people succeed in small businesses after 5-10 years. If they are successful they are overwhelmed.

It takes a toll. It’s freaking exhausting. Especially the past couple of years when so much has been out of our control.

Here’s a small reminder that we are just normal people with hectic lives.

Be kind, be patient, support small businesses…….and hopefully more of us will stick around!

And know that 2022 prices are not 2023 prices.

I copied this from another small business owner.

Please support small business, I know I do!!

And thank you 🐶🥰

08/08/2022

Bookings Book your Socialisation Session below: Before you book your session, please make sure you have read the Park Rules & Disclaimer, including the additional Covid 19 Precautions of At Wrenbury Hall Woods Ltd. Once you have completed your booking, you should receive a confirmation email… don....

02/08/2022

Hi All,

Sorry I've been super quiet on here again. Just wanted to let everyone know that I'm struggling to receive inbox messages for some unknown reason and I'm missing quite alot of your inboxes over the last few months.

All messages have just popped up so I've replied to everyone. If I don't reply to your inbox message within 2 days then please don't think I'm ignoring you and please don't hesitate to call, tx or message me on WhatsApp instead 07585473982.

Thanks,

Katie x

11/07/2022

13/06/2022

XYLITOL

Xylitol is a sugar substitute/ artificial sweetener which can cause low blood glucose and, in severe cases, liver damage in dogs. It is commonly found in chewing gum, diet foods and some vitamin supplements. The prognosis is often good if treatment is started promptly.
If you suspect xylitol toxicity, we are available 24/7 for advice - vets should call the VPIS line on 0207305505 . Owners please call our Animal Poison Line on 01202 509000.

30/03/2022

Just to let everyone know I've tested positive for covid-19 😥🤒🤧😷

18/02/2022

With storm Eunice whipping through the UK, and expected winds speeds of up to 100mph in some parts, here are some top tips from Petplan’s charity partner, Battersea, on ensuring your furry companions are kept safe during the storm...

📝 Make sure your pet is microchipped and their details are up to date. Pets can flee when they get scared and up to date details are key to get them home.
🌪 Avoid letting your pet outdoors when the storm is due to be at its worst. Consider if your dog will actually benefit from the exercise or if indoor enrichment is more suited. If your cat prefers to be outside, make sure they can always get back indoors if they need to.
🏠 Create a ‘safe space’ inside your home as your pet may take comfort in hiding away.
🐾 But don’t confine them as they may hurt themselves trying to get out; let them do whatever suits them the best.
🎶 Turn the TV or radio on, and close the curtains to block out any loud noise or flashing light.
🧸 Keep your pet distracted with a toy, or long lasting treat such as a chew or kong.
💕 Act normally! Animals are very perceptive creatures, and if they notice you behaving strangely, they might too, so remaining calm will help them to do the same.

If your pet is still overly stressed by the storm after following this advice, talk to your vet for further advice on how to manage this in the future.

Stay safe out there 🐾💙