Mapperley Pet Services - Dog walking & Pet sitting

08/06/2023

While the owners away… Pebbles will play! It’s playyytiiimeee!!!! 🐾

11/04/2023

Playtime with these two baby kitties 🐾💕🐾

04/04/2023

A sunny Tuesday morning with these gorgeous kitties 🌞🌞🌞

18/01/2023

Kitty daytime playtime whilst 'hoomans' at work 🐾💕🐾

23/12/2022

Last day today, thankyou so much for your custom throughout 2022, thankyou for choosing & trusting me with your poochies & pets…wishing you all a wonderful Christmas & a fabulous New Year 🎄🎉🎄🎊🎄🎉🎄🎊

28/11/2022

💔So upset to hear the sad news of my darling, gentle giant `Spike’.💔

Our last walk on Friday was a usual, typical morning walk….. but if I even had an incling it was to be the last time I saw you I would of given you the biggest hug, sloppiest kiss & the tastiest treat I could get my hands on!
Yes, your legs were starting to go, but so suddenly everything just changed 😢
Was so hard to start work today, without you my best boy!
I’m going to miss our morning walks Spikey! A gentle giant, a true gentleman, (unless you were the 2 working cockers or akita who frequented the park & unfortunately you had an instant dislike to & you’d spring into action like you were in a canine battlefield! )
❤️🌈Run free my gorgeous boy over the rainbow bridge, I’m going to miss you so much, till we meet again 🌈❤️

22/11/2022

A plea from Mapperley Golf Club after 3 deer have now been killed by dogs!!
Please keep your dogs under control when out walking near the golf course

Mapperley Golf Club is a haven for wildlife which need to be protected. Unfortunately some dogs have been straying onto the course and sadly THREE deer have now been attacked and killed.
There are other deer on the course which are extremely vulnerable.
Please can dog owners keep their animals under control whilst out walking and be vigilant at all times.
Many thanks

23/10/2022

🌟🐾🌟So pleased to be awarded this 5th year running! 🌟🐾🌟

https://threebestrated.co.uk/dog-walkers-in-nottingham

17/08/2022

If you are an animal lover, wish to volunteer your time and would like to help support women in crisis, then why not consider fostering a pet for our Pet Refuge Service? 🐶🐱

All expenses will be covered by Nottinghamshire Women's Aid, so we only wish that you volunteer your effort in caring for these beloved pets. ☺

You have the option to select the pet you would be willing to care for, whether that is the type of animal, age, breed, size, behaviour etc.... we are willing to work around you and would only put an animal in your care that you are comfortable of looking after.

A list of potential pets include (NO HOOVES OR SCALES):
Dogs
Cats
Guinea Pigs
Hamsters
Rabbits
Rats/Mice
Other small furries
Birds and parrots
Tortoises
Fish
Ducks
Chickens
Ferrets
Squirrels
Hedgehogs

Thorough checks will be completed of yourself and your home and you must be able to drive. Your details will remain completely confidential at all times and regular check of the pets will be made. We have strict acceptance criteria of pets into the service, for the safety of our volunteer foster carers and our members of staff.

Please contact via email on [email protected] or call us on 01909 533610 (Monday to Friday from 9am to 5pm) if you are interested in volunteering. 😁

15/08/2022

A busy week this week, looking after these little beauties ⭐️

11/08/2022

This little chick needs a helping hand at feeding times with her being blind 💕

31/07/2022

The gorgeous Penelope, pausing for a photo!

29/07/2022

Wow - did anyone buy one ? Would love to see your pics !

Dog parents are going mad for the new Aldi rattan dog lounger

18/07/2022

🐱Some tips on keeping your Guinea pigs/Rabbits cool in the heatwave -

yes they love a frozen ice pack or get a plastic bottle filled with frozen water and stick it in a sock !

Guinea pig cool, keep your guinea pig cool, guinea pig summer, heat stroke in guinea pigs

18/07/2022

🔥It is hot hot HOT ! 🔥

Remember to keep pets safe and cool with access to water, shade and keep activity to a minimum - Also remember paws are sensitive to hot surfaces such as tarmac and concrete !

Heatwaves can be deadly for pets. Here are top tips from veterinary experts to keep your pet safe.

11/06/2022

🤣🤣 This is hilarious!!!! 🤣🤣

10/06/2022

Dog found 30 minutes ago
07584 123027

09/06/2022

⭐️⭐️ Some great summery snacks recipe ideas for your dogs! ⭐️⭐️

https://www.dogstrust.org.uk/latest/2021/ice-treat-recipe

Cool down with our easy-to-make summer dog treats.

04/05/2022

05/03/2022

🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻

30/01/2022

Cat visits are starting to pick up again, Look at these 4 cuties I’ve been looking after whilst owners are away 😻😻

28/01/2022

Love this!!!

LOL! Awesome!

21/01/2022

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There’s a bad virus going round at the moment. Vets are putting out advice as it’s spreading really fast and they’re seeing an advanced amount of admissions

Don’t let your dog drink outside water, puddles etc and not to sniff 💩. And clean your dogs paws after every walk in case they’ve walked in the virus then catch it when cleaning themselves 🥺

This is from a vet 👇

Vets are reporting higher than usual occurrence of gastroenteritis in dogs which is fitting with a wider phenomenon as reported by The Small Animal Veterinary Surveillance Network (SAVSNET). So far we have found that the cases seen- whilst clearly being poorly- have responded well to treatment.
The British Veterinary Association (BVA) advise that with prompt veterinary treatment almost all dogs make a full recovery from this uncommonly violent gastric bug.

How Is This Vomiting Bug Different?
According to Vet Dr Danielle Greenberg of SAVSNET, this vomiting bug is unusual due to:

Prolific vomiting of 5 or more episodes in a 12 hour period which can stop for a period (such as overnight) and then starts again
Dogs are often unable to keep water down at peak vomiting stage
Anorexia and lethargy for 2-5 days
Diarrhoea: Most dogs have ‘gravy-like’ diarrhoea
Full recovery can take 5-10 days

What We Know So Far:
This outbreak is affecting areas across the Midlands, Wales, the North of England and Northern Ireland
The illness is most likely a virus but has not yet been identified.
Seems to be dog-specific, thankfully humans don’t appear to be at risk.
This is not caused by Parvo or Salmonella

20/01/2022

Love this 💕

15/01/2022

Whichever yours is … We are happy to work with them !

24/12/2021

I would like to take this opportunity to thank each & every one of my fabulous clients for your support throughout the last year, continuing your walks throughout lockdown has saved my little business & I will always be thankful to you all.
So have a very merry Christmas everybody & a fabulous New year & Stay safe.
See y’all in 2022!!🧑‍🎄🐾🎄🧑‍🎄🐾🎄🧑‍🎄🐾🎄

29/11/2021

What a beautiful, cold & crisp morning for a walk ❄️⛄️❄️

06/11/2021

Keeping pets safe around Fireworks -

https://www.rspca.org.uk/adviceandwelfare/pets/general/fireworks

Many animals find fireworks scary, however there are things you can do to help. Read our tips on how you can make fireworks less frightening for your pet.