Honey Paws Dog Walking services

18/08/2024

Honey paws would like to congratulate Anneka, Matthew and Teddy on their wedding day. xx

07/07/2024

Congratulations ARLO.
this week ending 5/7/2024

29/06/2024

TOP TIPS FOR KEEPING YOUR DOG COOL DURING SUMMER FUN/ HEATWAVES
Keeping your dog hydrated is the most important step in a heatwave. You should give your dog plenty of opportunities to drink cool, fresh water. Place multiple bowls in different spots around the house and in the garden. You can also put ice cubes in their water to keep it cold.

Never leave a dog in a parked car: Never ever leave a dog in a parked car in warm weather, even for short periods with the windows slightly open. Parked cars are death traps for dogs in warm weather. Dogs trapped inside them can succumb to heatstroke within minutes – even if the car isn’t parked in direct sunlight. On a 26-degree day, the inside of a vehicle parked in the sun can reach 70 degrees in just minutes. Cars parked in the shade aren’t safe, either, as they can quickly become unbearably hot for dogs left inside. Every summer, dogs suffer and die when their guardians make the mistake of leaving them in a parked car – even for “just a minute” – while they run an errand.

Keep dogs indoors: Unlike humans, dogs can sweat only through their footpads and cool themselves by panting. Soaring temperatures can cause heat stress and be physically damaging or fatal.
Walk – don’t run: In very hot, humid weather, never exercise dogs by cycling while they try to keep up or by running with them. Dogs will collapse before giving up, at which point it may be too late to save them. They can quickly become severely overheated, and an exercise session can turn into a medical emergency.
Avoid hot pavement: Dogs’ footpads easily burn on hot roads, pavement, and sand. Test the road surface with your hand before walking a dog while the sun is out.
Stay alert and save a life: Keep an eye on all “outdoor dogs”. Make sure that they have adequate water and shelter. If you see a dog in distress, contact the RSPCA right away and give the dog immediate relief by providing water.

Here’s what to do if you ever come across a dog suffering inside a hot car:
Write down the car’s colour, make, and registration number, and have someone try to locate the owner.
Call the police. Don’t hesitate to dial 999 if the dog is in distress.
If you can’t find the guardian or authorities are unresponsive or too slow and the dog’s life appears to be in imminent danger, find a witness (or two) who will back up your assessment of the situation and then take steps to remove the animal from the car.
Stay on the scene until authorities arrive and the situation has been resolved.
Please share this vital information with anyone you know who has an animal companion and help save a life this summer.

29/06/2024

Week ending 29/062024 Dog of the week

29/06/2024

Week ending 29/062024 ball player of the week

24/06/2024

24/06/2024

Honey Paws: Dog of the week, ABELLA enjoying a good splash in the sun today. keeping cool having fun.

15/06/2024

Please share to your friends and family if you would like your Doggy to come and play and come for walkies at Honey Paws

09/06/2024

If you would love your dog too attend your wedding get in touch with us so we can offer our services. as you can see Hugo enjoyed his big day too

24/05/2024

If your going out for days in the Half Term and would like your Doggy walked then give Honey Paws a call they can come and play in a secure field off lead and have a run round we come and collect please message if you would like more info

13/02/2024

CAPTION THIS PIC
This is NEV, running around the field, with not one ball but two in his mouth.

04/08/2023

I am so proud of Honey paws and how I have been able to help dogs overcome some of their fears

04/08/2023

Elaine has been brilliant with our rescue lurcher Charlie. When Elaine first met Charlie he was super nervous and barked/growled at her coming into the house. Elaine had the patience and understanding of Charlie history and worked with him over the past 3 months, he now doesn’t bark/growl when Ela...

04/08/2023

Honey Paws Dog Walking & Doggy Day Sitting received a 5 star Yell review on 47 min ago.

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Elaine has been brilliant with our rescue lurcher Charlie. When Elaine first met Charlie he was super nervous and barked/growled at her coming into the house. Elaine had the patience and understanding of Charlie history and worked with him over the past 3 months, he now doesn’t bark/growl when Ela...

04/08/2023

Honey Paws Dog Walking & Doggy Day Sitting received a 5 star Yell review on 45 min ago.

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Elaine has been brilliant with our rescue lurcher Charlie. When Elaine first met Charlie he was super nervous and barked/growled at her coming into the house. Elaine had the patience and understanding of Charlie history and worked with him over the past 3 months, he now doesn’t bark/growl when Ela...

17/03/2023

17/03/2023

I feel a song coming on. having so much fun.

19/09/2022

😪
Phillip came to me today,
and said it was time to go.
I looked at him and smiled,
as i whispered that "I know"

I then turned and looked behind me,
and seen I was asleep.
All my Family were around me,
and I could hear them weep.

I gently touched each shoulder,
with Phillip by my side.
Then I turned away and walked,
with My Angel guide.

Phillip held my hand,
as he lead the way,
to a world where King's and Queens,
are Monarch's every day.

I was given a crown to wear
or a Halo known by some.
The difference is up here,
they are worn by everyone.

I felt a sense of peace,
my reign had seen its end.
70 years I had served my Country,
as the peoples friend.

Thank you for the years,
for all your time and love.
Now I am one of two again,
in our Palace up above.

This poem I believe was written by a lady called Joanne Boyle