Are you planning your holidays? You have probably booked your accommodation, flights and travel and checked the passports, but what will you do with your fur buddy if he can’t come along too? Pet sitters and boarders get booked up very early, so, please don’t leave it to the last minute before sorting out either…
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Passive Smoking and your Pets
You may not be aware of the dangers of Passive Smoking to your Pets. This is known as passive smoking if we breathe in smoke from other people’s cigarettes, pipes or cigars. We all hear about the risks of passive smoking, especially when around children, but this is causing damage to our pets too. Exposure…
5 reasons you may need a professional pet sitter
Leaving your pet behind when you travel or work long hours can be difficult. You want to know they’re safe, cared for, and happy in your absence. A professional pet sitter can help with all of that. Here are five reasons you might want to book a professional instead of relying on home boarders, boarding…
The benefits of hiring a Dog Walker and Pet Sitter that has fully comprehensive insurance cover
Why I Believe Choosing an Insured Dog Walker is Essential When you’re deciding who to trust with your dog, it’s not just about finding someone who loves animals or is good with schedules. You need someone who’s professional, reliable, and fully prepared for any situation—because let’s face it, dogs can be unpredictable! As someone who…
The new Professional Dog Walking guidelines give more confidence to Dog Owners
As we live increasingly busy lives, more pet owners these days now rely on a dog walker to take their pet out during working hours, when they are unable to be at home to exercise their dogs themselves. However, as more unregulated people decide to take dog walking up as an employment role, it appears…
Greeting a dog
Think Before You Pet: How to Properly Greet and Pet Dogs As dog lovers, it’s easy to assume that all dogs enjoy being petted and fussed over. But the truth is, not every dog feels the same way, and even the most well-meaning person can accidentally make a dog uncomfortable. Whether you’re meeting a new…
It’s New Years Eve! Keeping your dog safe during the celebrations
While we all love celebrating New Year, it doesn’t mean our pets enjoy it as much. During the evening of 31st December, we often celebrate with friends and family. It’s an excellent excuse for a party and a celebration as we see out the old year. Although humans often celebrate with fireworks, loud music, fun…
Do you have a bored dog?
Engaging Activities and Scent Games for Mental Stimulation Some dog breeds, such as retrievers, herding dogs and sighthounds, have working instincts and love to chase after moving objects. Suppose they don’t get mentally stimulated often. In that case, they can experience withdrawal symptoms, become bored and stressed, and then look to make their entertainment, which…