Pet Information North East

14/05/2026

A new spot has opened up for Monday 11am group walk! 🐾

If you have a sociable pup who loves getting out and discovering new places please message to book in now! 😄🐾🐶

19/04/2026

11/03/2026

Duet with Ollie and Louis today 🎶

24/02/2026

So impressed with this 😂

25/01/2026

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21/01/2026

We are always looking for more local volunteers and any help would be gratefully appreciated. Through no fault of their own, many people find themselves deprived of the companionship of a much-loved dog. It may be that they have had to go into sheltered housing, residential accommodation, or a long-stay geriatric ward; perhaps they are simply no longer able to care properly for a pet. The same applies to adults and children who have a physical disability or learning difficulty and those suffering from a terminal illness. We can look to bridge that gap.

29/11/2025

New dog walking service starting in January covering bridge of don to foveran click the link and give them a follow

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🐶 Dog Walking & Pet Sitting based in Foveran, covering Bridge of Don to Ellon and surrounding areas. Solo and paired walks available. Any questions drop me a message 🐰

Starting January 2026

🐾 First Aid Trained
🐾 Insured
🐾 Disclosure Checked

25/11/2025

The UK is finally taking real steps to protect animals from the fear and stress of loud fireworks. For years, pets have shaken, hidden, and panicked as explosions filled the night sky. Many families sat beside their animals, trying to calm them until the noise stopped.

Now things are changing. More councils are introducing limits on firework volume. Lawmakers are pushing for rules that allow only quieter, licensed displays. These changes put the safety of pets, wildlife, and vulnerable people first.

Animal groups have called this a long overdue move. Vets and rescue teams say it will save lives. It will also prevent injuries and trauma that many animals face every holiday season.

This shift brings hope. It means a future where pets can sleep in peace. It means less fear. It means more comfort and safety for the animals we love.

This is progress. And it matters.

10/11/2025

Finally, pets across the UK can sleep without fear.

The UK is moving closer to ending the chaos of loud fireworks - with new proposals and local restrictions aimed at protecting animals, wildlife, and vulnerable people who have long suffered through terrifying nights year after year.

For decades, pet owners have dreaded the sound of fireworks. Dogs shaking under beds, cats hiding for hours, and countless animals fleeing in panic have become heartbreaking realities each holiday season.

Now, real change is on the horizon. Several UK councils have introduced bans on loud fireworks, and lawmakers are pushing to restrict fireworks louder than a lawnmower - allowing only quieter, licensed public displays.

Animal welfare groups have praised these steps, calling them a long-overdue victory for compassion and common sense. Veterinarians and rescue workers say it could save lives and prevent trauma for countless pets.

For millions of families, it means hope. For the animals who once trembled through the night, it means safety, comfort, and love - something they’ve always deserved.