Pawfect walks with Laura

04/06/2026

🐾 What a meet & greet actually is & why it’s important 🐾

One of the questions I'm asked most often is, "What happens at a meet & greet?"

It's simply a chance for us to get to know each other before any walks or pet care begin.

We'll chat about your dog's routine, any quirks or triggers, their walking equipment, favourite treats, and anything else that helps them feel comfortable and secure. It's also your opportunity to ask me questions and make sure you're completely happy before moving forward.

For your dog, it means a familiar face when I arrive for their first walk. And also so you can see how I interact with your dog.

Trusting somebody else to look after your dog is a big thing & I totally get it 🫶

For you, it means peace of mind knowing exactly what to expect.

❤️ Meet & greets are completely FREE❤️

At Pawfect walks with Laura building trust is just as important as the walk itself. Every dog is different, and taking the time to understand their individual needs helps create a positive experience for everyone involved.

If you're looking for a friendly, reliable dog walker who puts your dog's wellbeing first, I'd love to chat.

📩 Send me a message to arrange your free meet & greet.

04/06/2026

Message or call to book in 🐾🐶🌳❤️

04/06/2026

A busy Thursday with these cuties 🐾🐶❤️

04/06/2026

SNEEZING IN DOGS 💨

A sneeze is the sudden passing of air out through the nose and mouth. It's purpose is to protect the airways by getting rid of anything nasty or irritating in the nose. All dogs can sneeze, but brachycephalic (flat-faced) dogs are more prone to sneezing because of their narrowed airways.

Irritation in the throat can cause reverse sneezing, which is when a dog rapidly sucks air into their nose.

Occasional sneezing can be normal in dogs if something has irritated their nose such as dirt or dust. Some common household products such as air fresheners or perfume can also irritate your dog’s nose. Usually the sneeze will successfully remove the irritant and the sneezing will stop. However there are other causes of sneezing that will last longer.

Possible causes of sneezing in dogs:

• A bacterial or viral infection usually causes coughing but can sometimes cause sneezing
• A fungal infection
• Mites in the nose
• Something stuck in the nose, like a grass seed
• Allergies usually cause skin problems, but can also cause sneezing
• A growth inside the nose, such as a cyst or a tumour

Sneezing on occasion is normal, but if your dog is sneezing a lot, is affected by their sneezing or if they have other symptoms such as a runny nose, bleeding from the nose, a painful nose, or a swelling on their face, you should contact your vet for advice.
Contact your vet immediately if your dog is having trouble breathing.

You know your dog best, always contact your vet if you’re concerned

04/06/2026

04/06/2026

And this is why I love my job 🫶 Feedback like this just goes to show that all my hard work is really appreciated & that the service I provide is 100% 😊🐾🐶 Thank you ❤️

03/06/2026

A wonderfully wet Wednesday 😂☔️🐾🐶😊❤️

03/06/2026

Please kindly read my cancellation policy which is now live from today, 3rd June 2026. I understand that sometimes cancelling cannot be helped, however for my business to stay consistent this is needed. Thank you for your understanding & your continued support 🫶🐾🐶
Laura ❤️

03/06/2026

Tuesday 🐾🐶🐾