Kez Pet Care

Kez Pet Care 5 Star (Licence no: LI25_004342) I have the best job in the world doing what I have always loved. 🥰

I offer Dogwalking, Dog Boarding, Cat/Horse visits, Small Animal Care, Daycare and a collection and delivery service. With 26 years experience working with animals I also have my National Diploma in Animal Care, Canine first Aid, Petsitting Level 2, Petsitting and dogwalking level 3, Kennel & Cattery Management and Level 3 Grooming.

28/05/2026

And the slo mo slobber she catches with her tail!! 🤤😆

28/05/2026

As you can see I've been playing with slo mo today. I have so many great clips.
This one.....the look on Embers face, just says it all! 🤪

28/05/2026

36 seconds of pure Beagle energy in slo - mo!
Zero coordination, maximum happiness, and enough ear flapping to generate enough renewable electricity for the whole of Luxulyan.

Walked out to some sort of a private meeting going on. I wonder what they're plotting?
26/05/2026

Walked out to some sort of a private meeting going on. I wonder what they're plotting?

This made me laugh out loud! 🤣
25/05/2026

This made me laugh out loud! 🤣

Following on from yesterday's drama...I'm bit achy and bruised today and was hoping today would be a good day.Word clear...
22/05/2026

Following on from yesterday's drama...
I'm bit achy and bruised today and was hoping today would be a good day.

Word clearly spreads quickly overnight.
Not through FB, not local gossip - but through the cows!

We arrived at the field today to find what can only be described as the entire Cornish cattle population lined up at the fence like spectators at Wimbledon.

No grazing, no moo-ing, just judgement!

One of them definitely made eye contact with me in a way that said "go on, do something stupid"
The pressure was real!

But, thank god no drama in the field today. It was the first time Sybil had come face to face with a cow, so why not let her meet them all at once?
The field had also been cut so it looked lush.
If we visit the field tomorrow morning before it gets too hot, I fully expect the cows to bring snacks and scorecards with them. It wouldn't surprise me if they had a quiet word to the bees.

It wasn't until I took my last dog home at the end of the day, and the gods looked down at me and thought "Hmm, she still has all 10 fingers - unacceptable!"

As the dog (not mentioning any names, but could be the one who tried wiping me out yesterday!) jumped out of the van and ran in to greet nanny, he decided he wanted custody of my finger. I don't recommend getting your finger caught in the metal ring on the lead by the way!

After 10 minutes swearing and trying to hold the tears in, I realised the finger was still attached. I survived.
The finger is very swollen, bruised and deeply offended.
I however, am living in fear of what tomorrow will bring me!

As long as all the dogs are OK!! On a lighter note, they all had a cracking day.

Warning! Long post incoming 😆Today has been a full-on "you should have stayed in bed" kind of day....Which is ironic rea...
21/05/2026

Warning! Long post incoming 😆

Today has been a full-on "you should have stayed in bed" kind of day....
Which is ironic really as it started with poor Dug falling out of bed in the night and glaring at me like I'd personally pushed him. 😒

Then on our way out there was an escapee cow 🐄 standing at the end of the lane. Between 3 of us we managed to herd her back in to the Moor to her mates, although I'm certain she enjoyed every second of the drama. Naturally this made me late for my Thursday dogs.

By 10am I had....
• Nearly impaled my shoulder on someone's gate.
•Smacked my head with the strimmer.
• And seriously questioned whether I was being followed by bad luck or just auditioning for a countryside bloopers reel.

So, in an attempt to reset the universe, I decided to do a random act of kindness. I bought some flowers 💐 and gave them to the first stranger I passed to brighten up their day. (Desparately hoping they weren't allergic to Tulips!)
Honestly, best part of the day! The lady looked delighted and for a brief moment I thought maybe my curse had been lifted?
Spoiler alert: NOPE!

After some lead walking in the lanes and a lovely stroll round the village, we headed to the field. This is where Pentti decided to fully embrace chaos.
If he had opposable thumbs and a middle finger, I'd have definitely seen it today.

Thankfully he had the trailing lead on, so easy to catch.
What wasn't easy was discovering - too late - that whilst I'd been busy taking photos, he'd stealthily wrapped said trailing lead round my foot - YES! I went flying 🙈

One minute I was standing there like a professional dog walker, the next I was recreating a low budget action stunt across the field. The last time that happened, I broke 4 bones in my foot!

I landed a bit funny on my wrist and now I'm sitting here with
- a bruised shoulder
- a sore wrist
- an aching foot
- a headache
- and what little dignity I had left scattered somewhere across the field. Hoping nobody saw me!

Anyway, if anyone needs me, I'll be wrapped up in fluffiness and ice packs and avoiding all farm animals, gardening equipment, gates and dogs with high energy until further notice...(tomorrow!!)
TO BE CONTINUED.....🥴

I also like it in my dinner! 🥴😆
20/05/2026

I also like it in my dinner! 🥴😆

Day 1 visiting the field - Had a MASSIVE swarm of bees at the access!! 😳 🐝 Dogs were going crazy in the van as they knew...
18/05/2026

Day 1 visiting the field - Had a MASSIVE swarm of bees at the access!! 😳 🐝 Dogs were going crazy in the van as they knew where they were, but there was no way we were getting out! So we went home and went for nice long walks instead.
Day 2...Pigeon massacre in the middle of the field. 🤦🏼‍♀️ 🐦
Wilf ran off with the wings. Dug rolled on all the feathers🪶 Rita and Sybil were eating the foot that was left and Wallace was staring into my soul whilst having a 💩 about 6 feet away. 👀
What do I do first? I grabbed what was left of the foot, bagged as many feathers as I could then went after the wings whilst trying to clock where Wallace 💩'd before Rita or Sybil sniffed it out for dessert! 🤢
Thank god Ruby was too busy doing her usual check of the perimeter at the bottom of the field. Imagine adding a Beagle into all that chaos! 😆
Day 3...No bees, no massacre, no rain. But Wallace did sniff out a huge dead hare t'other side of the fence which was quite smelly. 😷 At least they couldn't get to it. 😅
4 dogs decided to do synchronised pooing, so the challenge was finding those with no markers to go by.
At least I managed to get a bit of strimming done after a few laps and play with the dogs and planted my wild flower seeds. Oh and spotted a lovely little frog! 🐸 I wonder what our next field visit will be like?

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13/05/2026

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