Bea's Pet Care Services

24/06/2026

This week has left me feeling very deflated...and it's not because of the heat and having to work longer hours just to make sure the dogs that missed my walks are home safe. There is only one reason why this week has been so very hard to manage and stressful... And that's PEOPLE!

Where do I start...
The extreme temperatures we have been having this week mean it is safe for dogs to be walked only early in the mornings.
This obviously means loads of people walking their dogs early.
This wouldn't be a problem if the owners could actually be responsible and get off their phones to pay attention to their off lead, all over the place dogs!!! Let's not even mention that they are being walked on private footpaths where dogs should be kept on leads.

What happened to the posters about the maximum penalty in Bristol for not keeping their dogs on leads? Nobody cares and nobody checks...that's pretty much what Bristol city council does it seems so I'm not surprised.

But for the love of God, please keep your dogs on leads in places that are plastered with these signs by every entrance!

Can all nervous/anxious dogs have at least one place to go to for their morning potty break without having to endure being jumped on by uncontrolled dogs with owners nowhere to be seen?

22/06/2026

Guess what? Bea and I have had some extra walks recently! I could easily get used to that! It was so much fun, lots of zoomies, crazy playtime with a ball, sniffing, watching (more like stalking) squirrels and lots of snuggles and treats! I turned into a real 'passenger princess' one day when I was clearly showing Bea I wasn't impressed that 'my' car window was not opened yet! I love sticking my head out the window and snorting as the wind tickles my nose! I always get confused as to why that happens and then complain to Bea. Never mind... or when it rained and I really wanted to stick my head out the window and I barked at the rain, which almost gave Bea a heart attack... well, let's not mention the details then shall we? I look forward to seeing you again soon Bea!

22/06/2026

Bea was looking after me recently and I loved her daily visits! I got used to our routine pretty quickly and learnt what time she was coming over, greeting her by the door as soon as I heard her coming. We would always start with snuggles and a chat as I had to tell her about my day. We then would go to the kitchen where I was helping her get my dinner ready...and by helping I mean yelling at her as I was starving. It worked though as she was getting it out really quickly! Whilst I was enjoying my dinner Bea would go to clean my litter tray and once we were both done we had our play time. And oh boy! What fun we had together! I think I entertained Bea more than anything as she was laughing at me a lot. Perhaps it's because I have a very playful/aggressively enthusiastic way of playing! I think Bea loved it that I was so keen on playtime. Thank you for looking after me Bea!

22/06/2026

I'm a bit sad to say that I will soon stop walking with Bea as I will no longer be home alone so I won't need walkies. Although if anyone asked me I would strongly disagree as Bea and I became walking buddies! And I love going out with her. I got into such routine that I know what time she's coming and I wait for her by the window. When she arrives she gently taps the window and I get super excited. I'm not sure what I will miss the most, her cheeky treats, play time with a ball or just the random chats with mostly Bea telling me what a beautiful girlie I am. I think I'm going to miss it all but my pawrents said that I will see Bea again so that's ok. Bea said she will treasure our last few weeks together! And so will I!
We had a great week of walkies with Bea last week! Minus the little rain drizzle but I didn't mind. I was a bit confused one day when I was expecting Bea to get a ball out for me and instead she started chucking some grass at me. At first I was just staring at her but then I thought that this actually looked kind of fun and I joined it. I ended up throwing myself to catch the grass...Other hoomans must have thought we were poor and couldn't even afford a ball OR that we are absolutely crazy... I don't care as I had a lot of fun.

18/06/2026

Chester and his favourite squeeky piggy toy!

18/06/2026

It started off just like any other day when Bea comes to pick me up for walkies but... when we got back from our walk and Bea went out to bring what I then saw was her sleepover bag I realised she's staying with me for the long weekend! Oh my dog I was sooooo happy! I got very excited and started having zoomies and jumped on Bea to give her kisses... as it turned out it tired me out and I needed a nap afterwards. But let me tell you about all the fun stuff we did together! We had some lovely walks, Bea took me to her house to be reunited with my other hooman friend, her hooman! I love Bea's hooman! He's really nice and he likes to chill on the sofa just like me, that's why he get along so well! I got myself comfy on Bea's sofa whilst she was getting her food ready to take back to my house. After that, both hoomans took me to Bea's car. I didn't ask where we were going, I was just happy to go with them. And they brought me to a park where I had zoomies with Bea's hooman. We went back to my house afterwards and had fun with my toys before I snoozed some more. There was a lot of snoozing and playtime in between, oh and having snacks! I was the goodest boy keeping Bea company during the night and I barked only once, but the damn foxes were in the garden so I couldn't help myself. It was such a fun sleepover thank you Bea and I'll be waiting to see you for a next one soon!

18/06/2026

What a tired pup I was this week! I just couldn't help myself and was yawning a lot, usually when Bea stopped to try and take a picture of me posing. It was better if I was on the move constantly and playing with Bea so I think she got the memo that I was just done with posed pictures. We had some zoomies together and I ended up chasing Bea a bit. When I wasn't running around I was taking ages to sniff everything. Literally my favourite thing to do on a walk! Oh and getting treatos for just being a cute boy! If that isn't a good enough reason to get treat then I don't know what is. Thanks Bea and see you next week!

16/06/2026

16/06/2026

14/06/2026

We have had our first visits with Bea and we think it went pretty well. Daisy needed her evening medication which she took really well even though Bea was worried she wouldn't come over to Bea to take it. But she nailed it! Such a good girl! As a reward Daisy had some yummy treats which she happily shared with her sister Bella. Bella is very anxious around strangers and she doesn't like being approached. She was getting better and better each day though, visible getting more used to Bea and even joining in with some play time and having snacks. On the first visit she had those big 'nervous' looking eyes but then on the last visit her eye gaze softened up a bit and she didn't seem so tense. However, even though Bella made progress feeling more relaxed Bea respected her boundaries and did not approach. If a cat is anxious it is important for them to feel safe. It is crucial for them to feel that Bea is not going to do anything Bella isn't comfortable with, only then she may feel safe enough to approach Bea herself, if she wishes, but there will be no pressure to rush this. She will bond with Bea in her own time. Daisy on the other hand was Bea's best friend the minute Bea got the toys out and treats, she then wanted snuggles right away.