Happy Hikes

31/05/2026

The prettiest cats 💕

28/05/2026

Shared from Train & Nourish

25/05/2026

This weather really hits our industry hard.

Over the last few days, many of us in the dog industry have had to make the decision to cancel classes, workshops, walks, training sessions, daycare activities and events.

As small businesses, every cancellation has an impact. We lose income, spend hours rearranging schedules, and often absorb costs that can’t be recovered.

But dog welfare will always come first.

No class, walk, workshop or training session is worth putting a dog at risk. When temperatures soar, our responsibility is to keep dogs safe, even when it’s the harder business decision.

So today, I’d love to shine a light on the amazing small businesses who are also putting welfare first. If you know a dog trainer, walker, daycare, groomer, physio, hydrotherapist, pet sitter or any other pet professional who has been affected by the heat, tag them below and give them a follow.

Supporting small businesses costs nothing, but it can make a huge difference.

Let’s show some love to the people who spend every day caring for our dogs. ❤️🐾

25/05/2026

In this hot weather please remember our wildlife will be struggling too 💔☀️
Birds, hedgehogs, foxes and other animals will all be searching for water, especially during these really hot days. Putting out a small bowl of fresh water in your garden, driveway or outside your house could make a huge difference 🦔🦊🐦
Just remember to top it up regularly and place it somewhere shady if possible 💧
It’s such a small thing to do but it could help save a life ❤️

25/05/2026

25/05/2026

Just a reminder that during the extreme temperatures we are experiencing i will not be walking your dogs but will be doing home visits to keep them safe and comfortable, also cat and small pet visits will be ensuring they are cool, watered and happy . Your pets comfort and safety are my number one concern. Keep cool folks!

25/05/2026

🌡️ Heat Stroke in Dogs

Hot weather in the UK may not happen often, but it can be deadly for dogs. Heat stroke happens fast — even a short walk or time in a hot car can be life-threatening.

Signs to watch for:
⚠️ Excessive panting
⚠️ Drooling
⚠️ Lethargy or collapse
⚠️ Vomiting

Keep them safe:
✅ Walk early or late, when it’s cool
✅ Provide shade & fresh water
✅ Never leave dogs in cars — even with windows open

If you suspect heat stroke, call your vet immediately — it’s an emergency.