Ashfield dog walking service

03/06/2026

Caught Penny in the act, trying to eat the plants 😂
Finn’s been pulling funny faces 🤪
Lottie can never decide what to do first — find a toy and show me, come sit on my knee, or sniff her paws 😂

02/06/2026

Great example of loose lead walking from Skye today.
We found a poorly hedgehog in the road and stopped to move it to a safer place. Skye sat and waited while I scooped it up, then walked in a nice heel until we reached the field.

You never know when a command might come in handy. It would’ve been so much harder to save the hedgehog if Skye wasn’t walking nicely.

If you’re struggling with your dog, drop us a message, we’d love to help

28/05/2026

Mitzi has started her off lead training today. Millie shows her how it’s done😂

27/05/2026

Summer is just around the corner, and that means holidays and day trips. But what about your pets? Leaving them behind can be stressful—for you and for them.
At Ashfield Dog Walking Service, we offer reliable, loving pet sitting in the comfort of your own home. No kennels, no stress—just peace of mind knowing your pets are safe, happy, and getting the care they deserve.
Why choose us?�🐾In-home pet sitting – Your pets stay in familiar surroundings.�🐾Personalised care – We tailor our visits to your pet’s needs. �🐾Updates for you – Photos, updates, and peace of mind while you’re away. �🐾Insured – Fully insured, DBS checked, and first aid trained.
Whether you’re planning a holiday or just need someone to look after your pets while you’re away, we’re here to help.�📍 covering Kirkby in Ashfield, Sutton in Ashfield and surrounding areas.
Message us to book and schedule your free meet and greet

21/05/2026

Millie and Mitzi joined us for a walk this afternoon

21/05/2026

Millie decided to walk herself today😂

05/05/2026

Been very busy here over the weekend with our new arrivals, 3 adorable ducklings, mango, kiwi and olive.
They will be looking for their new homes soon 🥰

04/05/2026

We are aware of the posts circulating regarding a dog that very sadly died after visiting a tulip festival.

We want to make it very clear that, despite what is circulating in the press and on social media, this dog did not die as a result of tulip poisoning.

As the UK’s only animal poison centre in the UK, we have managed over 1600 cases regarding tulips. Based on this evidence and our research, we can reassure the public that the clinical signs described in this case are not consistent with tulip toxicity. While tulips may cause gastrointestinal upset if ingested, severe cases are very uncommon. Other potential causes should be considered in this case.

If you’re concerned your pet may have been exposed to something harmful, please call Animal PoisonLine on 01202 509000. Veterinary professionals can call the VPIS on 020 7305 5055.

29/04/2026