Professional Animal Walks & Services

08/08/2024

The Animal Poison Line is run by the Veterinary Poisons Information Service (VPIS) and is the only 24-hour specialised emergency telephone service in the UK dedicated to helping pet owners who are worried their pet may have been exposed to something harmful or poisonous.

Based on the information you provide, their vets and scientists will be able to tell you if you need to go to the vet for immediate treatment or not.
£35-£45 per phone call & open 24hrs a day.
📞 01202 509000

07/08/2024

This gorgeous boy has been enjoying rides in the van and making new fluffy friends 🥰 🐾

05/07/2024

03/07/2024

A solo walk in the rain and a pop in for this cute boy 🥰

12/06/2024

Recently moved home? Is your pets microchip up to date?

It’s National Microchipping Month!

Last year, over 3,500 dogs were reported missing to our lost and found pet database, Petlog. Thanks to their microchips, 75% of them were reunited with their families.

We aim to increase the number of pets with microchips and encourage owners to ensure their contact details are up to date. This way, if the worst happens, you have the best chance of being reunited with your furry friend.

Did you know it’s a legal requirement for dogs to be microchipped in England, Northern Ireland, Wales, and Scotland? Starting Monday, it will also be a legal requirement for pet cats in England to be microchipped.

Learn more at petlog.org.uk/nationalmicrochippingmonth.

01/06/2024

On one of our training workshops, you will learn how to take your dogs pulse and breathing rate, and when it is okay to perform CPR on a collapsed dog.

You will also get the opportunity to practice performing CPR using the techniques we demonstrate to you. A skill that’s so important to have, but we hope never to have to use.

30/05/2024

We don't reuse our plates and cups...shouldn't be any different for our fur babies 🐾

It is advisable to clean your dog's bowl every single day with soapy water.

Residual food can lead to bacterial growth over time, and some of those bacteria, such as listeria and salmonella are potentially harmful, not only to our pets, but also ourselves.