The Fig and Paw Dog Walking

13/08/2025

What a wonderful 2 weeks spent with these two! I am so fortunate I get to look after your dogs it’s one of the most rewarding things I could do. Enjoy some snippets of our time together! Full of walks and biscuits 🍪♥️

31/07/2025

19/07/2025

Bertie and Bobbie, two golden boys! I’ve throughly enjoyed looking after you two 🩶

09/07/2025

Protect Their Paws!
Even on a warm day, pavements can become dangerously hot. At just 25°C outside, the ground can reach 52°C — hot enough to burn paws in under a minute.
Before you walk, test the pavement with your hand. If it’s too hot for you, it’s too hot for them. 🐾

08/07/2025

🐾 Meet Ripley! 🐾
We’ve had the absolute pleasure of looking after this joyful Rottweiler girl during our drop-in sessions while her lovely parents were away. 💛

Walking isn’t always the most suited for bigger dogs in the summer, so as an alternative Ripley had a drop in session from home to give some extra care — this included letting her out for toilet breaks, serve up her dinner, and of course, fit in plenty of playtime and cuddles! 🐶☀️🍽️

She’s been a total sweetheart, and we’re so happy to have her as part of The Fig and Paw pack. 🌿🖤

08/07/2025

At The Fig and Paw Dog Walking, we proudly offer dog walking and pet sitting services across all our main areas — Walsall, Aldridge, Cannock, Streetly, and Sutton Coldfield — as well as all the lovely places in between. Whether you’re right in the heart of town or tucked away on the outskirts, if you’re near these areas, there’s a good chance we can come to you and your furry friend! Message for any enquiries we will be happy to help 🐾

02/07/2025

New editions to the F&P Family, meet Kola and Bleu! Beautiful show spaniel puppies full of energy and character! I can’t wait to walk you!! 🖤

30/06/2025

💧 Keeping your dog hydrated is crucial for their wellbeing! Try these simple tips to encourage healthy hydration every day

24/06/2025

Meet Tony 🩵

24/06/2025

🐾 IS YOUR DOG CARRYING EXTRA WEIGHT? 🐾

According to the 2023 PDSA PAW Report, vets estimate that 46% of dogs are either overweight or obese.

Canine obesity is now the most common nutritional issue in dogs. Just like in people, it’s usually the result of consuming more calories than they burn.