Em’s Wandering Woofs

24/07/2026

I unfortunately can’t repost the original post that was put on my timeline, but can post a screenshot of it!
Thank you so much Yvonne, Bear has been an absolute pleasure to work with and your kind words truly mean so much. All the best to yourself and John, Mr Bear will always have a space here at Em’s Wandering Woofs🩷🐶

24/07/2026

Good morning and Happy Friday my lovelies, am back in with Scoob for another full day sit today, fueled by lots of cuddles and caffeine.🥰

📆I still have ample availability for dog walks, drop-ins and cat sitting next week, so please feel free to pop me a message with any enquiries🐶🩷

23/07/2026

Hey there Banna boy🥰
Had a lovely walk with him earlier this morning, making sure to time it so his health is prioritised and he’s kept out of the midday heat!☀️

I’ve got availability for all of my services next week, so please feel free to pop me a message🐶🩷

21/07/2026

Back to one of my favourite spots with Bear this morning🌳🦮

I have plenty of availability over the next few weeks so please feel free to pop me a message with any enquiries🐶🩷

20/07/2026

Good morning and Happy Monday everyone!🐶

Back with little Frankie this morning for a 2 hour dogsit and it is SO good to see this little face again! Such an entertaining and loving boy as always🙈🥰
I have ample availability for dog walks, drop-ins and cat services, so please message me with any enquiries or to book in!🩷🦮🐈‍⬛

14/07/2026

Welcome back Mr Bear!!! The Doggy Gods know I missed that beautiful face tooooo much, we were both just as excited to see each other again! I look forward to starting my weekly routine back up with this cheeky monkey😍🐶🩷
Feel free to message with any enquiries😁

13/07/2026

🌤️Good morning and happy Monday lovelies! Just a couple quick points for this week, as it’ll be a slightly different and busy one!🙈

The weather is still pretty warm (not as bad as it has been thankfully!), so if possible I will be re-arranging all walks for earlier/later in the day. After religiously checking the forecast over the weekend, I’ve decided I will be avoiding walks between 11am-7pm. If you require a walk in that time, I will be temporarily changing it to a drop-in for your dog’s safety.🐶🏡

📆🚘I also have my driving test this week, so am asking for a little bit of flexibility from my customers! I am unavailable all day Friday due to this, and have a few lessons booked throughout the week so will also need to work around those.🙈

Thank you for understanding, let’s have yet another AMAZING week!🩷🥰🐶

10/07/2026

Good morning and Happy Friday my lovelies! Thank you all for being so patient with me during the heat, and allowing me to rearrange walks where needed!🌤️

I have plenty of availability next week, aside from Friday, so please keep this in mind when booking in for dog walks and drop-ins😁Have a lovely rest of your week🩷🐶

08/07/2026

Keep an eye on the doggos in this heat!🌤️🐶🩷

🚨HEATSTROKE KILLS DOGS🚨

It doesn’t always have to be ‘hot’ for an animal to develop heatstroke. Exercising excessively in warm weather, or being left in a warm or humid environment that is poorly ventilated can cause animals to quickly overheat. Extra attention should be given to large dogs, flat faced breeds, puppies, overweight dogs, older dogs, black coated dogs and dogs with emotional behaviour difficulties as studies have shown they can be affected by the heat more than others. Avoidance is always best, but it’s important to know the signs of heatstroke so that you can treat your dog appropriately and know when to seek veterinary attention should they be unfortunate enough to suffer from it.

If you are concerned that your pet is overheating, you should act immediately, as heatstroke can rapidly become a life-threatening emergency; We recommend to “cool first, transport second” as the immediate first aid response for dogs with heatstroke. Owners should also seek veterinary advice as soon as possible.