Brookwood Pet Care Services

Brookwood Pet Care Services Dog walker of small groups, housesitter caring for dogs and other pets in their own homes FULLY INSURED WITH CLIVERTON PET CARE INSURANCE. Please ask.

DOGS CATS BIRDS RODENTS REPTILES POULTRY

Bookings for one off or regular bookings welcomed. I'm passionate about animal care and have experience of caring for a wide range of animals. I am now working to care for your animals as if they were my very own while you are on holiday, work or away for weekends. I walk dogs once or twice daily, regularly or occasionally and can feed by arrangemen

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Dogs will be walked! Their fitness and health is important and I will make sure they are properly exercised for their size, breed and age. They will return muddy, wet, tired, thirsty, covered in grass seeds, burrs and ticks but this is evidence of great fun! I will take them to heathland, along the canal towpath, large open areas, on or off lead, allowing them to run, sniff, swim, play ball, search etc etc. This is proper dog walking! (Please be aware that they may be wet and leave a towel for me to dry them off at home). Water changed when the dogs are brought home. I also wash dogs but will not fully groom your dog if I can't do it. I am experienced in the bathing and scissor cutting of BICHONS FRISES. I have a blast dryer and all grooming tools for this breed. Lunchtime puppy pop in sessions to let them out, feed them and play with them. Cats fed and kept company in your home. House and pet sitting by arrangement. PLEASE ASK FOR DETAILS. Fully DBS checked and house trained! Guinea pigs and rabbits fed and watered, put out in the morning and brought in in the evening as required. Cage cleaning by arrangement. Fish and reptiles cared for at yours or mine as required. Chickens let out, put away, fed and watered daily. We kept chickens for many years so are experienced in the care of poultry. We were also Young Farmers so all farm animals care are very well known to us. Any other animals: no problem! All animals pampered and fully spoiled!

Big shout out to my newest top fans! 💎 Elizabeth EarlDrop a comment to welcome them to our community, fans
11/06/2025

Big shout out to my newest top fans! 💎 Elizabeth Earl

Drop a comment to welcome them to our community, fans

05/06/2025
This is Bridget Jones who had a walk this afternoon. She's a real sweetie
29/05/2025

This is Bridget Jones who had a walk this afternoon. She's a real sweetie

It's so hard to let go of your pets when they are old but you have to ask: what is their quality of life? Are they in pa...
29/05/2025

It's so hard to let go of your pets when they are old but you have to ask: what is their quality of life? Are they in pain? Why are you keeping them alive, in pain and miserable, for them or for you? Sometimes the kindest thing to do is let them go humanely.

My recommendation from personal experience is Lambert Pet Care. Freddie is a vet who will come out to your home and he's so kind and cares so much.

Here's Google's AI info about when the time comes:

Several signs can indicate a dog is dying, including extreme lethargy, loss of appetite and thirst, difficulty breathing, incontinence, and decreased mobility. Behavioral changes, such as increased clinginess, isolation, and restlessness, can also be indicators. If your dog is experiencing these signs, it's crucial to consult with your veterinarian to determine the best course of action for their care and well-being.

Detailed Explanation:
Lethargy and Disinterest:
A significant decrease in activity levels, a preference for sleeping, and a lack of interest in usual activities like walks or playing are strong indicators that your dog may be nearing the end.

Loss of Appetite and Thirst:
A decline in appetite and a refusal to drink water are common signs of the dying process as the body's functions begin to shut down.
Difficulty Breathing:
Labored, shallow, or erratic breathing can be a sign of impending death, often due to fluid in the lungs or other respiratory complications.

Incontinence:
Loss of bladder or bowel control is a frequent sign of declining health, which can be caused by a variety of factors, including cognitive changes.

Decreased Mobility:
Difficulty walking, standing, or even moving around the house can be a sign of pain or illness, and may indicate that your dog is nearing the end of life.

Behavioral Changes:
Dogs may become withdrawn, clingy, or restless as they approach the end of their lives. Some may also become more affectionate or seek out their owners for comfort.

Other Signs:
Changes in body temperature, dehydration, pain, and reduced mobility can also be indicators that your dog is nearing the end.
Important Considerations:
Consult Your Veterinarian:
It's crucial to seek professional veterinary advice if you notice any of these signs in your dog.

Pain Management:
Ensure your dog is comfortable and pain is managed appropriately, as pain can significantly affect quality of life.

Preparation and Planning:
Prepare for the end of life by making arrangements for your dog's care and potentially saying goodbye.

Individual Variation:
Dogs may experience the dying process differently, and it's important to be attentive to your dog's individual needs and preferences.

Cut your dogs' nails carefully
29/05/2025

Cut your dogs' nails carefully

How to Trim a Dog’s Nails Safely at Home.

Don't jump Freddie!
26/05/2025

Don't jump Freddie!

Im housesitting in Woking for a week with Ellie (16) and Freddie (11).It's not such a nice day but we're venturing out s...
24/05/2025

Im housesitting in Woking for a week with Ellie (16) and Freddie (11).
It's not such a nice day but we're venturing out shortly.

Freddie is having an intensive grooming session and won't stop for a photo!

23/05/2025

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