Dog Boarding in Ealing

“Amazing sitter! Made my little chihuahua comfortable and relaxed even though he’s a little nervous at first. Very patient and professional and so loving at the same time. The whole family and environment were perfect for my Tyler. I think he misses them hahaha xxxxx thank you so very much”

Kelly T.

“Tun proves himself to be the best sitter I have used. He is very good with communication and send plenty of pictures which is always appreciated. I will continue to use him as my go to sitter.”

Mikesh P.

“We were very happy with the way Ruby was looked after. Florent kept us updated with pics and reports and we could see how much love Ruby was getting. She had lots of walks and fun and has come happy, calm and relaxed. Communication with Florent is easy and he is very quick to respond. Highly recommrnd”

Deborah S.

“Thank you Michal for looking after Roxie. She clearly had a great time with you again. It’s so reassuring to know how well you care for her.”

David J.

“Jonathan took wonderful care of Kiko..:Kiko is a high maintenance senior dog and I am so grateful for the meticulous and loving care he gets! My only concern is that Kiko has so much fun with Jonathan that he won’t want to come home 😉”

Samantha K.

“Sophie and Guy were very caring with our cocker spaniel when he stayed with them for a week! We could tell he was very happy and relaxed, and they took him for lots of walks with the ball! They also sent lots of updates and pictures which was great. We’d happily book in a stay again. Thank you both!”

Olivia L.

“Jon took excellent care of our 12-year-old husky, Casper. The photo updates we received showed a happy boy out and about in local parks, and Jon was very professional when Casper got a bad stomach (a common occurrence with Casper), adjusting his diet accordingly and basically just dealing with any issues without causing us any stress or worry in our trip. Would highly recommend to anyone in the area, and Casper will be back for another holiday of his own soon!”

Ricky D.

“Selva came back very happy, healthy and clearly loved her time with Samuel and co. I appreciate Sam's responsiveness and catering to my requests in taking care of Selva for the week and I was very happy to see frequent pictures and updates while I was gone 😄”

José Andres O.

“This is the second time Biru has stayed at Antonio’s home for boarding. Seeing how excited she was to reunite with Antonio and Grace truly reassured me that she felt relaxed and comfortable with them. Thank you, Antonio and Grace, for taking such great care of Biru!”

Cheuk Yin L.

“Paulina is a brilliant dog sitter. She was so caring and looked after all of Noomi’s needs. Paulina also kept us updated with lots of photos. We would definitely recommend Paulina. Thank you so much.”

Bryony L.

“Danny was very well looked after and happy during his stay with Cliff. He settled in straight away and looked like he felt very at home. Will definitely be re-booking.”

Anne-Marie P.

“10/10! We left our pup overnight with Beatriz and she kept us updated all day and evening and he came back full of life. Highly recommended and will certainly use again in the future”

Rakim A.

“Ivan was great! Everything went very smoothly with pick up and drop off and the regular updates showed me that my little dog Bifa had a lovely 24 hours!”

Mike D.

“Tatiana was incredible, took care of Nala carefully, took her for a walk, gave her daily remedies, gave her news, I recommend her to everyone.”

Hellen S.

“I’m so grateful to Cathy for taking such wonderful care of my dog, Buddy while I was away on holiday. Buddy stayed with her lovely dog, Bailey, and her wonderful family, and it honestly felt like he was welcomed into a second home. From the moment we met, I felt completely at ease knowing Buddy would be in such a warm and loving environment. Cathy kept me updated daily throughout his stay, and it was so reassuring to see photos of him playing, relaxing, and clearly enjoying himself. It meant so much to me to know he was getting plenty of affection, playtime, and companionship—not just from Bailey, but also from her kind-hearted family. I would absolutely recommend Cathy to anyone looking for a trustworthy and caring dog boarder. Buddy and I are both so lucky to have found her, and we wouldn’t hesitate to book again. Thank you so much for everything!”

Alison M.

About: I love dogs. I have been dealing with dogs since I was a child. I have been working as a dog walker for 5 years. During that time, I have walked more than 30 dogs We walk the dogs five times a day. Gladstone Park is nearby. We go there for walks. We feed them at the request of the owners. We play during walks and try to satisfy the dogs' need for exercise. It is safety flat. Closed they wont'be able to go anywhere. After walk I will wash them if needed . Remove plants from their fur, check their paws.

“Marnie was a wonderful sitter, she looked after my cat Ravioli brilliantly! I’d absolutely book him in to stay with her again. He came away well looked after and happy.”

Lauren E.

About: I'm passionate about dogs of all kinds and have been involved with dogs (& cats) one way or another my whole life. I grew up with dogs and learned first-hand the real-life care they need and deserve. Recently I've been involved in rescuing, fostering and dog-sitting in my home for my local community and have enjoyed it so much I decided creating a profile on Rover would be an excellent idea. But even in my 20's I used to dog-sit in clients' homes regularly, sometimes for up to a month at a time. I'm also a volunteer for the Advanced Dog Ownership Initiative, a new scheme developed by my dog professional colleagues, to help encourage and support responsible dog ownership, which has helped me improve my own understanding dog interaction and ownership. I've also previously worked as a volunteer for a London-based animal rescue which has contributed to my passion for animal welfare. I'm able to adapt to each dogs personality, size and breed, having looked after everything from big unneutered, untrained Huskies & Bouviers, all the way down to active Jack Russels and Scottish Terriers. I take into account each dogs sensitivities, for example, some dogs do not like contact with other dogs while out on a walk, and some need a good 2 hours out in the park, whereas some only need 2 shorter walks a day. Some dogs need stimulation during the day and others just need a good chunk of downtime to decompress. Each dog is different and I accommodate their needs accordingly. The only reason my partner and I do not currently have a dog is that we would prefer to improve our finances before making the commitment to bringing home a dog. My experience in fostering and owning dogs in the past has helped me understand fully what an important decision it is. So helping others care for their beloved hounds is the next best thing! I am a freelance creative who largely works from home, and only rarely has to work on-site. If that is unavoidable, my partner who is also experienced with dogs will be able to be home. However, if I know I'll be caring for a dog at the time I'll prefer to be home for the entire period, and I will try to arrange it that way. In the mornings, I think it's important to immediately let the dog out into the garden. I also think a walk first thing in the morning is ideal for most breeds as the nights can feel long for dogs. I'd follow their usual feeding routine but if they are fed in the morning I'd do that before the walk as usually they like to do their business after a meal! I can walk a dog up to 1,5 hours to 2 hours at a time if they require it. During the day I keep an eye on them and provide a space they can have to themselves to decompress. If they need a bit of stimulation, I can engage in a few games with them in the garden. My partner and I are "home bodies" so I'm usually home for the whole day except for a short outing to the local shop, and in most cases my partner will also be at home working. A late afternoon/early evening walk is also possible if they need it, sometimes this can be a short walk around a couple of blocks in the neighbourhood or further afield depending on the dog. Evenings are usually very quiet and relaxing but the dog is let out into the garden multiple times before securing the house and heading to bed. The dog is welcome to sleep in our bedroom on their bed if that is needed or in our living room. And finally, if the dog enjoys affection and human interaction then I have cuddles available by the truckload! I think it's important to follow a routine that feels healthy, comfortable and safe for the dog. Understanding their needs for diet, sleep, interaction and walking is important. In hot weather I would be sure to walk a dog outside of the hottest times of the day especially for dogs with thick coats. I carry a water bottle with me on walks at all times to ensure the dog is properly hyrdated. Before walking your dog for the first time, I'll check with you if they are comfortable around other dogs and people, or if they prefer not to interact at all. Some dogs are nervous of other dogs, and senior dogs often prefer to be left alone, especially by younger dogs. I'm careful to avoid any interaction that may not be comfortable. Giving a dog plenty of time to stretch their legs and also take in the scents and sounds is important and often the best way to keep them relaxed and content for the whole day ahead. Our home has a fenced garden, no other pets and no children so it provides a relaxing environment for any dog. I'd dedicate a space to put their bed which can be theirs for the duration to sleep and decompress.

“I could not have asked for a better person to look after our Claydi, we got regular updates and communication was superb, will definitely bring Claydi back”

Martin B.

“My doggy has a great time with the Lane family.”

Kate J.