Doggy Day Care Salisbury

“Perfect day care for our dog Fergie last weekend. Matthew was so nice and friendly and kept in contact through the day with photos. Highly recommend ??”

Rachel J.

“Great!”

Wendy O.

“Jaffa loves her visits with Alexis and always comes home tired from all her fun. Coco has been very patient with our puppy and teaching her how to play nicely with other dogs. Alexis keeps us well informed throughout the day of what Jaffa has been up to with pictures and what their walks looks like. She also listens to all our routines and asks and is very flexible with timings due to work commitments. We will 100% be using Alexis in future, thanks so much for your help so far :)”

Sophie C.

“Very happy with the care given to Bella, who had a great day playing with their lovely puppy and son. Will be very happy to ask for their help again. Their knowledge and dog handling skills were evident. Exe@ent service. Thank you.”

Shirley M.

“Rosie had a great time spending the day with Estera and Jay. Had updates and photos throughout the day and great communication before the visit too.”

Amy N.

“Hetty was absolutely fine with Stephen. He seemed very capable and used to looking after a number of dogs. Having three to walk today. We had only left our dog Hetty with one other person before. I would happily leave our little cocker spaniel with him again. Thanks Stephen.”

Julie L.

“I’m not sure my dog wanted to come home! Blossom had a smashing time with Laura and her dog. She was exhausted when I took her home and has definitely made new friends. Laura stayed in touch during the day and sent me a video of Blossom doing zoomies! I’d definitely recommend. Thank you Laura.”

Claire T.

About: With over 12 years of experience in pet sitting, I’ve had the privilege of caring for dogs of all breeds, ages, and temperaments. My passion for animals started early, and it’s only grown with each family and pet I’ve had the honor to support. I understand that leaving your pet behind can be stressful, which is why I prioritize creating a safe, loving, and comfortable environment for your furry friend. In addition to my pet sitting experience, I’m trained in dog first aid. This knowledge allows me to confidently handle minor injuries, spot signs of illness, and provide immediate care if needed. Your dog’s health and safety are always my top priority, and you can rest easy knowing they’re in capable hands. From playful pups to senior dogs with special needs, I tailor my care to fit your dog’s individual personality and requirements. Whether it’s a long walk, medication administration, or just some extra cuddle time, I’m here to ensure your pet feels happy and well-loved while you’re away. I have dedicated myself full-time to pet care, making it my life’s work to ensure every pet I look after receives the best possible care and attention. As a full-time pet sitter, I am always available to meet the needs of pets and their owners, offering flexible scheduling and personalized care. My commitment means I am not just a sitter but a reliable companion for your pets, always attentive to their needs—whether it’s a morning walk, meal times, or simply being there for comfort and companionship. Being fully immersed in pet care allows me to build strong, trusting relationships with the pets I care for, as well as their families. I treat every pet as if they were my own, focusing on providing a nurturing and stress-free experience, no matter how long or short the stay. My dedication goes beyond basic pet sitting; it’s about understanding each animal’s unique personality, needs, and routines, ensuring they feel comfortable, happy, and secure at all times. When pets stay in my home, they become part of the family. I provide a warm, safe, and pet-friendly environment where they can relax and enjoy their time, just like they would at home. My home is designed with pets in mind, offering plenty of space to explore, play, and rest. Whether it’s a cozy corner for a nap or a backyard for playtime, I ensure pets have access to everything they need to feel comfortable. I maintain a routine that mirrors their home environment as closely as possible, from meal times to daily walks and play sessions. This helps reduce stress and anxiety, especially for pets that may be nervous in new surroundings. I also provide one-on-one attention, ensuring each pet gets ample love, interaction, and exercise according to their needs. Additionally, I keep a watchful eye on their health and well-being. I’m experienced in administering medications and handling special dietary requirements, so your pet’s care is never compromised. With 24/7 supervision, your pet will never be left alone, giving you peace of mind knowing they are safe, loved, and well cared for in a home environment.

“Lucho loved his day with Jayme and her two beaut daxies! She allowed my partner in her home to check out the area where we’d drop off our baby for the day, and allowed him to settle with her and the doggos. She was kind enough to feed him his brekkie too! She kept me updated with pics and allowed Lucho to play so much with her dogs - he was so exhausted when he was home! A long night’s sleep confirmed how much he enjoyed himself. Will stay in touch with Jayme, she was fab!”

Marielle K.

About: I’ve had dogs and cats throughout my life both young as a puppy/ kittens and older. All well looked after during my time with no issues I work full time from home. I do have a male Lhasa Apso and our routine works well around my job, so he is never left at home alone for too long. My house is secured with fenced garden. I also live near a country park which is great for dog walking, giving the dogs freedom to have a good run.

About: I have owned and been around puppies, adult dogs and cats for over 15 years. I have experience raising puppies and dogs over 1 year old, and have spent many hours looking after my MIL and friends’ cats. I first used Rover as a customer to find help for my whippet puppy, and would now like to share the love and provide the care that I once received. I work part time in healthcare, and my hours are incredible flexible, allowing for bespoke service. I will always try and help out where I can. I live in a sizeable end terraced house with plenty of fields and walking routes nearby. My garden is private and fenced, allowing for a safe and secure environment.

About: I have grown up with cats and dogs (and chickens!) - and have regularly pet sat for others, both on a drop-in and live-in basis. With over 20 years of experience and being a huge animal lover I can’t wait to look after your furry friend. I currently work part-time so plenty of flexibility and time to spend with your pet and can take your pup out for a walk over lunch, morning and evening I have a fenced outside garden and plenty of lovely walks from the front door - house is secure and your pets can have their own room or hang out with our lovely 13 year old saluki cross if that works for you!

“Always reliable! Buddy loves her, and she has introduced me to some new walks I was unaware of as I didn't grow in Salisbury. I would definitely recommend.”

Fiona M.

“Barley was taken care of like a member of their family.”

Catherine B.

About: Having recently retired from the Fire and Rescue Service after more than 35 years of dedicated service as a Fire Investigation Officer and Specialist Search Dog Handler, I am now offering reliable, professional 24/7 pet sitting services. I live in the heart of the New Forest, where I spend every day exercising and enjoying the outdoors with my two retired Fire Service dogs, who are now much-loved family pets. As a lifelong dog owner with over 20 years’ experience training and handling dogs alongside both the Fire and Police Services, I understand the highest standards of canine care, welfare, and behaviour. For your pet’s comfort and safety, I have a purpose-built K9 transport vehicle and am fully trained in K9 First Aid. Whether you need overnight care, extended pet sitting, or regular companionship for your dog, you can be confident they will receive experienced, compassionate, and professional care in a safe and trusted environment. Having retired from the fire service and being the owner of 2 pet dogs living in the heart of the New Forest I spend every day out and about in the fresh air with my beloved k9 companions. I live in a detached property within a quiet area of Fordingbridge with an enclosed front and rear garden covered by cctv. I have access to lots of nearby walks and can access the New Forest within 5 mins from my home address.

“Kraken had a lovely day with Aston and his lovely furry team (aka the pack). We are very happy with Astons caring , professional knowledge with Kraken and our family. We have found the right person to take Kraken to when we need a dog sitter”

Wendy T.

About: We have over 30 years of experience in having and loving dogs. We have an older dog of our own who is very friendly and loves company on his walks. I am semi retired and have plenty of time to walk and exercise your dog. Our home backs on to a lovely lake and open spaces. Our older dog Ozzie is very laid back and usually curls himself around me on our sofa. Your dog will be treated had part of our family and given a lot of love and attention. If they want to snuggle on the sofa that is absolutely fine with me. My husband will also give your dog an early morning walk if they are partial to that. We have a garden which is fenced off and we also have a dog flap so if I have popped out your dog will not have to wait to be let out for his or her toilet breaks. Our dog is very friendly with other dogs and we will make them feel safe and comfortable in our home from home.

About: I’ve grown up around dogs and have had them in my life for as long as I can remember, with around 15 years of experience caring for dogs of different breeds, sizes, temperaments and levels of training. My own fox red Labrador, Gillie, has been a particularly important part of that experience. I trained her to work and she has helped shape the calm, consistent and adaptable way I approach dogs. Gillie is not currently resident at my home, so there is presently no resident dog at the property. One of the things I enjoy most about caring for dogs is that no two are quite the same. I’m very comfortable adapting to the individual dog rather than expecting them to fit into one standard routine. At one end of the spectrum, that might mean a trained working dog whose owner wants particular commands used, no ball throwing, strict boundaries and an established routine followed precisely. At the other, it might be an excitable adolescent, a strong or boisterous dog, a puppy still learning the basics, or a dog that simply needs a confident and patient person to manage them. I’m particularly comfortable with dogs that need a little more understanding, confidence or management. I don’t expect every dog arriving here to be perfectly behaved, and I won’t automatically dismiss a request simply because a dog is more demanding or the circumstances are a little complicated. More complex behavioural needs are considered individually so that I can make sure the arrangement is safe and appropriate for everyone involved. My home is in rural Wiltshire, with a large, fully fenced garden and direct access from the doorstep to fields, woodland and quiet countryside walks. Dogs staying with me live as part of the household rather than in a kennel-style environment, with plenty of company, outdoor time, exercise and opportunities to settle and relax. I am equally happy following a simple familiar home routine or a very detailed set of instructions. Feeding, sleeping arrangements, exercise, established training, medication, toys, treats, boundaries and all the little individual preferences that matter to your dog can be followed as closely as possible. I also understand that owners have different requirements. Some want regular photographs and reassurance, some prefer concise updates, and some simply want to know that everything has been taken care of. I’m happy to adapt to that too. Above all, my approach is calm, practical and personal. I want your dog to receive the care that is right for them and for you to feel confident that, if something needs adapting or plans change, I will deal with it sensibly. I have a flexible schedule and spend a lot of time at home, so dogs staying with me can have plenty of company and attention throughout the day. The countryside around the house makes walks very easy to build naturally into the day, whether your dog needs longer active exercise, shorter walks, a more structured working-dog routine or simply plenty of opportunities to get outside. I’m deliberately flexible with the human side of dog care too. Early starts, later collections, changing travel arrangements and short-notice requests are always worth asking about. If circumstances change during a stay, let me know and I will normally do everything reasonably possible to help. Where appropriate, I can also accommodate additional requirements such as collection or drop-off, extra exercise, bathing and other practical extras. Just tell me what you need and I can confirm what is possible. My home provides a calm rural environment with a large, fully fenced garden and direct access to quiet countryside walking. I manage every dog according to the individual rather than assuming that what works for one dog will work for another. Introductions between dogs are handled carefully, interaction is supervised and I do not believe dogs should be forced to socialise simply for the sake of it. Some dogs enjoy company and play. Others need more space, quiet time or closer management. I take temperament, age, size, energy levels, behaviour and the instructions you give me into account when planning their care. I am happy to follow established boundaries and training rules closely. If your dog is crate trained, has particular commands, must not have certain toys or treats, cannot go on furniture, needs controlled exercise or has another established management routine, I would much rather know and maintain it properly than inadvertently undo your work. I am comfortable administering oral medication and caring for dogs with additional needs where I have been given clear instructions. Off-lead exercise is never assumed simply because a dog has recall at home. It is based on your instructions, the dog, the environment and my own assessment of what is safe. For first stays I normally prefer to arrange a meet-and-greet. It allows me to meet your dog, understand their normal behaviour and routine, and gives you the opportunity to see the environment in which they will be staying. If you have a genuinely urgent or last-minute situation where a meet-and-greet is not practical, please still get in touch. I will assess what is realistically possible rather than automatically saying no. There is currently no resident dog at my home.

“Helen and her husband were brilliant with our very energetic 5 month old Vizsla, Barley. We would absolutely recommend them and would love them to have Barley again!”

Libby J.

“Kieron was fab, looked after Jinx with great attention to our requests and sent us loads of updates. Really grateful for his help an would definitely recommend.”

Sophie L.