Dogs and Mogs policy is one dog to one walker.

We will not mix dogs, unless they come from the same household.

This means that for the time your pet is with us, he will have the walkers full attention and plenty of fun and fuss.

This service is very well suited to dogs who don't really mix, are nervous, uncastrated or not spayed, or who are a little bit naughtier than they should be, and can't be let off the lead.

Dogs walked on and off the lead by request (please note, written permission is required prior to your dog being allowed off the lead, and is entirely at your walkers discretion)

Your dog doesn't want to stay in the kennels while you are on your holidays.

He wants to have his own holiday, in a nice house, with an animal loving host family who will treat him like one of their own, who will walk him, cuddle him and show him lots of attention while you are away.

We only house one dog (more if from the same household) per host family. This way we can ensure that your dog gets the full attention he deserves. All host families have spacious houses, with large secure gardens, no dogs of their own and no small children. They are all animal lovers and will treat your dog as if he were their own. You will be invited to meet any host family prior to leaving your dog to ensure you are happy.

Why put your cat into the cattery, when we could visit instead? Avoid the "sulking" that goes with coming home from the cattery by having a member of Dogs and Mogs visit daily.

We will take care of feeding, litter trays, brushing, cuddles and company, plus we will give your home that lived in look by picking up post, opening/closing curtains, turning lights on and off, and any other tasks you might require.

Visits last 30 minutes.

Avoid leaving a new puppy at home all day and coming home to a trail of destruction, by letting Dogs and Mogs visit daily.

We will let your puppy (or older dog) out in the garden, clean up any "accidents", take care of feeding, and spend time playing with him, before leaving him tired, full and ready for a nap.

It is recommended that young dogs are not left alone for more than 4 hours at a time, and regular visits can help to reduce the problems that young dogs can cause when they are bored and lonely.

Visits last 30 minutes.