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We are recruiting!! Cardiff, Newport and Bristol area are looking for an enthusiastic, animal lover to join their amazing team of pet carers offering dog walking, pet visiting, dog boarding and house sitting. Do you or someone you know spend… Continue Reading →
At friends for pets we offer house sitting. This is where one of our pet carers stays in a clients house whilst they are away to look after the pets/animals. Becoming a house sitter could work really well for someone… Continue Reading →
Retirement can be super exciting and gives people a lot more free time to enjoy what they love doing! It can also be daunting to some, as people go from having a very busy work schedule and routine, to doing… Continue Reading →
There are lots of benefits to using our pet visiting services. We visit all different types of pets from cats and rabbits to snakes and rats. Our pet visiting services means that your pet can stay at home, in the… Continue Reading →
It’s our 15th birthday this month! We can’t quite believe it has been 15 whole years of friends for pets, from when Becca started it by herself in 2008 and soon realising it was too much to manage on her… Continue Reading →
We have been loving the sunny weather and enjoyed lots of forest walks, garden visits and water play! To keep the pups cool! Conference day Friday 23rd June All the franchisees were able to get together at the FFP HQ… Continue Reading →
As the summer arrives there is nothing better than getting together with friends and family to enjoy a good old bit of alfresco dining for a bbq. Although when it comes to our pets, they can become extremely dangerous scenarios…. Continue Reading →
There are lots of factors in a job that can course stress, this can lead to you not enjoying your job. Huge workload, poor pay, little control of what you are doing, no passion for what you do, physical health… Continue Reading →
It is recommended that your dog is socialised from an early age. This helps your dog grow into a confident, happy adult. Whilst you can socialise an older dog, it is likely to be more stressful and difficult the older… Continue Reading →
Around Easter there is usually lots more food around, especially the food dogs can’t eat, chocolate! As it has a chemical in it called Theobromine which is toxic for them. The darker the chocolate contains more Theobromine in, but any… Continue Reading →
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