South Tyneside Pet Care Services

South Tyneside Pet Care Services – Your Local Pet Experts

We know you want the best for your dog, cat, or any other animal. Our team in South Tyneside offers grooming, walking, pet sitting and basic veterinary help, all under one roof.

Our Core Services

Need a fresh trim? Our groomers use gentle tools and keep pups calm. Want daily walks? We match a walker to your dog’s pace and energy. Going out of town? Our sitters stay at your home, feed, play and give you updates. If your pet needs a quick health check, we have a vet on call.

Why Choose Us

We’re neighbours, so we understand local weather, parks and vet clinics. All staff are trained, insured and love animals. Booking is easy – call, text or use our online calendar. We aim for friendly service, fair prices and happy pets.

Ready to give your pet the care it deserves? Contact us today and let’s set up a visit.

Will a Puppy Pee in a Crate at Night? Here’s What Really Happens

Most puppies can't hold their pee all night until they're 4-5 months old. Learn why accidents happen and how to train your puppy to sleep through the night without peeing in their crate.

12. 4.2025

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Should You Turn the Light Off for Your Puppy at Night?

Should you turn the light off for your puppy at night? Learn how to help your puppy sleep safely and calmly by using the right kind of light-and when to turn it off for good.

12. 4.2025

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Do Vets Recommend Bark Collars? The Truth Behind the Controversy

Most vets don't recommend bark collars because they don't address the root cause of barking. Learn why positive training works better and what alternatives actually help your dog stay calm.

12. 4.2025

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Is it better to walk a dog with a harness or collar?

Choosing between a dog harness and collar affects your dog's safety, comfort, and behavior. Learn why most vets recommend harnesses for walking and when a collar might still be useful.

12. 1.2025

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What Supplements to Add to Homemade Dog Food?

Learn which supplements are essential for homemade dog food to avoid dangerous nutrient gaps. Get clear dosing, safe options, and what to avoid for your dog's long-term health.

12. 1.2025

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What Is a Good Schedule for an 8-Week-Old Puppy?

A good schedule for an 8-week-old puppy includes feeding three times a day, frequent potty breaks, 18-20 hours of sleep, short training sessions, and calm socialization. Consistency builds confidence and prevents accidents.

12. 1.2025

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Is Blue Buffalo a bad dog food? Here's what vets and dog owners really say

Blue Buffalo isn't inherently bad, but its grain-free formulas carry risks for heart health. Learn which versions are safe, which to avoid, and how to choose the right dog food for your pet's needs.

12. 1.2025

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What Are the Side Effects of Cod Liver Oil for Dogs?

Cod liver oil for dogs can improve coat and joint health, but too much causes dangerous vitamin A and D toxicity. Learn the real side effects, safe dosages, and better alternatives.

12. 1.2025

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Best Time to Feed a Dog: Morning or Evening?

Learn whether feeding your dog in the morning or evening is better for their health, digestion, and behavior. Find the ideal feeding schedule based on age, breed, and lifestyle.

12. 1.2025

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Why Does My Dog Act Weird After the Groomers? Common Reasons and What to Do

Your dog acts weird after grooming? It’s not bad behavior-it’s stress. Learn why dogs hide, stop eating, or tremble after the salon, and how to help them recover safely.

11.27.2025

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Is Ground Chicken Good for Dogs? A Vet-Backed Guide

Ground chicken can be a healthy, affordable protein source for dogs when cooked plain and fed in the right amounts. Learn what to avoid, how much to give, and when it’s not safe.

11.24.2025

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Are Protein Shakes Bad for Dogs? What Vet Experts Say

Protein shakes aren't safe for dogs. They often contain toxic ingredients like xylitol and can overload your dog's kidneys. Learn what to do if your dog drinks one and safer alternatives for boosting protein.

11.23.2025

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