Dog sitters in East Midlands
6 dog sitters in East Midlands, not yet on Pooky Dog: you can't book them here yet, but you can contact them directly.
Also in East Midlands, not on Pooky Dog yet
- Wendy's Pet CareSitterNot yet claimed21.6 miSee their page: Wendy's Pet CareClaim it free
- Pro-Vale Pet CareSitterNot yet claimedNo contact details yetSee their page: Pro-Vale Pet CareClaim it free
- Heavenlys Pet CareSitterNot yet claimedNo contact details yetSee their page: Heavenlys Pet CareClaim it free
- Fetch Pet CareSitterNot yet claimedNo contact details yetSee their page: Fetch Pet CareClaim it free
- Primroses Pet CareSitterNot yet claimedNo contact details yetSee their page: Primroses Pet CareClaim it free
- Snuggle SittersSitterNot yet claimedNo contact details yetSee their page: Snuggle SittersClaim it free
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How listings work
Not on Pooky Dog yet
These businesses haven’t joined, so you can’t book or pay for them here, and we haven’t checked them. Contact them directly.
Where the details come from
Public sources only: Companies House, OpenStreetMap, council licence registers and their own websites.
Is one yours?
Claim it free from its page, and take bookings once we’ve checked it. Or ask us to remove it.
Where they're based
Each circle on the map is the area a business listed here is based in, about 3 miles across. We never show an address.
Good to know in East Midlands
The law for every dog
In England, Scotland and Wales your dog must be microchipped by 8 weeks old, and wear a collar with your name and address in a public place. Councils can also set local rules, such as dogs on leads in some places.
Questions owners ask
How many dog sitters are there in East Midlands?
Pooky Dog lists 6 dog sitters based in East Midlands. None has joined yet, so none is checked or bookable here: contact them directly.
Does my dog need a microchip and a tag in East Midlands?
Yes. By law in England, Scotland and Wales, a dog must be microchipped by the time it's 8 weeks old, with your details kept up to date on a microchip database, and must wear a collar with your name and address on it (or on a tag) in a public place. Councils in England and Wales can also set local rules, such as dogs on leads in some places.
How are dog sitters on Pooky Dog checked?
Before any business goes live we see its public liability insurance and its end date, and Stripe checks the owner's ID when they set up payments. If insurance runs out, the page goes offline until it's renewed.