Beastmaster Pet Care Services

From dog walking to lizard feeding and everything in between. A one stop service for all your pet care needs.

Beastmaster Pet Care Services offers reliable, trustworthy and affordable solutions to busy, conscientious pet owners in the Glasgow South and East Renfrewshire areas.
The welfare of our pets is a top priority for animal lovers but we can’t always be there for them 24 hours a day. Beastmaster Pet Care Services aims to ensure continuity of care for the animals in your life, be they dogs, cats, little furry things or even scaly, scary things.
From regular, daily dog walks to occasional cat /small pet feeding and visits, we’ll be there when you can’t be to make sure the animals you love are cared for, entertained, exercised and socialised just the way you want them to be.
This will include dog walking, both in groups or solo, up to three times a day, visiting /feeding cats and other small pets when the owners are on holiday etc, puppy socialisation and basic obedience training. Pet taxi service for vet visits, grooming etc.
In addition to feeding and caring for pets, we will offer extra services to clients on holiday such as emptying bins, security checks, opening /closing blinds and curtains, tending to plants and light shopping if required.
House /pet sitting will also be available.

We know that pets are part of the family, and we want their owners to know they’ll be cared for by experienced, reliable animal lovers who will always put the welfare of the pets in their care first.
We’d do this for free if we could. (We can’t though, sorry).

Danny’s background:
After losing my last dog, Jake, to old age just over a year ago, I readily volunteered to walk and help look after the dogs of any friends or family who would let me. This grew from occasional walks to now regular house sitting, cat feeding, dog entertaining and numerous other animal based activities. While it continues to be an immense personal pleasure to help out wherever and whenever I can, it did finally dawn on me recently that I may actually be able to earn a bit of a wage doing this sort of thing.
Having become known locally (and copyright-infringingly) as The Dog Whisperer, it’s beginning to feel inevitable, really.