Bertie’s Buddies

16/09/2026

I have some availability over the next few weeks in my salon! Message me to book in your pups! ❤️🐾

01/09/2026

The best time of the year is here!! The BER months!🍁🍂❄️

We haven’t posted for a little while due to being so busy launching Bertie’s Buddies Pet Grooming and also welcoming our little puppy, badger to the crazy gang❤️

Time for frozen fingers, soggy puppies and hot chocolates! 🤭🥹

(Have some of our faves from the last couple months!)

20/08/2026

My Rexy🪽🤎

Absolutely heartbroken that my Rexy has crossed that rainbow bridge at such a young age, so suddenly😢

The boy I knew would protect me with his entire life, the boy who was the happiest to see me and the boy I built the strongest bond with, you were the best Rexy Roo. You beautiful special boy❤️

I’ll always be grateful that your mum put all her trust in me and that we built the best bond. I’ll never forget you waiting in the window for me everyday gorgeous boy, you’ll truly never ever be forgotten! One of a kind, my best mate. Sleep well Rexy🪽🐾🩶

22/06/2026

Heatwaves are stressful for dog walkers too. We lose income, rearrange schedules, answer extra messages, and sometimes disappoint clients. But no walk is worth risking a dog’s health.

A dog won’t suffer from missing a walk, but heatstroke can be fatal and can happen much faster than people realise.

Thank you to every owner who understands that these decisions are always made with your dog’s safety in mind. ❤️🐾

15/06/2026

A quick reminder that we’re away from work this week to celebrate my birthday! All messages and enquiries will be replied to next week when we’re back!

We can’t wait to see your pups in a week! 🐾✨🩵

06/06/2026

The official launch of our dog grooming! Please drop us a message for more details! 🐾✂️🩵

✂️🐾 INTRODUCTORY OFFER – DOG GROOMING 🐾✂️

To celebrate the official launch of our dog grooming service, we’re offering £5 OFF all full grooms throughout July!

Whether your dog needs a tidy-up, a summer makeover, or a full pamper session, now is the perfect time to book🐾

🐶 £5 off all full grooms
📅 Available for appointments booked during July
💕 Friendly, caring one-to-one service, mobile grooms available
📍 Cudworth Barnsley

Appointments are limited, so message us to book your dog’s groom!

Please share with your dog-loving friends and family 🐾

22/05/2026

Officially a Qualified Dog Groomer! 🤭🐾

I’m so pleased to say I have now received my results and I have achieved a City & Guilds Qualification in Dog Grooming! 🫧

My Groom Room is well under way and I’m hoping to have it complete at some point this summer! However in the meantime I will continue to do mobile grooming in your own home ✂️

I will be covering Barnsley, Wakefield and surrounding areas. However, I can also travel outside of these areas (fuel charge will apply).

Thank you so much to everyone who has supported me so far — it honestly means the world 💙 I can’t wait to meet more of your gorgeous dogs and continue growing Bertie’s Buddies Pet Grooming 🐶🫧

Please feel free to message me for appointments, prices or any questions! 🫶🏻

I can’t wait to pamper all your pooches🩵🐾

12/05/2026

Precious girl💗

04/05/2026

Very limited spaces available for this month🩶

18/04/2026

Please share this far and wide! And don’t take your pups to tulip festivals! 💔

I wanted to share something important following a recent and very sad incident, where a member of my pack passed away within 3 hours of visiting a well known local tulip festival 💔

🌷 Tulips (especially the bulbs) are toxic to dogs if ingested, and what’s really important to understand is how easily this can happen - particularly in places like tulip fields or large floral events.

Tulip bulbs sit just under the soil and can be very appealing for dogs to sniff (they often have a slightly sweet smell). Even a small amount - whether that’s chewing a bulb, plant material, or licking contaminated soil from paws - can lead to serious and sometimes life-threatening symptoms.

In large displays, where there are thousands or even millions of bulbs, the risk is much higher due to:
• disturbed soil from footfall
• decomposing leaves and flowers
• exposed or shallow bulbs
• lots of exciting smells encouraging digging and mouthing

⚠️ Symptoms to watch for:
• Drooling or foaming at the mouth
• Vomiting or diarrhoea
• Lethargy or weakness
• Loss of coordination / wobbliness
• Heavy or rapid breathing
• Sensitivity or unusual behaviour (including agitation or aggression)
• In more severe cases: tremors, seizures, or collapse

Some symptoms can come on quickly, while others may develop over a few hours.

If you notice any of the above, or suspect your dog may have ingested part of a tulip, seek veterinary advice immediately - it’s always better to act early.

My heart goes out to the family of my pack member, and I hope by sharing this we can help prevent any other dogs from experiencing something similar. This isn’t to cause alarm, but to raise awareness so owners can make informed, safe choices for their dogs 🐾

Please feel free to share to help spread awareness 🤎