Claireabella Pet Care

Claireabella Pet Care Pet Care for all Pets, from Horses to Hamsters! Hi there! I'm Claire, and I've always had a heart full of love for animals, big and small.

Growing up, my home was bustling with gerbils, rabbits, a sweet Collie named Sam, and a playful cat named Sammy. My love for animals led me to horses, where I had the joy of working with a wonderful pony for 28 years. Competing in dressage, hunting, polo, and eventing was a dream come true, and I even earned my BHSAI, spending over 18 years managing horse yards. Animals have always been my calling

, and I'm dedicated to giving them the best care possible. Whether it's fish or a majestic horse, my heart is always open to them.

12/06/2026
Fridays 2 group walks 4 in the early morning 5 in the mid morning 🐾🫶2 late lunch solo walks 💕🐕‍🦺🐾
12/06/2026

Fridays 2 group walks 4 in the early morning 5 in the mid morning 🐾🫶

2 late lunch solo walks 💕🐕‍🦺🐾

One word today….. wet 💦 😜🐕‍🦺2 group and 2 pop ins with Ralph 💙🐾
11/06/2026

One word today….. wet 💦 😜🐕‍🦺

2 group and 2 pop ins with Ralph 💙🐾

11/06/2026

Ticks rank second only to mosquitoes in infectious disease spread to both pets and people. Ticks are small creatures that are closely related to spiders and can be predominantly found lurking in grassy areas, such as fields and meadows.

Varying in shape, colour and size, ticks are generally oval, flat and small: the size of a sesame seed when unfed, but once completely engorged with blood, they grow to the size and shape of a coffee bean. They look for hosts to latch onto, often by climbing to the top of a long blade of grass waiting for passing mammalian traffic, i.e. a sheep, cat, hedgehog, dog, or even you!

After taking your dog for a walk, it’s a good idea to check them for ticks. You can do this by moving your hands over their body to check for any unusual small bumps, if you find one, use a tick removal tool followed by antiseptic wipes or spray.

10/06/2026

🐾Appointments left for June🐾

Please get your dogs booked in advanced ready for the heat to return, July is already looking pretty busy and I want your dogs to be kept cool and well maintained for when the sun returns ☀️💛

10/06/2026

Ear infections are a very common problem which occur when the lining of the outside part of the dog’s ear (from the ear flap and along the ear canal to the ear drum) becomes inflamed and thickened in either one or both ears.

Initially the effects may be mild, but can quickly get worse if left untreated. If you think that your dog has any form of ear irritation or infection, you should speak to your vet straight away. The sooner appropriate treatment is started, the sooner your dog can be given relief from the itching and pain. Ear infections can get progressively worse, so not seeking advice is likely to make the condition more painful and more difficult to treat.

Do not try and treat your dog at home or clean your dog’s ear if you do not know what’s causing the irritation. If your dog has a foreign body in their ear you may accidentally push it further into their ear causing more damage.

Wednesday group and Olive solo 💕🐾🐕‍🦺
10/06/2026

Wednesday group and Olive solo 💕🐾🐕‍🦺

Address

Horsham
RH12

Opening Hours

Monday 7am - 6pm
Tuesday 7am - 6pm
Wednesday 7am - 6pm
Thursday 7am - 6pm
Friday 7am - 6pm
Saturday 9am - 5pm
Sunday 9am - 5pm

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+447791186415

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