Pet Sitting
11, Block 4 Third Rd, Blantyre, Glasgow G72 0UP, United Kingdom
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Going Mutts is a dog day care centre established in 2017 on Third Road in Blantyre Industrial Estate. The facility features 700 square metres of indoor and outdoor space for exercise, play, and relaxation. Services include full-day and half-day care with supervised group activities, structured playtimes, and rest periods.
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pawenn summary of 5 Google reviews from October 2025 – October 2026
Clients emphasize how enthusiastically their dogs react to daycare sessions at Going Mutts. Pet parents of breeds ranging from cocker spaniels to labradors and huskies report that their pets run straight in without looking back. Owners appreciate that their dogs spend the day playing actively with peers and return home pleasantly tired and content.
Reviewers frequently praise the family team managing Going Mutts for their warmth, attentiveness, and friendly communication. Long-term clients note that the staff provide consistent and dependable supervision, helping young puppies learn essential canine social etiquette. Dog owners describe the caretakers as genuinely caring individuals who create a trustworthy environment.
Dog owners commend the daycare facilities for offering safe, spacious grounds suitable for dogs of various sizes and breeds. Clients with multi-year attendance records appreciate having a reliable local environment where pets can exercise freely and socialize safely. Reviewers describe the premises as a dependable resource for routine weekday care.
Yes, clients note that the daycare facility welcomes dogs of all breeds, including cocker spaniels, labradors, and huskies.
Yes, reviewers mention regular weekly attendance schedules spanning several years for routine pet care.
Owners frequently report that their dogs return home happily exhausted and thoroughly exercised after their playtime.
Yes, pet parents report that regular attendance helps young dogs develop positive canine social etiquette with other dogs.
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