SW11

Dog walker in Battersea.

Battersea has the river on one side, the Power Station on the skyline and Battersea Park in the middle of it all, with its lakes, its long avenues of trees and more dogs per square metre on a Sunday morning than anywhere else in SW11.

Walks from £17, visits from £12. One price, shown before you book.

Local walks

Walking dogs in Battersea.

Battersea Park

The park is a two-hundred-acre loop with a lot of variety packed in. The riverside path along the Thames is long and flat, the carriage drive circles the whole park, and the lakes and the sub-tropical gardens make for a quieter route. The fenced areas and the children's zoo mean some corners are lead-on only, which suits our on-lead walks anyway.

The streets and the commons

South of the railway, Battersea becomes Northcote Road and the 'Nappy Valley' grid between Wandsworth and Clapham Commons. Both commons are within a short walk, so a walker can head west to Wandsworth Common or east to Clapham depending on the dog. Closer to the river, the mansion blocks along Prince of Wales Drive and the new flats at Nine Elms are full of dogs with no garden at all.

Why it suits Seekies

Battersea mixes family homes, where a dog can be on their own while everyone is at school and work, with riverside flats where every walk has to go out of the front door. A drop-in at lunchtime or a 30-minute park loop covers both, and the flat paths along the river suit older dogs who like a gentle pace.

A typical walk

A typical half hour from the mansion blocks on Prince of Wales Drive: into Battersea Park by the Albert Gate, along the riverside path under the plane trees, past the Peace Pagoda, round the boating lake and back out the way you came, with a fresh bowl of water waiting at home.

What we do

Walks and visits in SW11.

Dog walksTwenty minutes, half an hour or a full hour, your dogs only and always on lead.
Drop-in visitsFood, water, a garden break and a fuss, with a photo when the visit ends.
Cat visitsFeeding, fresh water, the litter tray and some company while you are away.
Home companyTime with your dog at home, for dogs who would rather not be out for long.
20 min£17A quick walk round the block
30 min£22The everyday walk
60 min£32A long walk in the park
  • Cat check-infrom £12£12 for 20 min, £15 for 30 min
  • Drop-in feedfrom £13£13 for 20 min, £16 for 30 min
  • Home companyfrom £18£18 for 30 min, £28 for an hour

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Questions

Dog walking in Battersea, answered.

Where will my dog be walked in Battersea?

Mostly in Battersea Park, on the riverside path or the carriage drive, or on Wandsworth or Clapham Common if you are closer to Northcote Road. You tell us where your dog is happiest and the walker follows that brief.

Do you walk dogs in Battersea yet?

We are launching in London and building our team of walkers in SW11 now. Add your email and postcode and we will tell you once, the moment walks open in Battersea.

How much is a dog walk in Battersea?

£17 for 20 minutes, £22 for 30 and £32 for an hour. You see the price before you book and nothing is added at checkout.

Can you visit my cat in Battersea too?

Yes. Seekies does cat visits as well as dog walks: food, water, the litter tray and some company, with a photo update when the visit ends.

Nearby

Dog walking near Battersea.

Thinking about cost? Read how much a dog walker costs in London. Or see the best dog walks in Battersea. Want to walk dogs yourself? See dog walking jobs in Battersea.

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