Pet Photographer in Eastcote

Pet photography in Eastcote for dogs, cats and small animals, gentle and quick enough to catch each one's character.

★★★★★ Rated 4.8 from 580+ reviews

Studio in Northwood HA6 · free consultation

Serving Eastcote

Beautiful pet portraits in Eastcote

  • Included in the session: Time for your pet to settle before the session starts, treats and familiar toys to catch the right expression, and a finished set of characterful portraits; prints and canvases are available afterwards.
  • Studio or on location: Studio sittings in Northwood, or a park, woodland or familiar walk within about 20 miles.
  • Getting to the studio: Measured in a straight line, the studio on The Broadway in Northwood is about 2 miles from Eastcote, and the drive is a little further.
  • Booking: Call 07956 505383, send a WhatsApp message to the same number, or use the enquiry form on this page.

For dogs, Eastcote House Gardens offers walled ground for the nervous and more open space for the ones that need to run. Cats, rabbits and smaller pets are better photographed at home, where they are calmest.

Bring the food they genuinely care about rather than the daily biscuit. The final ten frames of any session are bought with something better than usual, and a dog that has already switched off will not come back for anything ordinary once the novelty has worn off.

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Yorkshire terrier sitting upright on a wicker chair in the studio

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What clients say

4.8 from 580+ Google reviews

We had a fun one hour family portrait session recently.Kaushik was friendly and patient during the whole session,he made every effort to make us smile,giggle which came out in the photos.The photos are lovely and we placed an order for 3 big frames. Thank you !

Menka B., Google review, 2017

Very good experience. Did a family shoot at Kaushik Bathia's studio yesterday. He was amazing at getting all of us to give natural smiles.

Niyati G., Google review, 2024

Not the first time we have used his services. Excellent with kids and achieves a perfect smile from them. Fantastic experience. Very pleased.

Google review, 2017

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What we offer

Pet photography in Eastcote

01

Garden sessions

Enclosed ground at Eastcote House Gardens for dogs that cannot be trusted loose in an open park.

02

Dark coats done properly

Dark coats photographed under overcast on the open green, where nothing collapses into a shape with no detail.

03

Older and nervous pets

Older and stiffer animals photographed close to home, with short distances and as many stops as needed.

Why choose us

How a pet session runs

Most of a session is over inside the first half hour, because that is about how long a dog stays interested in a stranger holding a camera. We stay on foot, low down, and let the animal set the speed.

You get the frames where it looks like itself rather than arranged, colour corrected, with any safety lead painted out afterwards so the picture does not advertise it. Nothing about the animal itself is altered, since a tidied dog stops looking like your dog.

Husky lit from one side against black, studio pet portrait

Recent work

Character in every frame

Gardens and green space for dogs around Eastcote

An outdoor pet session in Eastcote would start with ground where your dog can sniff about safely, ideally enclosed for a nervous or recall-shy animal. The places below, each summarised from a published source, include Eastcote's walled gardens and the council rules that apply to dogs in Hillingdon's green spaces.

  • Hillingdon dog rules in public places. Under Hillingdon Council's Parks and Public Places Public Spaces Protection Order, in force from 1 May 2025 for three years, dogs must be on a lead on a pavement within 3 metres of a road, and no one may be in sole charge of more than four dogs in a public place without a licence. 1
  • Long Meadow off High Road, Eastcote (HA5 2EY), is an open meadow reached on footpaths from Eastcote House Gardens, the Sheila Liberty footbridge, High Road and Cheney Street, with wide, open routes through it. 2
  • Warrender Park on Myrtle Avenue, Eastcote (HA4 8RZ), is a council park with a children's playground, an outdoor gym and tennis courts, and is used as a cut-through to the adjacent woods and leisure centre. 3
  • Dogs and children's play areas in Hillingdon parks. Hillingdon's 2025 Public Spaces Protection Order makes it an offence for anyone in charge of a dog not to take it straight out of a children's play area in any of the borough's parks and green spaces, and also bans smoking and vaping inside play areas. 4
  • Professional dog walking in Hillingdon. Paid dog walkers in Hillingdon must hold a council licence and may walk no more than six dogs at a time in the borough's green spaces. 5

Sources

  1. Public Spaces Protection Order 2025 (borough wide) - Hillingdon Council
  2. Long Meadow - Hillingdon parks and green spaces | Hillingdon Council
  3. Warrender Park - Hillingdon parks and green spaces | Hillingdon Council
  4. Public Spaces Protection Order 2025 (borough wide) - Hillingdon Council
  5. Professional dog walking licence - Hillingdon Council

Good to know

Pet Photographer in Eastcote, FAQs

No. An energetic dog photographs better than a flat one, provided the running happens first instead of being suppressed. Somewhere enclosed, where the rules allow a dog off the lead, lets it get the first burst out of its system, and the frames worth keeping usually arrive once it has stopped checking the gate and started watching us.

Yes. We are based in Northwood, HA6, and cover Eastcote along with Ruislip Manor, Rayners Lane and Northwood Hills on the same basis. For pets that is usually the right way round anyway. An animal photographed at home, or on ground it walks daily, behaves far better than one taken somewhere unfamiliar an hour beforehand.

Almost nothing. A walk beforehand takes the edge off an excitable dog, and one that has not just eaten works harder for treats. Bring a favourite toy and let your animal simply be itself. Leave the patience and timing to us.

More so, if anything. Older animals hold still, which is the hard part with a young dog. Eastcote House Gardens suits them because the enclosed section is compact, so a stiff dog is not asked to cover ground to reach a background. We photograph from their eye level instead of standing over them, and stop the moment interest goes.

We love to. Those early weeks pass fast, and a session at home in Eastcote records them before they go. Sessions stay short and playful, and the youngster is allowed to wander so its character comes through.

Serving Eastcote

A pet photographer near Eastcote

Our Northwood studio is roughly 1.6 miles from Eastcote, so home visits there are straightforward. It sits close to Pinner and Hatch End, which we cover too. Pet sessions can take place at the studio, at home or outdoors in Eastcote, travel there is not charged, and for a council park Hillingdon's permission for professional photos comes first.

In Hillingdon, paid dog walkers need a council licence and may walk up to six dogs at a time in the borough's green spaces, so for a nervous animal we would pick a quieter hour. Beyond the gardens, Ruislip Woods National Nature Reserve on Reservoir Road holds ancient oak and hornbeam woodland, which we would suggest for a dog that loves a woodland walk. The Grade II listed Eastcote station, a Charles Holden design, makes a well-known local backdrop for an owner-and-dog portrait.

At the studio

Visiting the studio from Eastcote

If you would rather come to us, the studio is at The Broadway, 21 Joel St, Northwood HA6 1NU. Pet and portrait sessions at the studio are booked ahead. Pet owners are welcome to call in between 10:30 and 18:00, Monday to Saturday, and 13:00 to 18:00 on Sundays.

Call 07956 505383 Get directions

Pet portraits are taken by Kaushik Bathia, established in Northwood since 2001, a fellow of the BIPP and the MPA and holder of five European Kodak Gold Awards.

Beyond Eastcote, see pet photography across North West London. For every other service, see photography across North West London.

Popular sessions

Pets are welcome at a Christmas family photoshoot too, and the whole family can be photographed together in a family session.

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