Pet Photographer in Yiewsley

Pet photography for Yiewsley owners moves at your animal's speed, with treats and play along the way and prints, frames and canvases to finish.

★★★★★ Rated 4.8 from 580+ reviews

Studio in Northwood HA6 · free consultation

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Pet portraits in Yiewsley

  • What the session includes: 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.
  • Where it happens: The Northwood studio suits composed pets, and energetic dogs can go to a park or a familiar walk within about 20 miles.
  • How far: Yiewsley is about 7 miles from the studio at 21 Joel St, Northwood HA6 1NU, measured in a straight line; the road distance is longer.
  • How to book: Call 07956 505383, send a WhatsApp message to the same number, or use the enquiry form on this page.

Outdoors, the session usually begins with a short walk so the dog can sniff, settle and lose some energy before anything is asked of it. Treats, toys and a few quiet minutes do most of the work; nobody rushes a nervous animal.

Once the images are edited you choose favourites from an online gallery, with no pressure to decide. Fur is retouched lightly so the animal still looks like itself, and the files are delivered ready for screen and print, with canvases and frames available to order.

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Blue merle collie with one blue eye, outdoor portrait

Google reviews

What clients say

4.8 from 580+ Google reviews

We had a family shoot at the studio, Kaushik took some wonderful photos. He was excellent with the kids and was very good at making them smile naturally, the end results were brilliant. We purchased a canvas and 2 further large framed photos. All completed on time and to perfection. Very pleased.

Sailen R., Google review, 2017

Very pleased with the quality of photographs. Kaushik is very patient and accommodating with requests, and full of enthusiasm and energy. His friendly demeanour immediately put us at ease, resulting in some wonderful family pictures. Would recommend him to family and friends.

Paromita C., Google review, 2015

We had the loveliest experience having our family photos taken at this photography studio in Northwood Hills. The photographer was absolutely wonderful, so warm, patient and amazing with the kids! He really knew how to keep them entertained and capture their personalities so naturally. 🥰📸 The photos came out absolutely beautiful, and these are memories we will cherish for a lifetime.

Hibo A., Google review, 2026

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What we offer

Pet photography in Yiewsley

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Dogs outdoors

Stockley Country Park's lakeside footpaths and tree-lined walks suit a dog who loves being out.

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Cats and small animals

Cats, rabbits and other animals happier indoors can be photographed in the calm of the studio.

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Pets with their owners

Owners welcome in the frame, or happily kept out of it.

Why choose us

Photographing pets across Greater London

If your pet relaxes more on grass, the session can move from the studio to a garden or a park such as Stockley Country Park. Lighting and backdrop are ready before your animal walks in, so the session is about play and attention rather than equipment.

Calm cats and small pets suit the studio, while lively dogs from Yiewsley often shine on an outdoor session with room to run. Nothing is rushed: your animal gets time to sniff around and settle in before the first frame.

Fluffy grey puppy looking up at the camera

Recent work

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Parks and walks in and around Yiewsley for pet photographs

An animal tends to relax faster when it has space to wander and sniff. Each spot below near Yiewsley is summarised from a linked source, and it is worth checking the dog rules locally before a session.

  • Yiewsley Recreation Ground on Falling Lane (UB7 7BE) has a bowling green, a sensory garden, a children's playground and a ball court. 1
  • Little Britain Lake on Packet Boat Lane (UB8 2JR), between the River Colne and the Frays River, is named for its shape like the British Isles and is described by the council as a quiet respite from Uxbridge and Yiewsley. 2
  • Stockley Country Park has 11 lakes, around 200,000 trees and shrubs, and footpaths and bridleways through the park, golf course and canal side. 3
  • Oldest buildings. Yiewsley's three oldest buildings, all Grade II listed and dating from the late 16th or early 17th century, are Yiewsley Grange, the barn in Philpots Close and the De Burgh Arms pub. 4
  • West Drayton station on Station Approach (UB7 9DY) is managed by the Elizabeth line and has step-free access to all platforms. 5
  • The Battle of Britain Bunker on Wren Avenue (UB10 0GG), 76 steps underground, was the headquarters of No. 11 Group RAF during the 1940 battle and now has a two-storey visitor centre. 6

Sources

  1. Yiewsley Recreation Ground - Hillingdon parks and green spaces | Hillingdon Council
  2. Little Britain Lake - Hillingdon parks and green spaces | Hillingdon Council
  3. Stockley Country Park - Hillingdon parks and green spaces | Hillingdon Council
  4. Yiewsley - Wikipedia
  5. West Drayton Station | National Rail
  6. Battle of Britain Bunker

Good to know

Pet Photographer in Yiewsley, FAQs

Yes. Horses and ponies are photographed where they live, at the yard or out in the field, while rabbits, guinea pigs and other small pets come into the studio. With any animal the session goes at its speed, quietly and patiently, so its personality shows without it being rushed or upset.

Yes. Two or more animals can be photographed together, though it takes patience to have them looking the same way at the same moment. Individual portraits of each animal usually come first, then the group frame once they have settled. Near Yiewsley, the open paths at Stockley Country Park give space for this.

Pet sessions are for the animals people share their homes with, and each one runs at that animal's own pace. Dogs often enjoy an outdoor session near Yiewsley, while cats and smaller animals are usually calmer in the studio. Tell us about your pet when you get in touch so the session suits it.

Yes, very much so. Pet sessions can be with or without owners, and pictures of you with your animal are often the ones people treasure most. Wear plain, darker clothes that will not show every stray hair, and leave space in the session for the animal to come to you naturally.

Yes. The whole household can be included, children and grandparents as well as the animal. A family pet session works best when the pet is photographed alone first, then with each person, and finally in a group. Around Yiewsley, a walk at Stockley Country Park gives everyone something to do between frames.

Serving Yiewsley

A pet photographer near Yiewsley

Pet owners across Greater London can book a session, Yiewsley included. It sits close to West Drayton and Cowley, which we cover too. Pets from Yiewsley can be photographed at the studio or somewhere familiar near home, depending on what keeps them calm.

Yiewsley grew up along the Grand Union Canal, and the towpath through town is a pleasant level walk for a dog portrait. Just north of Yiewsley, the Slough Arm splits from the main canal at Cowley Peachey Junction, giving another waterside route for a walk and photographs. West Drayton station on the Elizabeth line. For relaxed outdoor photographs around Yiewsley, Stockley Country Park is one option, and the Grand Union Canal is a well-known local backdrop.

More in Yiewsley

More photography services in Yiewsley

Every other Yiewsley service below gets the same studio, photographer and patient attention as your pet's session. Explore the rest: we also cover pet photography across Greater London, including Hayes, North Wembley, Hillingdon, Northwood Hills, Wembley Park and Highgate.

For a pet session near Yiewsley, Stockley Country Park is the obvious first thought. Its footpaths and bridleways wind past the lakes, the golf course and the canal side, so a dog can be walked through several quite different backgrounds in one outing without getting back in the car. Little Britain Lake on Packet Boat Lane, set between the River Colne and the Frays River, is described by the council as a quiet respite from Uxbridge and Yiewsley, and quiet is exactly what a nervous animal needs. Hillingdon Council does ask for permission before professional photos are taken in its parks, and it names Little Britain Lake among the sites covered, so that is arranged before booking a date. Let the animal set the speed. A dog that has had a short walk first is calmer and more willing to hold a sit; bring the treats it works hardest for, a favourite squeaky toy and a towel in case the bank is muddy. Low winter sun or a soft overcast day both suit dark coats, which can turn to a shapeless shadow under harsh midday light. Cats, rabbits and older pets who dislike the outdoors are usually happier in the studio at Northwood Hills, about 7 miles from Yiewsley, where owners can join in or stay out of shot.

At the studio

From Yiewsley to the Northwood studio

Yiewsley owners will find the studio about 7 miles away at The Broadway, 21 Joel St, Northwood HA6 1NU, with parking nearby for the car journey with your pet. Pet, family and portrait sessions there are booked ahead, and the studio also restores, scans, prints and frames photographs in house. Passport and ID photos need no appointment. Studio hours are 10:30 to 18:00 Monday to Saturday and 13:00 to 18:00 on Sunday for Yiewsley pet owners.

Call 07956 505383 Get directions

Kaushik Bathia, FBIPP FMPA and winner of five European Kodak Gold Awards, photographs every animal himself and has worked from Northwood since 2001.

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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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