How Multi-Pet Portraits Work: Bringing Every Personality Together

Getting every pet to sit still, look towards the camera and cooperate at exactly the same moment can feel impossible. The good news is that a multi-pet portrait does not require one perfect group photograph.

Separate photographs are welcome

You can send an individual image of each pet. This lets you choose the clearest face and most recognisable expression for every animal, even if the photographs were taken on different days.

Try to match the viewing angle

The strongest compositions usually come from references photographed at a similar height. Eye-level images work especially well. If one pet is photographed directly from above and another straight on, their proportions may feel less natural when placed together.

Show the differences that matter

Include clear views of unique markings, ear shapes, coat patterns and collars you want retained. Tell us if one pet is noticeably larger or smaller than the others so the finished artwork reflects their relationship.

Think about order and placement

If you have a preference—such as the oldest pet in the centre—mention it when sending your photographs. Otherwise, we will arrange the group to create a simple, balanced composition.

Pricing stays straightforward

A portrait with one pet is £15. Each additional pet costs £5, with options for up to five pets available online. For example, two pets cost £20 and three pets cost £25.

Before sending your images

• Choose one or two clear options for each pet.
• Use original files when possible.
• Identify every pet by name.
• Include any notes about size, order or important markings.

Visit the Photo Guide for more preparation tips, then choose the number of pets for your portrait.