Rosehill Farm — Boarding Kennel
Rosehill Farm Boarding Kennels Cattery is located in Steeple Claydon, Buckinghamshire with a recently introduced new 22 kennel building. Each kennel measured 6.5m2 and is equipped with an exercise area.
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Rosehill Farm Boarding Kennels Cattery is located in Steeple Claydon, Buckinghamshire with a recently introduced new 22 kennel building. Each kennel measured 6.5m2 and is equipped with an exercise area.
Lindcoly Country Kennels was established over 4 years ago in Bury Saint Edmunds. The service is approved by local authorities and the staff is fully trained. Lindcoly provides a tailored
Warren Wood Kennels Cattery provides accommodation for cats and dogs in the Chester area.The kennels are individually heated within the indoor areas and include large covered external runs. The units
Oakenshaw Grange provides boarding for dogs and cats in their kennels and cattery. A day care is also available for dogs, who can stay in the kennels during the day.
Kingswood Farm is a kennels, cattery and dog grooming service located in Leighton Buzzard, Bedfordshire. The family-run business was opened over 3 years ago.The experienced full-time staff ensure every pet
Crannies Cattery is located in Leighton Buzzard and aims to provide a luxury experience for all its guests, with high-quality care and plenty of attention.The cat cabins include an elevated
Catkins Cattery is based in Iver Heath, Buckinghamshire. The service offers boarding for feline guests with professional staff and facilities maintained at the highest standards.Each cat chalet has individual thermostatically
Castle Croft is a boarding facility for cats, dogs and small animals located in Stockport. The facility was established in 1985 in a 17th Century Grade 11 listed farmhouse. The
Baytree Cattery is located in Walsoken, Wisbech. This family-run cattery is fully licensed and provides luxury boarding to cats within the area. There are a total of 14 indoor pens
Tynehill Boarding Kennels and Cattery is located in Lower Stondon, Bedfordshire. This pet service was established over 3 years ago and continues to provide professional, attentive, loving care to its
Pipwood Kennels and Cattery is committed to keeping all guests safe, happy and healthy in a comfortable and tranquil environment. Pipwood also offers boarding for smaller pets, including rabbits and
The Bluecat Luxury Cattery is located in the village of Clophill. There are a total of 14 cat chalets, so the staff can dedicate their time to each individual cat.
Ivy Lane Cattery is a FAB listed cattery, which also provides a collection and delivery service. This cattery offers a safe, cosy, comfortable environment for cats to board while pet
Fern Lodge Boarding Kennels Cattery is located in Liskeard. Their high-quality dog kennels include the highest standard of care, security, comfort and hygiene. The cattery is highly equipped to handle
The Cat Hotel was established over 2 years ago. It provides cat boarding with heated chalets, transportation (collection and delivery of local cats), and a vet on-call, if necessary. The
Miletree Boarding Cattery opened its doors over 25 years ago, and offers feline luxury for its guests while you are away from home, ensuring your pet is in the hands
United Kingdom guide
Boarding kennels normally describe accommodation for dogs, while catteries are designed for cats. Pet boarding is the broader term. A provider may also advertise day care or home boarding, so confirm whether the service includes an overnight stay and which animals it accepts.
Use the county or region pages to compare a practical travel radius. School holidays, bank-holiday weekends and Christmas can be busy; ask about availability, arrival and collection windows, deposits and cancellation terms early.
Ask for the licence or registration details that apply locally, inspect sleeping and exercise areas where possible, and confirm overnight supervision, vaccination rules, insurance and veterinary arrangements. Requirements differ between boarding types and parts of the UK, so verify the current position with the provider and relevant local authority.
The national directory currently has populated area pages for 39 counties or regions. The largest current inventories are in Devon, West Yorkshire, Buckinghamshire, Bedfordshire and Cornwall.
Use the county and regional links to reduce the journey radius, then compare the precise address and route for each establishment. Travel time can differ substantially from straight-line distance, especially for rural listings.
First confirm whether an establishment accepts dogs, cats or both. Compare sleeping arrangements, overnight supervision, exercise or enrichment, collection times and the way different animals are separated. The dog and cat pages provide more specific questions for each species.
Prepare the dates, vaccination record, feeding instructions, medication details, veterinary contact and an emergency contact. Confirm accepted animals, parasite treatment, arrival times, deposits and cancellation terms.
Availability often tightens around school holidays, public holidays and popular travel weekends. Contact several options early and ask about heating, ventilation, shade and the establishment’s severe-weather plan.
Conditions can vary substantially across United Kingdom. Use the current weather shown on available area pages and check the local forecast for the establishment before travel.
There are currently 561 matching active listings on this page. The total updates with the directory inventory.
No. Some accept dogs, some accept cats and some accept both. Check the profile and use the dedicated dog or cat page before contacting the establishment.
No. Daycare usually ends the same day; boarding includes an overnight stay. Confirm the service, supervision period and price directly.
Confirm accepted animals, accommodation, supervision, vaccination rules, feeding, medication, arrival and collection times, price and cancellation terms.
Yes. A telephone number is available on 557 of 561 current listings. Open a profile to see the available contact information and confirm current services directly.
Boarding kennels house dogs, catteries house cats, and home boarding generally means a pet stays in a provider’s home. Facilities, supervision and accepted animals vary, so confirm the exact service rather than relying on the name.
Ask the provider which licence or registration applies and for its current details. Where licensing applies, confirm the information with the council or other relevant authority for that part of the UK before booking.
Contact providers early for school holidays, bank-holiday weekends and Christmas. Confirm dates, collection times, deposit, cancellation terms and vaccination deadlines before making a payment.