Baston — Boarding Kennel
Baston Cattery is a small family-run cattery located between Market Deeping and Bourne. The cattery suites are spacious and the runs overlook the garden. The pens include a sleeping area
Compare 561 dog and cat boarding establishments currently listed in the United Kingdom. Use this general pet-boarding page to identify establishments for dogs, cats or both, then open the dedicated dog or cat results for species-specific details.
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Baston Cattery is a small family-run cattery located between Market Deeping and Bourne. The cattery suites are spacious and the runs overlook the garden. The pens include a sleeping area
Riverside Country Kennels was established over 5 years ago, providing spacious and secure accommodation for your pets. The staff is professional and experienced in providing quality care for cats, dogs
Lawton Valley Kennels Cattery is a family-run business located in Cheshire. The facility was established in 1989 and continues to have a knowledgeable, professional team with over 3 years of
South Hams Small Pet Holidays in South Devon provides a home from home sancutary for small pets including rabbits, guinea pigs, hamsters, gerbils, mice, rats, chickens and birds.The site includes
Redbeck Rabbit Boarding is a boarding service for small animals. The facility utilises basic Ferplast cages, which are ideal for small animals like guinea pigs and small rabbits. The cages
Apperley Lodge provides boarding facilities for small animals, such as rabbits and guinea pigs. The facilities include spacious rabbit runs in the large garden with toys and tunnels so the
Thrift End Farm Canine and Pet Care is locatedin Bedford, serving the wider Bedfordshire area. This is a family-run business with over 1 years experience in the field.The facilities for
Lily's Luxury Retreat provides a five star feline experience in a cattery, set in 15 acres of the peaceful Buckinghamshire countryside. The facility complies with the model licensing conditions as
Birchwood Kennels was designed according to Ministry specification. The facility includes extra large covered runs with all around visibility. The sleeping areas are spacious and cosy, and also include lobby
Clockface Kennels and Cattery is located in the countryside between Widnes, St Helens and Warrington. Clockface provides boarding for cats, dogs, small animals and reptiles in a safe environment.All of
Deepdale Cattery offers spacious accommodation for cats whilst their pet owners are away from home. Established over 4 years ago, personal care and attention is constantly given to the guests
Paws Claws Pet Care offers a home from home boarding service, providing an alternative to using kennels. This service is tailored to suit every client's routine as much as possible.
Pampered Paws is a pet service that is fully licensed with North Somerset Council and is fully insured, providing a home from home doggie day care and home dog boarding
Hartshill Kennels and Cattery is a family-run business located in the East Devon countryside.Kennels are indvidually heated and have large individual exercise areas. Family Kennels are also available for up
Cedar Farm was established in 1986, as a famly-run business. It is situated in 5 acres in Burringham. Boarding is available for dogs, cats, and small animals. Cedar Farm runs
Morton Villa offers boarding for cats and dogs, in individually heated kennels and cat cabins with adjoining runs. The facilities includes two fields with secure 8ft fencing for play and
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.