Boarding kennels and pet boarding

Boarding kennels, catteries and pet hotels for dogs and cats. Compare where your pet will sleep, how they are cared for and what it costs.

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Boarding kennels and pet hotels (1565)

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Heath Farm Cattery

Heath End, Newbury, United Kingdom

Family-run farm cattery near Newbury with chalets overlooking fields and woodland

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Heathcote Boarding Kennels

Ladys Pass, Bendigo, Australia

Dog-only boarding kennels near Heathcote in central Victoria

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Heathfield Cattery

Elstead, Godalming, United Kingdom

Twelve-room cattery on a smallholding at Elstead, near Farnham and Godalming

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Hedgegrove Pet Retreat

Golden Grove, Adelaide, Australia

Northern Adelaide retreat with climate-controlled dog suites, a big cattery and exotic pet boarding

DogsCatsBirdsReptilesRabbits & small petsPrivate units (no sharing)
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Heritage Pet

Parker, United States

Parker pet resort with a separate cat-only cattery of deluxe kitty condos.

DogsCatsPrivate units (no sharing)
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Hest Bank Kennels

Hest Bank, Lancaster, United Kingdom

Long-running North Lancashire boarding for dogs, cats, birds, small pets and reptiles

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Hickory Hills Kennel

Southeast Madison, Madison, United States

Family-owned Madison kennel, with owners on site, that says it was the city's first daycare.

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Hidden Acres Dog Resort

Mulvane, United States

Dog resort south of Wichita with heated-floor suites and indoor-outdoor runs.

DogsIndoor–outdoor runs
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Highbridge Kennels & Cattery

Spean Bridge, Fort William, United Kingdom

Family-run heated kennels and cattery at Spean Bridge, eight miles from Fort William

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Highcroft Kennels and Cattery

Midgham, Reading, United Kingdom

Purpose-built kennels and cattery on six acres at Midgham, west of Reading, with grooming

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Hilbrae Pets Hotel

Cold Hatton, Telford, United Kingdom

Family-run rural pet hotel at Cold Hatton boarding dogs, cats, birds, reptiles and small pets

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Hillcrest Cat Motel

Belmont, Lower Hutt, New Zealand

Long-established, family-run non-communal cattery in the Belmont Hills

CatsPrivate units (no sharing)
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Hilltop Kennels

Cedar Rapids, United States

Southwest Cedar Rapids kennel offering overnight boarding for dogs and cats.

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Hillview Cattery

Birregurra, Colac, Australia

Multi-level cat suites with private outdoor areas between Winchelsea and Colac

CatsPrivate units (no sharing)
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Holiday Kennels

Eugene, United States

South Eugene dog and cat kennel with heated private quarters and outdoor runs.

DogsCatsPrivate units (no sharing)
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Holiday Pet Care

Thornhill, Canada

Cage-free dog boarding and daycare on Yonge Street in Thornhill since 1998

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Holly Acres Pet Resort

Davie, Fort Lauderdale, United States

Three-acre Davie resort boarding dogs, cats and exotics from ferrets to turtles

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Hollygrove Kennels

Newcastle, Ireland

Long-running dog kennels on seven acres of countryside near Lucan and the M50.

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Home Away Boarding Kennels

Lughill, Monasterevin, Ireland

Small family-run kennels near Monasterevin with countryside walks by the River Barrow.

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Home Away From Home

Fargo, United States

Fargo boarding for dogs, cats and small pets since 2017, with seven play areas.

DogsCatsRabbits & small petsPrivate units (no sharing)
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How to choose boarding kennels

Boarding kennels range from traditional outdoor runs to full pet hotels with heated private rooms. Before you compare prices, compare where your pet will actually sleep: indoors or outdoors, alone or shared, heated in winter and cool in summer.

Visit before you book. A well-run kennel smells clean, is calm rather than constantly barking, and is happy to show you every area your pet will use.

Ask about vaccinations, medication, the vet they use, who is on site at night and how you will hear how your pet is doing. Get deposit and cancellation terms in writing, especially for peak season.

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Questions pet owners ask

How much do boarding kennels cost?

Prices vary by city, size of pet and type of room. Each listing shows a "from" rate where the hotel has shared it, and you can send one enquiry to get exact prices for your dates.

Is a pet hotel better than boarding kennels?

Not always, but pet hotels usually offer private indoor rooms, more attention and updates. For anxious, older or indoor pets, the extra space and quiet are often worth it.

Do boarding kennels take cats?

Many do, in a separate cattery away from the dogs. Cats are calmer in a cats-only building, so ask how far the cattery is from the dog kennels.

What should I pack for boarding?

Vaccination certificate, enough of their usual food, any medication with written doses, and something that smells of home.

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