If you want to book a stay over the busy holiday periods then as much as possible, however, please give us a ring and we will do our best to help whatever your circumstances.

Yes, we are licenced by the Local Authority Newark and Sherwood to ensure we keep our high standards.

You dog needs to be vaccinated against Bordetella Bronchiseptica (kennel cough) at least 14 days before their stay with us. They also need to be up to date with their yearly boosters.

We walk all dogs twice a day, ensuring that all our boarders get one to one and lots of individual attention.

No, we stock a full range of food both wet and dry. We can normally cater for most of our boarders. If your dog has special dietary requirements that we do not stock please just let us know and we will either do our best to provide the food, or if you prefer you can bring your own.

Of course! We want to make their stay as fun as possible, so you are welcome to bring their toys or beds. All are provided but having your own things is always nice and comforting for your dog!

No, we walk all the dogs on their own. Only if they are staying together will we take them out as a group.

Yes, all pens are heated and the cattery have heated igloos to keep them all cosy and warm.

Yes, we can. Heidi can collect and return your dog from just about anywhere. Please just let us know when you book.

Yes, this can be done with prior arrangement. A lot of our clients arrange for this to be done prior to collection, we also groom dogs who are not staying with us, please give us a call to arrange an appointment.

Yes, we have fully qualified staff who can help. Just let us know at the time of booking.

Bordetella Bronchiseptica, also known as kennel cough is basically the common cold to dogs. Despite its name it can be contracted wherever your dog comes into contact with other dogs. So as well as in kennels it can be caught at the vets, in the park etc.

The vaccine for kennel cough is administered by your vet in the form of a nasal spray and will last for 12 months. It is just like the flu jab for humans. While the vaccine will not prevent all types of coughs/flu it protect your dog from the main strains.

We are open for drop offs between 9am to 11am and 3pm and 6pm Monday-Saturday and 9am-11am and 3pm to 5pm on a Sunday.

All you really need is your dog(s), their collar and lead, their vaccination card as well as any medication they have been prescribed. We are able to provide all their food, bedding, toys and anything else they should need during their stay. However, if you dog has a favourite blanket, toy or some special treats that you think your dog might enjoy while they are with us then please feel free to bring those too.

Yes, there are discounts for rooms booked out for more than one dog, please see the kennels page for more details.

We are open for viewings every day. Whilst we are happy to show visitors around any time during the day the best time for us is between 11am and 5pm. This just helps us to complete the morning walks/cleaning ad get dogs ready for going home that day. We will then have plenty of time to show you around and answer any queries you may have.

Yes, we are open for boarding 365 days a year. Over the Christmas period, we close for arrivals and departures at midday on Christmas Eve and New Years Eve. We close all day on Christmas Day, Boxing Day and New Years Day.

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