3 Best Boarding Kennels in Barnsley

“Robroyd Boarding Kennels & Cattery has a highly dedicated team to care for your pets. The company is situated in the heart of South Yorkshire. They have newly renovated kennels with underfloor heating. Their kennels are custom-built and constructed to the highest standard. All kennels are centrally heated to keep your dog cosy and warm. They ensure your pet's mind is at ease and happy. Everything is provided: food, treats, bedding, cuddles, and walks. Vaccinations must be up to date on your first day's stay, and vaccinations must be completed at least two weeks before a stay.”

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“Noah's Ark Pet Holiday Home team prides itself on ensuring your pet receives the love, attention, and care it needs whilst you're away. They have three spacious sets of kennels designed to suit your four-legged friend's individual personality. They also offer additional walks for your dog. They create as homely an atmosphere as possible. All dietary needs are catered for—the team can even serve your pet a hearty cooked meal. They offer lead training as well as pampering at their grooming salon during your dog's stay. With heating, additional heat pads for the little ones, as well as lighting for dark evenings, their high standard of care provides a calming and relaxing space for your pet.”

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“Animal Inn Boarding Kennels is a family-run business that has been providing excellent care for all kinds of pets. The company is located on over 20 acres of fields adjacent to the Trans Pennine Trail. Their boarding kennels offer comfort for both long and short periods of time. Their boarding pens are all bright, comfortable, and spacious. Each pen has an indoor area for individual pets to eat and sleep and access to a large outdoor play area. They ensure that all areas inside and out are kept clean for your dog's comfort. They offer a collection and delivery service within the local area should you need it. Many of their staff are volunteers—people who love animals and help look after them because they want to, not because they are paid. This ensures your pet gets a little extra when it comes to cuddles.”

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