3 Best Boarding Kennels in Birmingham

“Hylton Hound Hotel have heated boarding rooms with individual patios. All the kennels and patios are spacious, comfortable, and comply with official recommendations, even for giant breeds. The bedrooms and patios are cleaned using pressurised water lances, and dog-friendly detergents ensure that a clean, healthy environment is always maintained. Each bedroom has an attached outside patio where dogs can exercise and play with their toys. Adjacent to the bedroom blocks is a secure park, ensuring it's a safe area for your pets to explore and have fun. Hylton Hound Hotel also offers special diets and daily walks set in 6 acres of beautiful countryside. In the unlikely event that your pet requires medical attention, veterinary services are available 24/7.”

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“Hollytrees Boarding Kennels and Cattery is owned and run by Ray and Ann Dedicoat, who have been involved in the care and welfare of animals throughout the West Midlands for over thirty-five years. They are extremely proud of the services and facilities that Hollytrees provides. The company offers boarding for your much-loved pets, with all pens for both dogs and cats featuring individual exercise areas accessible day and night. The facilities are heated and escape-proof, and you are welcome to inspect them during normal opening hours. Vaccinations must be completed at least 2 weeks before boarding. Hollytrees offers boarding services 365 days a year.”

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“Karenswood (International) Ltd. have the experience and capability to provide the most professional care for your dog during its stay. Set in seven acres of private parkland, Karenswood offers kennel accommodation for all breeds of dog, regardless of temperament. The company aims to provide the care and attention your pet deserves while away from home. Karenswood originated specialist dog training techniques and procedures that have evolved into the accepted standard practice in dog training worldwide. Their traditional kennels offer a sociable and open environment, with activities throughout the day to keep dogs physically and mentally stimulated.”

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