We are licensed by Cambridgeshire County Council to care for up to 35 dogs per day. Currently, we average around 20 dogs daily.

No — all dogs stay on site for safety. That doesn’t mean your dog sits around twiddling their thumbs, though. They’ll get plenty of play, exercise and mental stimulation, plus regular downtime throughout the day.

Yes — if your dog needs breakfast, lunch or dinner, you’re welcome to bring their food in a tub or bag and I’ll feed it at the time you ask for. The treats here are grain-free and don’t contain chicken or beef.

Our business hours are from 8:30 AM to 6:00 PM, Monday to Friday. You can drop off and pick up your dog anytime during these hours.

Your dog stays comfortable whatever the weather. In hot weather, there’s air conditioning, water play and cooling mats. In colder months, I use heating and extra blankets. If it rains, I can use coats I’ve got here or one you send in.

Yes — your dog needs to attend daycare before boarding. It helps them get used to the routine and feel more settled with us. Once they’re comfortable, boarding becomes a much smoother experience for everyone.

All dogs that come through my daycare must be child-friendly. This is a family business, after all, so my children and the children of staff come during the school holidays. If boarding is required, they also have to be child-friendly.

Most dogs mix happily together, and I’ll always check that during your Meet & Greet. If I ever need to separate dogs, I can use my two dog rooms and internal fencing to keep things calm and safe.