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Find trusted and reliable local pet sitters and boarding providers for dogs, cats, rabbits, small pets and horses, across the UK.
Browse companies that offer home visits, overnight stays or day care, with options to suit your pet’s needs — whether that’s a quick daily check-in or extended care while you’re away.Â
Pet sitting and boarding services help make time away less stressful for both pets and owners.Â
Every provider works differently, so always check the details before booking. Some may offer home visits only, while others provide overnight stays, dog boarding, puppy care, senior pet support or care for multiple animals.
Every business listing here is added and checked by the SortedPets team — businesses can’t submit their own profile. That means no abandoned listings or out-of-date information cluttering your search; if a pet sitter, kennel or boarding service is listed, it will show accurate and current business details.Â
Looking for a trusted pet sitter or boarding provider near you? Whether you need someone to visit your home while you're away, an overnight stay for your dog, or dedicated care for a cat, rabbit or other small pet, we've answered some common questions to help you find the right service.
You can use the SortedPets directory to find pet sitting and boarding businesses across the UK. Browse local providers, explore the services they offer and contact them directly to discuss your requirements.
When searching for a service near you, consider their location, the areas they cover, availability over the dates you need, and whether they care for your type of pet.
Some providers offer home visits or overnight stays in your own home, while others provide boarding at their own premises, such as a kennel, cattery or family home.
Prices vary depending on the type of care, your location and how long you need cover for. As a general guide, dog boarding kennels typically cost £30–£70 a night, cat boarding (cattery) averages around £15 a night nationally, and in-home pet sitting is often £40–£45 a night for a dog. London rates tend to run notably higher across all of these.
When comparing providers, check what is included in the price, such as feeding, medication administration, exercise and any additional charges for extra pets.
Contact them directly through their SortedPets listings to discuss current prices and availability.
Pet sitting usually means a sitter visits your home to care for your pet, or your pet stays in the sitter's own home. This can suit pets who are more settled in a familiar environment.
Pet boarding means your pet stays away from home in a dedicated space, such as a kennel or cattery. This can suit pets who are comfortable in a new environment or need more specialist facilities.
Some providers offer both options. Before booking, ask which type of care would best suit your pet's temperament and routine.
Choosing the right care is about more than availability — you need to feel confident your pet will be safe, comfortable and well looked after.
Before booking, consider asking about:
A good provider should be happy to explain how their service works and discuss your pet's individual needs.
Yes, most reputable kennels and catteries ask for up-to-date vaccinations, often including kennel cough or cat flu boosters, before accepting a booking.
Requirements can vary between providers, so check with each listing to confirm exactly what's needed and how far in advance your pet should be vaccinated.
Yes, some providers listed on SortedPets care for small pets alongside dogs and cats.
Check individual listings to confirm they cover your pet's species, and ask about the specific setup they offer, such as separate housing away from larger animals.
Many pet sitting and boarding providers hold insurance to protect themselves and their businesses against relevant risks, but you should never assume every provider has the same level of cover.
Before booking, ask whether they have appropriate insurance and what their policy covers, particularly for accidents, illness or emergencies during your pet's stay.
You can also ask about their experience, emergency procedures and any relevant training.
Some boarding providers include walks as part of their care, but this varies, so always check individual listings.
If your dog needs additional exercise arranged separately, you can also explore our Dog Walking directory to find a local dog walker.
Yes, many owners like to arrange this around a boarding stay or holiday.
Browse our Pet Grooming directory to find a groomer near you, or ask your chosen sitting or boarding provider if they offer this directly.
Popular providers get booked up quickly around holidays and peak times, so it's worth enquiring as early as possible, especially for longer stays.
Discuss your dates with your chosen provider as soon as you can to avoid disappointment.
Browse the pet sitting and boarding businesses listed on SortedPets and open an individual listing to find out more about the services offered.
Where provided, you can use the business's website, telephone number, email address or social media links to contact them directly.
SortedPets helps pet owners discover pet businesses across the UK. Individual providers are responsible for their own services, availability, prices and booking arrangements.
Explore the pet sitting and boarding businesses listed above to find local services that suit your pet's needs. Whether you are looking for home visits, overnight stays, kennels, a cattery or care for a small pet, SortedPets can help you discover trusted providers across the UK.
We recommend contacting a few local businesses to discuss your requirements, check availability and arrange a visit before booking.
SortedPets helps pet owners discover independent pet businesses across the UK. If you offer pet sitting, boarding, kennels or cattery services, we'd love to hear from you.
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