Boarding in Liverpool
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UK dog boarding kennels typically charge £22–£45 per night, home boarders £30–£60, and cattery pens £15–£30 per night, with peak-season and second-pet rates on top. A strong Merseyside market for family dogs, cats and small animals.
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What do boarding cost in Liverpool? (2026)
| Service | Typical price |
|---|---|
| Kennel boarding — one dogDogs | £22–£45per night |
| Kennel boarding — two dogs sharingDogs | £35–£70per night |
| Home boarding (licensed host)Dogs | £30–£60per night |
| Cattery — single penCats | £15–£30per night |
| Cattery — double / family penCats | £24–£45per night |
| Rabbit or guinea pig boardingSmall animals | £6–£15per night |
| Bird boardingSmall animals | £8–£20per night |
| Bank holiday / peak supplementExtras | £5–£20per night |
| Collection and drop-offExtras | £10–£40one-off |
| Medication administrationExtras | £2–£8per day |
Guide prices for the UK market — Liverpool costs can run higher in city centres. Always confirm with the business before booking. Full boarding price guide for Liverpool.
Boarding in Liverpool: common questions
How much does it cost to board a dog in the UK?
Licensed kennels typically charge £22–£45 per dog per night, and home boarders £30–£60. Peak weeks such as Christmas and August often add a supplement.
Does a boarding kennel need a licence?
Yes. In England, boarding dogs or cats in kennels, a cattery or a private home is a licensable activity under the Animal Welfare (Licensing of Activities Involving Animals) Regulations 2018, and the licence and star rating must be displayed.
What vaccinations does my pet need to board?
Nearly all UK boarding businesses require an up-to-date vaccination record — DHP plus kennel cough for dogs, and the flu/enteritis vaccination for cats — with the last dose at least two weeks before arrival.