Kennels

The kennel complex, operated by Phil Allerby and his team,caters for all breeds of dog, from Chihuahuas to Great Danes. Each guest is housed in an individual solar heated kennel with attached exercise area large enough to accommodate 2 or 3 dogs from the same family together.

Clean under floor solar heated kennels

Large 2 x 4 metre individual inside sleeping area 24 hours a day

Larger 2 x 9 metre individual fenced off socialising/ execrise area all day long

2 expansive outdoor exercise areas where we exercise each guest on a daily basis

Kennels cleaned at least once daily and dogs run in the outside grass runs twice a day, and can run all day in the fenced run

Long term stays easily accommodated

Phil has a special affinity with dogs and has been known to share the comforts of home with a Bichon Frise, who preferred the indoors to the outside! He befriends every guest and always endeavours to give them a holiday that is as stress-free as possible.

Our spacious kennels offer your pet a 2m x 4m indoor sleeping area, where they can be by themselves in their quiet moments, and a huge 2m x 9m outside fenced off run which allows for safe contact through fencing with adjacent kennels, when they feel like socialising.

The fully fenced outside grassed areas at St Georges give your pet an opportunity to run round and "let off steam"!

While your pet is staying with us we are happy to serve any special dietary needs that you supply and we will administer any medication you bring along.

Dogs that have not been vaccinated cannot stay with us. The safety and wellbeing of all our guests is paramount.

We must see evidence of vaccination, within the last twelve months, for distemper, hepatitis, parvovirus and kennel cough. Your vet will supply a card recording your pets vaccinations and dates when boosters are due.

If your dog has not been regularly vaccinated this must be completed two weeks prior to staying with us.

Puppies need to have completed their full series of vaccinations at least two weeks prior to staying with us.

If you have not mentioned to your vet that you intend to use a kennel, your dog may not have been vaccinated against kennel cough. Please check your records or consult your vet as soon as possible.

We advise that all dogs should be wormed and treated against fleas, according to the recommended guide lines.