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Dog and cat boarding

While you are away, they are in good hands.

Big parks for dogs, a quiet cattery for cats, their usual food and a photo during the stay: everything for a holiday with peace of mind.

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Dogs
Cats
Day care

A declared, certified boarding

Declared to the prefecture, run by people who hold the required certification, in facilities built for animals.

Dogs and cats apart

The cats have their own quiet building, far from the barking. Dogs are grouped by size and temperament.

Their routine, their food

Bring their usual food, their blanket, their toy: fewer changes means a calmer stay.

News during the stay

A photo and a word by message during the stay, and a call straight away if anything worries us.

Stays and services

We are not a veterinary clinic: we work with a referring vet and call you before any visit.

Dog boardingAn individual box with a bed and a covered run, and time in the park with dogs of the same temperament.DogsDogs of all sizesCatteryA quiet building far from the dogs, a lodge with shelves and a hiding place, and someone who takes the time.CatsCatsDay careDrop your dog off in the morning, pick it up in the evening: a day of play and rest instead of a day alone.Day careSociable dogsWalksWalks on lead outside the boarding, in small groups or alone, depending on each dog.ExtrasDogs on leadMedication and special careTablets at the right time, a diet, an old dog who needs calm: given according to your vet's prescription.ExtrasDogs and catsTrial nightOne night before the holidays, so that the first long stay is not a leap into the unknown.ExtrasDogs and cats
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A stay, link by link

1

You book the dates

By phone or with the form: dates, animals, any treatment. Busy periods fill up early, school holidays first.

2

A visit or a trial day

Come and see the place before the first stay. For an anxious dog, a trial day or night helps a lot.

3

Arrival at the agreed time

We check the health record and identification, note their habits, and take them calmly to their place.

4

The reunion

We tell you how the stay went: appetite, walks, sleep, friendships. And they go home happy.

What to bring

  • The health record, vaccinations up to date according to our rules
  • The identification number (microchip or tattoo)
  • Their usual food for the whole stay
  • Their treatment and the prescription, if any

Owners talk about us

"Ten days in August, a photo every evening. Our dog came home tired and happy, and ran back in at the next stay."
Céline and MarcOwners of Nala, labrador
"Our cat does not like change. The cattery is quiet, far from the dogs, and she ate from the first evening."
Hélène V.Owner of Miso, cat
"They gave our old dog his tablets at the right time and called us when he refused his food. Reassuring."
Thierry B.Owner of Pirate, 13 years old

Owners' questions

Which vaccinations are required?
Vaccinations must be up to date according to our rules, which we send you when you book. Bring the health record on arrival.
Does my animal need to be identified?
Yes. Identification of dogs and cats is compulsory in France: we ask for the microchip or tattoo number.
Should I bring food?
Yes, ideally the food your animal usually eats, for the whole stay. A sudden change of diet can upset its stomach.
Will I have news during the stay?
Yes: a photo and a word by message during the stay, and a call straight away if anything worries us.
My dog has never been boarded. Will it cope?
Most dogs settle in quickly. For an anxious dog, we recommend a visit and a trial night before the first long stay.
What happens if my animal falls ill?
We call you straight away. If needed, we take it to our referring vet or to yours, as agreed when you booked.

Book a stay

Tell us about your animals and your dates. We confirm availability and the price by phone or email.

Rather call? The boarding answers on01 23 45 67 89

Drop-off and pick-up

Monday to Saturday
8–11 a.m. and 4–7 p.m.
Sunday and public holidays
5–7 p.m.
Visits
By appointment

Always by appointment, so that someone is free to welcome your animal calmly.