About Our Dog Daycare
The sign up process is simple and straightforward. We simply ask that you complete the signup form, linked on the home page. After signing up, we invite you to bring your dog in for a trial hour so we can observe how they adapt to the daycare environment and interact with the other dogs.
If you are interested in your dog becoming a Pet-A-Pooch dog, please note that there are a few additional requirements and inclusion is at our discretion.
We also offer an evening drop off service in the Chelsea/Knightsbridge/Mayfair area for an additional fee. Please let us know if you are interested in this and we can put together a quote based on location and regularity.
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We are open Monday to Friday from 7am - 7pm and Saturdays from 10am to 5pm. We have space each day for up to 26 dogs and this allows us to attend to every need thoroughly and encourage socialisation in a controlled way. We ask that all owners book their dogs in via our online booking system, however, if it is your pup's first time with us then please call us to book in their one-hour trial.​
If you have any questions please feel free to get in touch Monday to Friday from 8am-6pm.
We offer a wide range of dog related services here at King's but our primary objective is to serve as a safe and nurturing daycare for dogs.
Whilst we absolutely adore big dogs too, we have introduced a weight cap of 15KG. This is to ensure some of our smaller doggos feel safe to get involved with play and other activities without risk of injury. We also ask that all male dogs over the age of 1 are neutered but are willing make exceptions if neutering needs to be delayed slightly for physical developmental reasons.
With regular daycare, your dog will benefit from feeling as if they are truly part of a pack. We are selective with the dogs that we take on and your dog will be surrounded by friendly and familiar dogs and people on a regular basis, providing a safe space away from home. This environment works wonders for any dogs confidence and can be instrumental in dealing with many behavioural issues such as separation anxiety and over attachment.
