Dog boarding and day care prices in Bath and north-east Somerset
Prices are as the businesses published them when we last checked (September 2026). They can change without notice, so confirm them when you book.
Fourteen dog boarders, day cares and kennels are listed for Bath and north-east Somerset, and only two of them publish a price on their own site: Hyver Boarding Kennels and Woodborough Gardens Kennels & Cattery, both in the Bath south and Combe Down area. Every other business here, including all nine home boarders, quotes once it knows your dog's size and your dates, so the figures below are a floor for what boarding and day care cost locally, not a full price list for the town.
Published prices, September 2026
| Business | Service | Price |
|---|---|---|
| Hyver Boarding Kennels | 1 dog, per day | £40 |
| Hyver Boarding Kennels | 2 dogs, per day | £75 |
| Woodborough Gardens Kennels & Cattery | 1 dog, per night | £31 |
| Woodborough Gardens Kennels & Cattery | 2 dogs together, per night | £45 |
| Woodborough Gardens Kennels & Cattery | 3 dogs together, per night | £55 |
| Woodborough Gardens Kennels & Cattery | Day care | £27.50 |
| Woodborough Gardens Kennels & Cattery | Adventure pass | £15 |
| Woodborough Gardens Kennels & Cattery | Residential stay & train, per week (3-week minimum) | £500 |
Boarding kennels
Both businesses that publish a price run boarding kennels rather than home boarding. Hyver Boarding Kennels, near Midford outside Bath, charges £40 a day for one dog and £75 a day for two, and its own licence covers up to 40 dogs across the site. Woodborough Gardens Kennels & Cattery, near Peasedown St John, charges from £31 a night for one dog, rising to £45 for two dogs together and £55 for three, plus a separate day care rate of £27.50 and an "adventure pass" priced at £15. It also lists a residential "stay and train" package at £500 a week with a three-week minimum stay. Ask exactly what each price includes, and how the first and last day of a stay are counted, before comparing the two.
Everyone else
The other twelve businesses listed here, including all nine home boarders and the three remaining day cares (Doggy Doos, Farm Fields Dog Day Care and WestWoofs), do not publish a price. This is normal for home boarding in particular: a home boarder usually prices around the length of stay, the number of dogs from the same household, and sometimes how far it needs to travel, so have your dog's details and dates ready when you call. None of the prices above include extras that often apply elsewhere in this niche: bank holidays, collection and a second dog from a different household are commonly charged on top, so confirm the final total before you book.