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Guide · updated 19 September 2026

Dog boarding and day care in Hull, area by area

Hull's 13 published dog boarders, kennels and day cares are not spread evenly across the town's nine defined areas. Four have at least one business based there, and three have none at all; a ninth carries a business only because it names that area as somewhere it covers, not because it is based there.

Areas with a business based there

An area shown by coverage, not premises

Willerby & Kirk Ella shows one business, Positively Responsible Animal Services, but its address is in Brough, outside every one of Hull's nine areas. It appears here only because it names Willerby directly as somewhere it covers, on the same basis PetStay is shown under Hessle for its office address.

Areas with nothing listed

Three areas have no business at all in this research: Hull city centre & Fruit Market, North Hull: Beverley Road, Newland & the University, and Anlaby & Anlaby Common. This may be a genuine gap in this part of the market, or a business trading there that this research did not find; if you know of one, our contact address is on the Hull page.

Counts at a glance

AreaPostcodesBusinesses listed
Hull city centre & Fruit MarketHU1, HU20
West HullHU3, HU4, HU52
North HullHU60
Anlaby & Anlaby CommonHU4, HU100
HessleHU131
Willerby & Kirk EllaHU101 (shown by coverage, not premises)
CottinghamHU161
Sutton-on-Hull, Bransholme, Kingswood & east HullHU7, HU8, HU9, HU114
Hedon & BurstwickHU124

Searching by area

If your own area shows little or nothing, the businesses in a neighbouring area may still be a short drive away, or offer collection: Wright Dog Walker Hedon and Tailz 'n' Trailz both do. Hull City Council licenses the city-side areas (Hull city centre, west Hull, north Hull and Sutton) and East Riding of Yorkshire Council licenses the rest; see our council licences guide for what each register does and does not show.

This page is rechecked periodically rather than continuously, so a new business in one of the three empty areas may already be trading by the time you read this; a phone call to the council named above is the most current source either way.