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Guide · updated 19 September 2026

Home boarding or kennels in Nuneaton, Bedworth and Atherstone?

Three home boarders and four boarding-kennels businesses are licensed for an overnight stay in Nuneaton, Bedworth and Atherstone (Cofastre Pets Hotel holds both a day-care and a boarding-kennels licence type, so is counted once here, under kennels). Pet Sitting Nuneaton, a mobile day-care operator that also lists dog boarding among its services, is neither a home boarder nor a kennels business in its own right, so sits outside this comparison; see our day care or boarding guide for where it fits.

Home boarding

Woof and Whiskers, founded by a former police officer, takes only one or two dogs at a time into its own home in Nuneaton, with solo rather than group walks and a meet-and-greet before a new dog starts. Animals at Home (North Warwickshire) and Out With Hound both board dogs in the carer's own home covering the Atherstone area; Animals at Home is the local branch of a wider franchise also covering Market Bosworth, Tamworth, Bedworth and Coleshill, while Out With Hound also offers shorter day-care-style stays of up to six hours alongside overnight boarding. As home boarders, all three are shown here by area and town only; the exact address is given once you book.

Boarding kennels

Glebe Farm Boarding Kennels & Cattery and Cofastre Pets Hotel both run rural, farm-based kennels and also take cats; Castle Farm Boarding Kennels is a small, family-run kennels at Bilstone that asks for calls, texts or WhatsApp messages; Witherley Boarding Kennels & Cattery, near Atherstone, has traded for over 50 years and offers single, double and family kennel units around a secure sand play area, plus set viewing hours. A kennels usually has room for more dogs at once than a home boarder, and gives a dog its own kennel space rather than a family home to share.

Which suits your dog

A dog that is anxious around strangers' houses, or is used to a quiet single-dog household, is often better suited to a home boarder taking one dog at a time, such as Woof and Whiskers. A dog that is confident and would rather have a routine of its own kennel, feeding and exercise times may be better suited to purpose-built kennels such as Witherley or Glebe Farm. Either way, ask how many other dogs will be on site or in the house during your dates, and from how many households.

Read more about how home boarding works and how boarding kennels work across the whole directory.

Cats and other add-ons

If you also need a cat boarded, Glebe Farm Boarding Kennels & Cattery and Witherley Boarding Kennels & Cattery both run a cattery alongside their dog kennels, so one call can cover both animals; none of the three home boarders here mention taking cats. Cofastre Pets Hotel also offers grooming and Witherley offers medication administration for £5, so ask what else is available if your dog needs more than a bed for the night.