Dog boarding and day care in Woking, area by area

Woking and west Surrey's four areas run from the town centre out through Old Woking towards Ripley, Send, Bisley, West End and Chobham, and this directory's twelve dog boarding and day-care businesses sit unevenly across them. The plain woking area holds exactly half of the twelve.

All four areas currently have at least one listed business, so there is no area on this page with nothing at all, though Woking south and Old Woking and Bisley, West End and Chobham are both thin enough that it is worth checking a neighbouring area too if the one nearest you does not have what your dog needs.

Woking

The strongest area on this page, with six businesses, all licensed by Woking Borough Council: five home boarders, Bright Days Dog Care, Horsell Happy Pets, K9 Instinct, Leads & Laces by A.P.G. and Sophie Walks Dogs, plus Small Paw Adventures, a further home boarder whose self-reported licence could not be confirmed on the council's register.

Ripley and Send

Three businesses cover this area, all licensed by Guildford Borough Council rather than Woking's own council: Bruce's Doggy Day Care (Surrey Hills) and Dog Days Adventure, both day care, and Oak Ride Farm Kennels, the only boarding kennels and cattery listed anywhere on this page.

Woking south and Old Woking

Two businesses: Pawadise Day Care Ltd (Pawadise Spa), a grooming salon on East Hill that also runs day care, and The Dogfather (Pyrford), a farm day-care site whose booking runs through a head office outside the area. With only two listed here, it is worth also checking the plain Woking area nearby.

Bisley, West End and Chobham

One business is listed here, The Dog Cottage, a home boarder on the edge of Chobham Common, licensed by Surrey Heath Borough Council rather than either of the other two councils covering this page.

How these areas were worked out

An area shown here follows the postcode district a business's own site, council register entry or Facebook page places it in: GU21 for Woking, GU22 for Woking south and Old Woking, GU23 for Ripley and Send, and GU24 for Bisley, West End and Chobham. Several Woking Borough Council register entries give only a bare town or village name with no postcode, so a small number of the six businesses shown under the plain Woking area may in fact sit in Woking south and Old Woking; a future check against the council's own site directly, rather than a mirror, could move some of them. Every business shown also has a confirmed phone number, so the counts above only include businesses that could actually be reached, not every name found in research.