Dog boarding and day care in Worcester, area by area
Worcester's nineteen listed dog boarders, day cares and kennels are spread across seven areas, from the city centre out to Evesham & Pershore, and licensed across three different councils depending which side of the town you are on. Every area on this page currently has at least one business listed, though coverage is far from even.
Worcester city centre
Worcester city centre has one listed business, Wagadoodle, a home boarder licensed by Worcester City Council. No other business was confirmed with a city-centre address during research, so this is currently the thinnest area on this page alongside Malvern.
St John's & Dines Green
St John's & Dines Green has four: Worcester Woofers B&B, Top Paws And Claws, St Johns Walkies and Bed and Bone Homestays, all home boarders, licensed between Worcester City Council and Malvern Hills District Council depending on the individual business.
Warndon & Blackpole
Warndon & Blackpole has two: The Dog House, a day care licensed by Worcester City Council, and Five Oaks Boarding Kennels, licensed by Wychavon District Council.
St Peter's & Kempsey
St Peter's & Kempsey has four: The DogFather Worcester and Coco & Yogi's Doggy Daycare, both day cares licensed by Worcester City Council, plus Hillview Canine Centre, licensed by Malvern Hills District Council, and Wits End Kennels, licensed by Wychavon District Council.
Malvern
Malvern has one listed business, Malvern Happy Paws, even though Malvern Hills District Council's own register runs to many more entries; almost all of them sit in villages elsewhere in the district rather than in Malvern town itself.
Droitwich Spa
Droitwich Spa has two, both licensed by Wychavon District Council: Danemere Kennels & Cattery and The Hayloft Pet Services.
Evesham & Pershore
Evesham & Pershore is the best-covered area on this page, with five, also all licensed by Wychavon District Council: Rowan House Boarding Kennels, Archbridge Farm Boarding Kennels, Bolstrode Kennels, Holborn Boarding Kennels and Barklife.
See our home boarding or kennels guide for where Worcester's eight boarding kennels sit, or our prices guide for what a handful of businesses across these seven areas actually charge.
Coverage across these seven areas reflects how Worcestershire Regulatory Services' three registers are structured as much as it reflects genuine local supply: Malvern Hills District Council and Wychavon District Council both cover large rural districts stretching well beyond Worcester's own postcode areas, so a number of real, licensed businesses recorded on their registers sit in villages this page does not cover at all. Worcester city centre and Malvern are thin for that reason rather than because dog boarding is genuinely scarce there; a business a few miles outside this page's boundary may still be worth a call if nothing listed here suits your dates.