Little Darling Dogs Luxury Home Boarding

15/12/2024

It's a hard life being a darling dog! 😍

13/12/2024

Snuggling down for the evening

06/12/2024

What’s the Difference Between a Licensed Boarding Kennel and a Licensed Home Dog Boarder? 🐾

A boarding kennel is a purpose-built facility where dogs stay in individual kennels. It’s great for dogs that enjoy being around others, with structured routines and plenty of space for exercise.

A home dog boarder cares for dogs in their own home, offering a cosy, family-style environment. It’s ideal for dogs that prefer a quieter, more personalised setting.

Both must be licensed by the local council, so your dog’s care and safety are always a priority. Choose the option that best suits your dog’s needs and personality!

Check out our listed licensed home dog boarders here 👉 https://yappily.co.uk/explore/?type=everything&services=dog-boarding&sort=latest

25/11/2024

Dog Parents,

With the run-up to Christmas getting closer we are seeing more and more people trying to find suitable accommodation for their dogs at short notice.

It's so important to remember boarding or day caring for a dog without a licence is against the law and that any insurance an unlicensed business has will be invalid.

But that's not the only reason you should choose a licensed, home dog boarder.

Here are just a few reasons why licensed is the correct choice for your dog. Licensed dog care providers......

✅ MUST have comprehensive risk evaluations by the council for your dog's safety;
✅ MUST be limited by the council on the number of dogs they can care for at any one time.
✅ MUST undergo property inspections to ensure safety and uphold best practices.
✅ MUST have strict protocols for cleanliness, safety, and disease control
✅ MUST continue to learn to keep their skills updated (CPD)
✅ Strive further to guarantee your dog's safety, happiness, and overall well-being

Obtaining a licence for dog daycare or boarding isn't a walk in the park let me tell you!

This is why selecting a licensed provider ensures peace of mind, knowing they've committed to excellence.

You can explore licensed dog boarding or daycare options near you on Yappily - every listed business is confirmed to be licensed, insured, and devoted to your dog's well-being.

www.yappily.co.uk

14/11/2024

04/11/2024

Boarding or daycaring a dog without a licence is against the law.

That's not the only reason you should choose a licensed dog care provider.

Here's just a few reasons why licensing is a must.

✅ Have comprehensive risk evaluations by the council for your dog's safety
✅ Are limited by the council on the number of dogs they can care for at any one time.
✅ Undergo property inspections to ensure safety and uphold best practices.
✅ Receive independent reviews of their methods and expertise
✅ Have strict protocols for cleanliness, safety, and disease control
✅ Strive further to guarantee your dog's safety, happiness, and overall well-being

Obtaining a license for dog daycare or boarding isn't a walk in the park let me tell you!

Hence, selecting a licensed provider ensures peace of mind, knowing they've committed to excellence.

Explore licensed dog boarding or daycare options near you on Yappily - every listed business is confirmed to be licensed, insured, and devoted to your dog's well-being.

www.yappily.co.uk

13/10/2024

Evening Yappers!

As a Dog Pro, you're no stranger to clients seeking your guidance on various services and the best people for the job. It can be quite a challenge, especially if you don't have personal connections to vouch for, right?

But Yappily is here to put your mind at ease. Every Dog Pro listed on Yappily has gone through a rigorous vetting process. This means you can confidently recommend Yappily for ethical, reliable, and top-quality services.

Just share the link to Yappily with your clients so they can bookmark us.

We're expanding every day!

www.yappily.co.uk

09/10/2024

Good advice!

The leaves have changed, there’s a chill in the air and we’ve swapped our sunglasses for raincoats. Autumn is officially here 🍂

While you’re ready for muddy walks and wrapping up warm, are your pets? Check out below what to look out for this season and tips for keeping your pet safe & healthy 🍁

🍄‍🟫 Poisonous plants - conkers, acorns and mushrooms are among the list of plants that could harm our pets if ingested. If you suspect your pet has eaten any toxic plants, contact your vet immediately for advice.
🍂 Fallen leaves & fruits - ingesting these can cause tummy upset or worse, as old leaves turn mouldy they contain mycotoxins and rotten fruit will eventually ferment and contain poisonous ethanol.
🪲 Mites & fleas - in the autumn, Harvest mites climb up the long grass waiting for a warm-blooded host. Signs of infestation include skin inflammation and scratching. Turning the heating up can also prompt flea eggs to be ‘woken up’, so ensure both your pets and home are treated.
🌙 Darker nights - keep your pets visible with reflective or light up collars & leads, and ensure outdoor cats are safe at home once it’s dark. Have your torch at the ready to be able to thoroughly check on your outdoor small furries like rabbits, and remember to ensure their enclosures are warm enough as the cold sets in.
🎃 Pumpkins & candles - make sure to throw out old pumpkins before they go mouldy to prevent sickness if eaten. Consider battery powered candles over real flames or keep any lit candles and small decorations out of reach of mischievous pets.
🍬 Halloween sweets - remember chocolate is highly toxic for dogs and many treats contain the poisonous sweetener Xylitol. Dogs can also get spooked by our scary costumes, so consider walking earlier in the day before the trick or treater’s are out.
💥Fireworks - these often make our pets stressed & anxious. You can make a safe den to hide in at home and work on desensitising your pets by playing fireworks noises quietly while rewarding calm behaviour.

Check out the & websites for more advice 🍁

23/09/2024

06/08/2024

💥DON"T FORGET! 💥

With the summer holidays in full swing we are seeing more and more people trying to find suitable accommodation at the last minute for their dogs.

It's so important to remember boarding or day caring for a dog without a licence is against the law and that any insurance an unlicensed business has, will be invalid.

But that's not the only reason you should choose a licensed, home dog boarder.

Here's just a few reasons why licensed is the correct choice for your dog. Licensed dog care providers......

✅ MUST have comprehensive risk evaluations by the council for your dog's safety;
✅ MUST be limited by the council on the number of dogs they can care for at any one time.
✅ MUST undergo property inspections to ensure safety and uphold best practices.
✅ MUST have strict protocols for cleanliness, safety, and disease control
✅ MUST continue to learn to keep their skills updated (CPD)
✅ MUST transport dogs safely
✅ Strive further to guarantee your dog's safety, happiness, and overall well-being

Obtaining a dog daycare or boarding licence isn't a walk in the park, let me tell you!

This is why selecting a licensed provider ensures peace of mind, knowing they've committed to excellence.

You can explore licensed dog boarding or daycare options near you on Yappily - every listed business is confirmed to be licensed, insured, and devoted to your dog's well-being.

👉www.yappily.co.uk 👈

05/08/2024

This is a really good 1st Aid course.

Our next Dog First aid workshop is also available to book!

Run by a veterinary nurse, this fun and interesting workshop gives you real life skills to look after your (or other peoples!) dogs at home and in a professional setting.

So many of our last group messaged with times they have used their new skills (ripped nails, bandaging at home after injuries, pulled muscle care, bee sting care, just to name a few!)

Message us on 07979396123 on on here to book your space

(Bookings are non refundable)

02/08/2024

Very interesting information

30/07/2024

The RVC urges owners of hot dogs to “cool first, transport second”  Published: 20 Jul 2023 | Last Updated: 20 Jul 2023 07:00:23 A new study by the VetCompass team at the Royal Veterinary College (RVC) has found that dogs with heatstroke may be suffering even further due to outdated first aid pr...

10/07/2024

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07/07/2024

Watching Wimbledon 😍🤣