Dog and Cat Boarding
Animal Welfare Information
The Animal Welfare (Licensing of Activities Involving Animals) (England) Regulations 2018 requires that a licence be required for anyone providing or arranging for the provision of accommodation for other people’s cats or dogs in the course of a business on any premises where the provision of that accommodation is a purpose of the business by:
- Providing boarding for cats;
- Providing boarding in kennels for dogs;
- Providing home boarding for dogs; or
- Providing day care for dogs.
The Council inspects all licensed premises, which may include a veterinary surgeon or practitioner. If the inspection is satisfactory the licence will be granted for 1, 2 or 3 years and provided with a star rating.
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Fees
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Animal Welfare Licences – Cat/Dog Boarding (incl. dog day care / home boarding). Fee comprised of (a) initial fee; and(b) successful application (enforcement) fee |
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1 year licence: New / renewal (+vet fee if required) |
£197.62 |
(a) £118.57; (b) £79.05 |
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2 year licence: New / renewal (+vet fee if required) |
£276.67 |
(a) £118.57; (b) £158.10 |
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3 year licence: New / renewal (+vet fee if required) |
£355.72 |
(a) £118.57; (b) £237.15 |
