Pet Boarding

Going on holidays soon?
Before considering whether to board your pet, please check their vaccination records to make sure they have been vaccinated within the past 12 months. If your pet is due for a booster vaccination make sure this is done at least 2-3 weeks prior to your pet boarding.
Holiday seasons book fast – we recommend booking well in advance to secure your pets boarding spot
What to look for in pet boarding
At Sydney Animal Hospitals we pride ourselves in our dog and cat boarding facilities.
There are a number of factors to consider with pet boarding, such as:
How big are individual kennels?
Is there any natural light?
Will your pet have access to a run during the day?
How many kennels are there in the complex? Fewer kennels can mean a quieter, calmer stay.
Do the kennels smell bad? If so, this can indicate poor hygiene or ventilation problems.
Do they provide food or can you provide your own pet’s specific diet?
Can they medicate pets if required?
Do they have veterinarians in attendance should an emergency occur?
An ideal boarding facility for your pet has a relaxed, calm atmosphere, created by having fewer kennels/animals, a design that minimises stress and allows maintenance of a high standard of hygiene.


Cattery
At Sydney Animal Hospitals we understand that nobody likes to leave their cat home alone when they go on a holiday. Our cattery facilities make leaving your cat a much easier decision. With cat friendly enclosures and even outdoor cat playgrounds at our Inner West location, Sydney Animal Hospitals has it all to make sure your cat has a comfortable stay.
All our cat accommodation has been designed to make sure your cat has a peaceful, relaxed and enjoyable time away from home.


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