Sydney Pet Boarding – Dogs & Cats
Leaving your pet behind can be tough, but at Sydney Animal Hospitals, we make sure they feel right at home. Secure a pet boarding spot today for when you’re next on holiday!
Providing love and care when you’re not there
Before You Book: Pet Boarding Service Checklist
Going on holiday soon? Ensure your pet is ready for their stay by following these important steps.
- Check vaccination records — Make sure your pet has been vaccinated within the past 12 months.
- Book a booster – If your pet needs a booster shot, schedule it at least 2–3 weeks before their stay to allow time for full protection.
- Plan ahead – Peak holiday seasons fill up fast, so we recommend booking early to secure your pet’s spot.
Premium Pet Boarding Services
At Sydney Animal Hospitals, we provide trusted boarding services designed to offer a secure, comfortable, and caring environment for your furry friend. Whether you require dog and cat boarding for a short getaway or long-term pet boarding, our expert team ensures your pet receives top-quality care while you’re away.
Unlike standard pet boarding kennels, our pet boarding vet facility has the full services of a veterinary hospital. Our highly trained and qualified veterinary team is on-site and available to provide professional medical care, supervision, and support if needed. This makes our Sydney pet boarding arrangements ideal for cats and dogs that require extra attention, are old, or have special dietary needs.
Dog Boarding Sydney
We know that dogs need love and affection and that they can get anxious when left on their own. Our dog boarding kennels are designed for comfort, security, and fun! Whether your pup loves to play or prefers a quiet retreat, we can cater to all temperaments. Our dog boarding services include regular exercise, nutritious meals, and plenty of socialisation, ensuring a happy and stress-free stay.
Cat Boarding Sydney
We understand that nobody likes to leave their cat home alone when they go away. Our cat boarding facilities include spacious and clean enclosures and even an outdoor cat playground at our Inner West location to ensure your cat has a comfortable stay. All our cattery Sydney accommodation has been designed to make sure your cat has a peaceful, relaxed and enjoyable time away from home.
Why Choose Sydney Animal Hospitals for Pet Boarding?
Vet-Supervised Care – Our experienced and dedicated veterinary team ensures your pet’s health, safety, and comfort at all times.
Safe & Secure Facilities – Our boarding kennels in Sydney offer a protected environment for your pet with secure fencing and no unauthorised access.
Short & Long-Term Boarding – Whether you’re going away for a weekend or a while, we offer flexible extended pet boarding options.
Individualised Attention – Every pet is unique, and we tailor our care to their specific needs, ensuring a happy and relaxing stay.
Clean & Conscious – We maintain a high standard of hygiene by creating a calm atmosphere with fewer kennels and animals to minimise mess and stress.
7 Sydney Animal Hospital Locations Across Sydney
Sydney Animal Hospitals have 7 locations across Sydney for your convenience
Newtown
Open 7 Days
Inner West
Open 7 Days
Norwest
Open 7 Days
Kellyville
Open 7 Days
Baulkham Hills
Open 7 Days
Newport
Open 7 Days
Avalon
Open 6 Days
Our SAH Locations
Providing Animal Hospital Care with Flexible Payment Options
To help with these unexpected costs Sydney Animal Hospitals offer a number of payment options such as Afterpay, Zip, VetPay, cash and credit card.
If you have pet insurance you may be able to claim on the spot and only pay the gap with GapOnly™
SYDNEY ANIMAL HOSPITALS ACCEPT
Frequently Asked Questions
Common questions pet owners ask about animal boarding
What Should You Consider When Looking for Pet Boarding in Sydney?
- 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?
