Ourpadyourpaws

Own a dog? If so then like us you want the best for your fur babies! So, don't worry about caging them up or leaving them home alone while youre at work or even if you need to pop out for a few hours why not take them to doggy day-care & give them a fun filled day & collect them when youre ready? Give them a day at the beach at Our Pad Your Paws a beach themed doggy day care with a difference! Our garden design is inspired by the beach & especially created with fur babies in mind. We have oversized beach hut dog houses on a stone beach, comfortably lined with brightly coloured beanbags, bunting, bucket water bowls although spades are not needed in our especially built doggy dig pit. We have sand, ball pits and paddling pools, interaction toys & boredom games. Your cherished hounds will have their own beach hut to chill in or escape the sun. We have a large patio area providing shade, brightly coloured wood cladding play area & a large turfed fenced section. The rest of the 60mtr sq. garden is fully landscaped with wooden sleepers & natural stone paving. We also have an escape proof garden tested regularly when we have Floyd's (our own dog) parents come to visit, three huskies are certainly a test for any garden. Indoors are leather sofas for dogs only & when it's wet outside there's over 20 Square meters of space to play inside. We charge per hour and do discounts for 5 or more full consecutive days or if 2 or more dogs are from the same home, so whether you're out for a few hours or the whole day then Our Pad can suit your needs. We do two met and greet sessions which are free of charge. This is to ensure you & your dog/s are comfortable with his or her surroundings & other dogs including our own Floyd. We are fully insured by Pet plan sanctuary Off street parking and fully fitted cctv throughout garden. Free 30 mins dog walk per day when 5+ full consecutive days booked. Did you know that leaving a dog at home for long periods of time can cause stress & anxiety, constant barking and even encourage a dog to escape? Isolation can have devastating effects on dogs and can cause long term disorders!