Dog Boarding Tasmania

Kip is proud to offer premium dog boarding in Tasmania, where your dog will receive exceptional care while you’re away. From spacious rooms to dedicated carers, we ensure your dog enjoys their time with us. Whether it's for a short stay or an extended period, your dog will be in loving hands at Kip’s dog boarding facilities in Tasmania.

If you have any questions, feel free to contact us.

Areas We Service in TAS

Hobart

Areas We Service in Tasmania

Kip offers dog boarding services in Tasmania in Hobart. Our team also offers a convenient pet transport service to pick up and drop off your dog from your home for added convenience.

If you require some extra flexibility, we also offer transport from our Tasmanian daycares - we simply ask that they’re social and up to date with vaccinations.

Things To Know for Boarding Your Dog in Tasmania

Kip offers more than just a place for your dog to stay, and we understand that you want the very best care for your dog. To ensure the safety and well-being of all pets, we require dogs to be vaccinated with C5 (or equivalent) and treated for fleas and ticks. While we do not require desexing, we are unable to accept dogs that are in heat.

For a tour of our Tasmania facilities, we kindly ask you to schedule ahead. We are unable to accommodate last-minute visits or provide tours during drop-off times to ensure everything runs smoothly for all pets and owners.

What we do

DOG BOARDING

Are you needing overnight care for your dog?

Keeping your four-legged friend happy, comfortable and safe is what pet boarding with us is all about. Every Kip trip comes with cosy rooms, premium meals, and extras that are sure to entertain even the fussiest pets.

CAT BOARDING

Do you have a cat that requires overnight care?

Many of our pet retreats offer cat accommodation options. Our staff are well versed in the quirks of our feline friends - providing a high level of care and attention in accommodation from standard rooms to penthouse suites.

DOG TRAINING

Don't just live with poor behaviour!

From puppy school to more tailored training programs, Kip offers dog training solutions that stick. Available at select locations, your dog will build good habits with techniques that are work for them.

DOG DAYCARE

Are you needing daycare for your dog?

Whether you’re at work for the day or just want your dog to get some extra enrichment throughout the week, Kip dog daycare is your answer! We provide enriching activities, safe socialisation, and expert care, making for happy dogs all day long.

What we're perfecting!

Our team of animal lovers and experts tailor our service to best suit your pet’s needs

Safe spaces to enjoy, from secure, indoor play areas to spacious paddocks in the great outdoors we have options to give your pooch the perfect play day

Modern facilities with the creature comforts from home - not your old style boarding kennel or cattery

Unique Benefits of Kip Dog Boarding in Tasmania

With Kip, you get more than just a dog boarding service. We make sure your dog’s stay is filled with fun, care, and attention. Our staff are highly trained, and our facilities are designed to provide a safe, enriching environment. You’ll receive regular updates on your dog’s activities during their stay, giving you peace of mind.

With transport available in Hobart, boarding with Kip is easy and hassle-free. Whether you’re looking for additional services like daycare or grooming or just need a safe and comfortable place for your dog while you're away, we have you covered.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Will my dog get enough exercise during their stay in Tasmania?

Yes! At Kip, we ensure all dogs receive plenty of outdoor time for exercise and play. We have dedicated areas for dogs to explore, play with toys, and interact with our staff. You can also add extra activities to their stay to keep them entertained.

What kind of updates will I receive about my dog during their stay?

You’ll receive regular updates through your Customer Portal, including photos/videos on how your dog is settling in and playing, so you’ll always know what they’re up to during their stay with us.

What are your requirements for dog boarding in Tasmania?

Your dog must meet the vaccination requirements to board with us:

Puppies may board 10 days after their final puppy vaccines if they are C5 or equivalent.
Dogs must have an up-to-date C5 (or equivalent) vaccine and an annual Canine Cough vaccination.

We do not take dogs in heat across our centres. To the extent your dog comes into heat whilst in our care, we will require an emergency contact to pick them up within 24 hours of being notified. We will not accommodate entire males in the same room as undesexed females.

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