Dog Daycare Victoria

At Kip, safety and enrichment are at the heart of what we do at daycare in Victoria. With our passionate team of carers and stimulating daycare facilities, your dog will enjoy socialisation, playtime, and personalised care throughout the day.

Whether you're at work or just want to give your dog a place to be a dog, our dog daycares in Victoria ensure your pup is entertained, active, and looked after.

For more information, contact us.

Areas We Service in VIC

Melbourne

Areas We Service in Victoria

We have a number of daycares across Victoria, so whether you’re in metropolitan Melbourne or East Melbourne, there’s a Kip for you! Simply drop your dog off in the morning and collect them at the end of your day — it's hassle-free and convenient!

Things To Know for Dog Daycare in Victoria

Before your dog becomes a regular daycare attendee, they will come in for a First Day Trial to ensure they are comfortable and the daycare environment is suitable for them.

Every dog has a unique personality, so we assess them to ensure they are receiving the right level of enrichment during their time with us.

For the safety and health of all dogs, your dog must be vaccinated (C5 or equivalent) and desexed by 12 months. Dogs can attend their First Day Trial 10 days after receiving their second vaccination (C5 or equivalent).

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 Daycare in Victoria

At Kip, we prioritise your dog’s happiness and well-being while they’re in our care. Our daycare program includes weekly enrichment activities and structured rest breaks to ensure your dog gets a balance of play and downtime.

With updates sent via your personalised Customer Portal, you’ll always know how your dog is spending their day and what friends they’re making.

We encourage safe socialisation in a friendly, inclusive environment under the watchful eye of our animal carers, where dogs of all breeds and sizes are welcome, thanks to temperament assessments that help us ensure every dog thrives.

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Frequently Asked Questions

What vaccinations are needed for dog daycare?

For your dog to attend daycare, they must have:

Dogs can attend 10 days after their second C5 vaccine (or equivalent).
An up to date vaccination certificate uploaded into your Customer Portal.

Does my dog need to be desexed for daycare?

Yes, dogs must be desexed by the time they are 12 months old, and we cannot accept dogs in heat. If your dog comes into heat during daycare, we will notify you to arrange a prompt pick-up.

Will my dog be suitable for daycare?

Daycare is often an enriching experience for majority of dogs, but we do find that sometimes the environment can be too stimulating for your dog.

That’s why we have our First Day Trial to determine if your dog will have a good time at Kip, and we will not recommend continued daycare for any dogs showing high levels of stress in the environment.

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