Pet Boarding in Scotland
236 boarding options
236 boarding places listed across 125 towns in Scotland
About pet boarding in Scotland
Tailstays lists 236 boarding places across 125 towns in Scotland.
The most are in Glasgow (13), Kilmarnock (9) and Ayr (8).
Of these, 168 take dogs, 101 take cats, 28 take rabbits and 28 take small animals.
Anyone running a business that boards cats or dogs in Scotland needs a licence from their local council under the Animal Welfare (Licensing of Activities Involving Animals) (Scotland) Regulations 2021. The boarding place should be able to show you its licence.
Common questions
- Which towns in Scotland have the most boarding places?
- On Tailstays: Glasgow (13), Kilmarnock (9), Ayr (8), Lanark (5) and Paisley (5).
- Where in Scotland can I board rabbits?
- 26 places listed here take rabbits, in Wick, Banchory, Coatbridge, Strathaven, Castle Douglas and 17 more.
- Where in Scotland can I board small animals?
- 26 places listed here take small animals, in Wick, Banchory, Coatbridge, Strathaven, Castle Douglas and 17 more.
- Do boarding places in Scotland need a licence?
- Yes. Boarding businesses for cats and dogs in Scotland are licensed by the local council. You can ask to see the licence before you book.
Cities in Scotland
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