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Cosy Paws runs an enrichment-park boarding site on Collins Road plus a separate indoor daycare nearby, giving boarders plenty of supervised outdoor play. Kennels are priced per 24 hours across four size bands, with reduced rates for a second pet sharing and grooming add-ons on request. Vaccination is required, and a collection service covers the wider Hamilton area.
A busy urban daycare in Frankton built around social play, open six days a week from early morning until evening. Day passes never expire and there's no minimum weekly attendance, which suits irregular schedules; overnight boarding is offered as an add-on for dogs already spending the day there. Grooming is available on site.
A daycare and wellbeing centre on Te Rapa Road focused on day stays, grooming and training rather than kennels. Regular clients pay a lower daily rate than casual visitors, the first day is free for new dogs, and door-to-door transport is available. Overnight stays are arranged in-home through a vetted host network rather than as kennel boarding.
A long-established boarding kennels and cattery on Puketaha Road in Rototuna, on Hamilton's rural northern edge. Dog boarding is charged as a flat 24-hour rate across three size bands, from small dogs up to giant breeds, with daycare also offered. A cattery rounds things out for households with both cats and dogs.
One of the region's oldest kennels, boarding on State Highway 26 at Newstead since 1961, with a cattery and an on-site dog spa. Dog rates run by size, with family units for dogs that share, and an in-house vet is on hand if needed. Holiday and long-weekend stays require a deposit, and discounts pause over the Christmas peak.
