Warley Cross Kennels

Brandesburton, Driffield, East Riding of Yorkshire, YO25 8EW
01262 488330

Facility Type

Rural

Admission

Dogs, Cats, Small animals

Services

Purpose-built kennels with individual covered runs
Care mimics the dog’s home routine
Bedding, food and treats supplied
Owners live on site
Boarding offered 365 days a year
Viewings welcome during business hours

About the Facility

Warley Cross Kennels, situated near Brandesburton in East Riding of Yorkshire, is a family-run business that offers high-quality boarding services for dogs, cats, and small animals. Located conveniently just off the main Scarborough Road (A165), the facility caters to a wide area, including Beverley, Bridlington, Hull, and many surrounding villages. Warley Cross is known for its dedicated care and attention to the needs of all its guests, providing a safe and comfortable environment for dogs. The facility’s strategic location and commitment to quality care make it an excellent choice for pet owners seeking reliable and caring boarding services in the Yorkshire region.

Reviews From Customers

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Positive Review

Paige Matheson
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Such an amazing team who are so lovely and attentive to your pets. My two dogs have just stayed here for 10 days (they did last year as well) and both times have been an 11/10 service. My dogs love it. They were happy to head off with the member of staff when dropped off and would have gone back in when we picked them up (they weren’t fussed about us!). Would not send my pugs anywhere else!!

Neutral Review

Marilyn Uttley
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Lovely, if a little expensive.

Negative Review

Sam Dixon
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...our first stay was perfect. However the second stay was during a particularly hot weather spell and they were given instructions both on email and verbally not to exercise or leave our English bulldogs outside in the heat. Upon collecting both our bulldogs were visibly overheating and in distress, my male bulldogs tongue was turning blue, think another half an hour we could have been in serious trouble. Luckily I knew what to do...