If you’re a dog owner in Bangkok, finding a place to board your pup can be difficult. The city doesn’t have many parks or dog parks and the pavements around here aren’t very conducive for dogs to run free.
Thankfully, there are a few boarding facilities that aim to provide your pooch with a home-from-home atmosphere. These facilities are a great alternative to the typical cage-filled kennels you’ll find at most Bangkok boarding facilities.
The Farm
The Farm is the perfect place to let your dog do what dogs do best. They are located outside of Bangkok in Chanthaburi and provide a range of facilities that will keep your pet happy and healthy.
They have a large dog park, a pool, and even a golf course for the more adventurous. They have a full-service pet grooming and doggie day care, which means your furry friend will never be bored! They also have a range of boarding options for dogs and cats. Their most popular package includes an overnight stay, a daily breakfast and a mid-day snack. They also have a number of special packages for larger or more energetic dogs.
The Farm has the distinction of being one of the few places in town where dogs can run free. They are a family estate with plenty of people to look after your best friend. It is a well-managed, secure and fun place for dogs of all sizes to play, romp and sniff.
Zoeta-Dogsoul
Zoeta-Dogsoul is a dog boarding facility that offers comprehensive pet care. It has 58 spacious rooms and suites that are perfect for dogs and cats, so they can relax in comfort and safety.
They also offer a range of activities for your pets, from grooming sessions to spa treatments. You can monitor your furry friend via webcams while they’re away, so you can make sure they are happy and safe.
There are plenty of places to take your dog if you’re planning a holiday to Bangkok, so it’s important to choose a place that suits both your needs and your budget. From luxurious accommodations that roll out the red carpet to budget-friendly options, there’s something for everyone.
Pet Hotel Bangkok
If you’re looking for a place to leave your dog while you’re in Bangkok, Pet Hotel Bangkok has a range of options. This five-star hotel caters to dogs and cats, with 58 spacious rooms designed to be comfortable for your furry friend.
There’s no cage boarding here, so your dog is free to roam, play and socialize with other canines. There are also plenty of rooms for dogs to sleep in, allowing them to feel at home during their stay.
This luxury pet resort offers a full suite of services for your dog and their human friends, including grooming, training, daycare, outdoor garden and saltwater pool. Its staff have been trained to provide care for pets of all sizes and temperaments, and they are on hand to help your pet stay safe and happy.
This modern, full-service pet facility covers an area of more than one rai. It’s equipped with online surveillance cameras for added peace of mind, and its nannies are experienced in canine care. They can also take your pup for walks to ensure that they’re getting all the exercise they need.
Catwalk NaJa Cat Hotel
A first-class pet hotel in Bangkok that is a little off the beaten path. This establishment combines the latest technology with a touch of whimsy to create a cat-centric wonderland that is sure to delight your feline friend. It offers a range of services from grooming to massage therapy, and features a range of cool and unusual amenities including a multi-storey treehouse, a floating water fountain, and a cat spa in a bottle. The hotel also has a nifty cat-shaped escalator that takes pets from the front door to the top floor where they can play in the sun on the grassy lawn or practice their climbing skills on the indoor rope bridge.
Unleashed BKK
Unleashed BKK is a Western-style daycare and dog boarding centre in Bangkok that aims to make your pooch feel like it’s at home. Run by Englishwoman Gemma Booth and her partner, it’s not your typical kennels, where dogs are locked up in cages. Instead, they’re kept happy and well fed by playing and sleeping together in a communal space. In the afternoon, they get to swim, play in the huge dog park and meet new friends at a range of activities. And they’re also able to spend the night if needed. Just be sure to tether them when you visit!