Before you arrive we'll ask about your dog: what they eat and when, how they are with other dogs, and what worries them. By the time you check in, their bed is made up, their food is in the kitchen and the Day Club team knows their name.
8am – 7pm daily
A walled garden and two heated rooms behind the house, run by qualified handlers with one handler for every four dogs. Groups are kept small and matched by size and temperament. There are rest rooms for dogs who would rather sleep.
We send a photograph and a short note at noon and at four. One session per night is included in your rate. Additional days are £35.
By appointment
Our groomer, Ellie, trained in London and spent six years at a Cheshire kennels before joining us. She works with one dog at a time, in a quiet room with its own entrance from the garden.
Bath and dry from £45. Full groom from £70. Hand-stripping by quotation.
7am, 1pm & 9pm
Our walkers leave from the front door three times a day. The morning walk follows the Irwell for forty minutes; the afternoon goes to the park. You are welcome to come along, or to stay in bed.
No. We have had chihuahuas and an Irish wolfhound in the same week. If your dog is very large, mention it when booking and we'll give you a room with more floor space.
For short periods, yes, if they're settled and you leave a mobile number at reception. For anything longer than an hour, we'd rather they came to Day Club.
We ask for up-to-date vaccinations including kennel cough. You can upload a photo of the vaccination card when you book.
Ask for a room on the third floor, which we keep quieter and which has its own stairs to the garden. The Day Club team can arrange one-to-one care instead of a group.
Our partner practice is four minutes away and open around the clock. We will call you before anything is done, and we can take your dog there ourselves if you're out.
Of course, though you should expect to meet quite a few.