Doggy day care near AngoulêmeDoggy day care

For workdays, appointments or days out. Instead of waiting alone at home, they spend the day playing, walking and napping with friends.

From €10 a half day · €16 a full day

French Bulldog rolling on its back in the garden, a black-and-white dog standing beside it.

What's included

  • Full day (up to 10 hrs) or half day (up to 5 hrs)
  • Drop-off and pick-up at times we agree together
  • A walk, plus play in the garden and the big field
  • Quiet time and a nap indoors
  • A photo of their day

Ideal for…

  • Puppies who shouldn't be left alone too long
  • Dogs who get bored home alone
  • Getting ready for a first boarding stay
  • Days with building work, a house move or a big day out

A trial half-day is a good idea before a first stay.

The setting

A setting designed for their wellbeing

2–3 dogs at most

A tiny group, matched to get along.

No cages

No kennels or pens: they live with us, indoors and out.

Fenced garden

For playing and sunbathing in complete safety.

Big village field

Right behind the house, for running and letting off steam.

Hunt-free woods

Peaceful walks in woods where hunting is banned.

A real family

Children at home, raised to respect animals.

Big and giant breeds, dogs on medication, puppies and seniors are all welcome, with a pace and care to suit them.

Prices

How much does it cost?

  • Full dayup to 10 hrs€16
  • Half dayup to 5 hrs€10
  • Extra dog, same home−25 %

Day care takes place at our home in Dignac: no travel costs. See the full price list and options.

Two dogs playing together on a wooden floor.Corgi sitting among garden leaves, ears pricked up.White and tan Jack Russell sitting calmly, looking into the camera.

Frequently asked questions

What are the day-care hours?
Drop-off and pick-up times are agreed together to fit your day. A full day is up to 10 hours, a half day up to 5 hours.
How many dogs do you take at once?
Two or three at most, matched to get along. That's how we keep the feel of a home and real attention for each one.
What should I bring?
The up-to-date health record (required), their usual food, bowls, a favourite toy or blanket, a lead, a harness and ideally a long line. It's all in our welcome guide.

Ready for a proper little holiday?

Let's start with a free meet-and-greet: your companion explores the house, and you ask us anything.

Book their holiday