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Dog Daycare Near You in Chatham, ON

13 providers

13 providers in Chatham offer dog daycare, from $30–$50 per day. Top-rated: Lisa's Pet Sitting & Services (★5.0), A FurEver Ragdoll Cattery (★5.0), STAMP OUT LOUD (★5.0).

Browse 13+ dog daycare providers in Chatham and find the right provider for your pet needs.

Dog daycare keeps your pup active, socialized, and supervised while you are at work or busy. Find trusted daycare providers near you.

  • Supervised group play
  • Exercise & socialization
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TYPICAL PRICING
$30–$50 per day
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PROVIDERS
13 dog daycare providers in Chatham
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COMMON NEEDS
Owner works long hours, dog has separation anxiety, puppy needs socialization
RATINGS
Compare Google ratings & reviews from real pet owners

Why Choose Dog Daycare in Chatham?

1 Supervised group play
2 Exercise & socialization
3 Convenient for working owners

Dog Daycare in Chatham — What You Need to Know

Chatham has 13 providers offering dog daycare services.

Dog daycare keeps your pup active, socialized, and supervised while you are at work or busy. Find trusted daycare providers near you.

When to Look for Dog Daycare in Chatham

Pet owners in Chatham commonly seek dog daycare for owner works long hours, dog has separation anxiety, puppy needs socialization, and high-energy dog needs exercise. Whether you have a new puppy, a senior pet, or a specific concern, providers in Chatham can help.

Choosing Dog Daycare in Chatham

Who typically looks for this
Working professionals with dogs that need daytime supervision, owners of high-energy breeds, and puppy owners seeking socialization opportunities.
What people compare
Daily and package pricing, facility location relative to commute, hours of operation, staff-to-dog ratio, and reviews about how dogs are treated and supervised.
Booking tip
Many daycares require a temperament assessment before the first visit. Schedule this a week or two before you need regular care to avoid a gap in coverage.

Daycare is a recurring expense — compare package pricing rather than single-day rates. A 10-day or monthly package can save 15 to 25 percent over daily rates.

⭐ Dog Daycare in Chatham

Bloomfield Feed Company 4.8/5 (29)

7792 Seventh Line E, Chatham, ON N7M 5J6

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Dooey Doodles 4.8/5 (21)

937 McNaughton Ave E, Chatham-Kent, ON N7L 0E3

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13 Dog Daycare Providers

Frequently Asked Questions — Dog Daycare in Chatham

Where can I find Dog Daycare near me in Chatham?
You can find Dog Daycare providers near you in Chatham by browsing the 13 listings on this page. Sort by rating, or share your location to sort by distance and see how far each one is. You can pick one close to home.
Is dog daycare good for my dog?
For social dogs, daycare provides exercise, mental stimulation, and companionship that prevents boredom and destructive behavior at home. However, not every dog is a good fit — dogs that are fearful, aggressive, or overwhelmed by other dogs may find daycare stressful.
How often should my dog go to daycare?
It depends on your schedule and your dog's needs. Many owners send their dogs 2 to 3 days per week for a good balance of socialization and rest. Full-time (5 days) works for some dogs but can be tiring — watch for signs of exhaustion or behavioral changes.
What if my dog does not pass the temperament assessment?
This is not uncommon and does not mean your dog is bad. Some dogs need more time to adjust, and the facility may suggest a gradual introduction. Other dogs are simply not suited for group play and may do better with a private dog walker or pet sitter.
What vaccinations are required for dog daycare?
Current rabies, distemper/parvovirus (DHPP) and Bordetella (kennel cough) vaccinations are generally required. Some also require canine influenza and a negative fecal test. Spaying or neutering is often required for dogs over 6 to 8 months.
How do I know if my dog is enjoying daycare?
A dog that enjoys daycare will be excited at drop-off, come home tired but happy, and maintain a good appetite and normal behavior. Signs of stress include reluctance to enter the facility, excessive drooling, changes in appetite, or unusual behavior at home.