Kingdom Boarding Kennels Cattery & Dog Grooming , Coilagurteen, County Kerry

"I can only say good things, Donie and Anita are two very kind people who seem to love animals, we have left our puppy Falko three times and he has come out super happy, Donie has a special gift for dogs."

"The best bording ever...very secure, very clean.....the staff are very helpful...."

"Im very happy with their service. I went on holidays for 2 weeks and they took excellent care of my little jack russel. He was the happiest dog when i picked him up. Anita and donie are the nicest people , polite and happy! I also text them once during my holidays and all was excellent. No need for pics or videos as they are very busy taking care of other peoples pets too. They Took the stress away from me knowing he was in good hands! I fully recomend them and for sure i will be going to them again some time. Thanks again!"

"Our much loved dog Keanu spent a week here, while we were travelling for our wedding and unfortunately had no friends or family available to leave him with. The owners both seem like really nice people. However, I wouldn't necessarily recommend this place if you are quite anxious about leaving your dog in a boarding kennel. They only send updates if you call them or text them and ask explicitly, and do not send any pictures or videos of your dog. Keanu came back to us in good form and without having lost too much weight, so I do think they took good care of him. But it would have been nice to be able to see where he was kept, or to receive pictures of him while playing or being taken out for walks, without having to text them and wait for a reply hours later or even the following day. I happily would have paid even twice as much per day in order to get daily updates and pictures, but it was never offered as an option. Finally, a little bit of elasticity on pick-up times would have been great. We had a flight from Dublin to Kerry that would only allow us to get to Listowel at 6 pm. The owners wouldn't allow picking up after 5.30, which meant we had to instead jump in a car at Dublin airport and rush all the way down, terrified that we were not going to make it in time and that he'd have to spend another night there. At 5.30 we arrived to the gates closing on us even though we had told them that we would be there in time. I understand that people have other commitments and a life, but it's not a simple shop, and I would have been heartbroken if my dog had had to spend another night there for the sake of a few minutes."