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Dog boarding in India: charges, what's included and what to check

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Dog boarding charges in India aren't fixed anywhere — one Indore dog hostel publishes ₹950 for 24 hours, while a Gurugram boarding points to luxury stays from about ₹2,000 a night, and others simply say the price "varies" and ask you to call123. Food is often billed separately by your dog's size, and most places discount a longer stay1. Because the number swings this much, the safer habit is to get the exact price and what it includes in writing, and to visit before you book4.

Published example (Indore)
₹950 for 24 hours, ₹550 for 12 hours; meals ₹75–₹175 depending on your dog's size, or bring your own food free1
Published example (Gurugram)
Points to "luxury" dog boarding from about ₹2,000+ a night in the local market2
Some don't publish a rate
One Hyderabad kennel says charges "vary" by breed size, stay length and diet — call to ask3
Long stays
Discounts that grow with length of stay are common, e.g. 5% off a week or more, up to 30% off 6 weeks or more1
Before you pay
Visit in person, don't rely on the website photos, and check it's licensed by the local council4
On this page
  1. What dog boarding charges actually look like
  2. What's usually extra
  3. Visit before you book: what to check
  4. A note on how this page was put together
  5. Get the printable checklist (PDF)
  6. Not fully clear yet
  7. Sources

What dog boarding charges actually look like

BoardingPublished rateWhat it includes
Dogsvilla, Indore (dog hostel)₹950 / 24 hours, ₹550 / 12 hours1Stay, hygiene care, 5–7 outdoor play sessions a day; meals extra (₹75–₹175 by size) or bring your own1
Bark N Stay, GurugramPoints to ~₹2,000+/night for the area's "luxury" boarding segment, not necessarily its own base rate2Cage-free stay with daily photo/video updates2
Close To Home Kennels, HyderabadNot published — "varies" by breed size, stay length and diet; ask directly3In-house feeding, daily walks, 24/7 on-call vet; transport charged separately at ₹40–₹100/km3

What's usually extra

Visit before you book: what to check

A note on how this page was put together

We read the published pages of boardings in a few different cities to show what real charges look like, not to rank or recommend any one of them. Prices change; always confirm the current rate directly with the boarding before you book.

Get the printable checklist (PDF)

One A4 page: what to check and ask before you book a boarding, with a box for the price it quotes you. Leave your Play Store Gmail and mobile number below and the download starts right away.

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