Muddy Pups Doggy Day Care
Blean, Kent
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Muddy Pups Doggy Day Care is a dog daycare provider based in Canterbury, Kent.
About Muddy Pups Doggy Day Care
Bethan Lee's Muddy Pups is one of the few Canterbury-area daycares with a confirmed and prominently displayed Animal Activities Licence (ABOARD/25/02548) and a maximum five-star Council rating. Its A290 location makes it convenient for owners commuting between Canterbury and Whitstable. Dogs enjoy a full acre of secure off-lead garden.
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