Local dog walkers regularly use Roundhay Park, Golden Acre Park, Meanwood Valley and Temple Newsam for solo and group walks. Cat sitters cover daily home visits across Chapel Allerton, Kirkstall, Beeston and the surrounding suburbs.
Pricing in Leeds sits at the friendlier end of the UK range. Expect £10–£15 for a 30-minute solo dog walk, £8–£13 per dog for a small group walk, and around £10–£14 for a cat-sitting visit. Home boarding usually starts at £25–£30 per night.
Leeds City Council licenses boarding kennels, catteries, home boarders and daycare businesses under the Animal Welfare Regulations. Reputable providers will display their licence and public liability insurance on request — both worth confirming before you book.
Popular pet services in Leeds:
- Dog walking, including park group walks
- Cat sitting and small-pet home visits
- Licensed home boarding and doggy daycare
- Mobile and salon grooming
Frequently Asked Questions
How much does a dog walker cost in Leeds?
Most Leeds dog walkers charge £10–£15 for a 30-minute solo walk, with small group walks £8–£13 per dog. Specialist or one-to-one walks may cost more.
Are pet boarders in Leeds licensed?
Yes — home boarders, kennels, catteries and daycare centres in Leeds must be licensed by Leeds City Council. Always ask to see the current licence and insurance documents.
Can I find services across West Yorkshire?
Many Leeds-based providers also cover Bradford, Wakefield, Harrogate and Otley. Searching by postcode rather than 'Leeds' returns the most local options.