We couldn’t verify a licensed dog daycare centre in Wrexham. Wrexham County Borough Council publishes no public register of boarding licences that we could find, and none of the centres below shows a licence number on a website our tools could read. We haven’t visited any of them, so rather than list a centre as verified, we’ve set out four to ask about and what to ask for.
Daycare options we could not licence-verify
Wuff Wuff Doggy Daycare
★★★★★ 4.8 · 19 Google reviews
Gresford
Licence: its website text wouldn’t load for our tools, so we couldn’t see a licence number. It appears to be home-based, so we give the village only. Ask to see the licence and who issued it
Website · View on Google Maps
Country Hounds Dog Daycare Wrexham
★★★★★ 4.6 · 10 Google reviews
Gyfelia (LL13)
Licence: its website blocks our tools, so we couldn’t check it for a licence. Ask to see the licence and its expiry date
Website · View on Google Maps
11 Acres | The Dog Club
★★★★★ 5.0 · 8 Google reviews
Worthenbury
Licence: its website shows no licence. It describes a purpose-built cabin on 11 acres rather than a home. Ask to see the licence and who issued it
Website · View on Google Maps
Pawclub
★★★★★ 5.0 · 8 Google reviews
Wrexham area
Licence: its website blocks our tools, so we couldn’t check it for a licence. Ask to see the licence and its expiry date
Website · View on Google Maps
Ratings and review counts are from Google Maps on 13 November 2026 and come from the public. We haven’t checked them independently.
Listings we left out, and why
HMC Pet Care in Rhosllanerchrugog says it is licensed with Wrexham County Borough Council, but we found home boarding and a cattery rather than daycare. Muddybuddyz in Penycae is a grooming salon. Park Lane Kennels, Laurel Grange Boarding Kennels and Terfynfa are boarding kennels. Paw Pit has 4 reviews. We didn’t assess Rover hosts. A centre being left out doesn’t mean it is unlicensed. It means we couldn’t see the proof, so ask it.
How to check a daycare licence in Wrexham
Wales has its own rules. Boarding kennels, catteries and boarding in someone’s own home need a licence from Wrexham County Borough Council under the Animal Boarding Establishments Act 1963. The council’s animal boarding page says licences run from 1 January to 31 December and must be renewed every year. Wrexham publishes no register of licence holders, and the page doesn’t mention daycare by name, so the check is down to you: ask the centre to show its current licence, the number, the expiry date and which activities it covers. Then ask how many dogs it takes at once, how dogs are separated and what happens if your dog needs a vet.
A first day at daycare can be a lot for a sensitive dog. A calming bite is a complementary feed some owners use around change, and if your dog struggles with being left, speak to your vet or a qualified behaviourist first.
More for Wrexham: our Wrexham dog services hub, dog walkers in Wrexham if you only need a midday walk, dog trainers in Wrexham, vets in Wrexham and secure dog fields in Wrexham.
Frequently Asked Questions
Why do you list no verified dog daycare centres in Wrexham?
Wrexham County Borough Council publishes no register of licence holders that we could find, and none of the centres we found shows a licence number on a website our tools could read. We checked on 13 November 2026.
Does dog daycare need a licence in Wrexham?
In Wales, boarding kennels, catteries and boarding in someone’s own home need a licence from the local council under the Animal Boarding Establishments Act 1963. Wrexham’s licences run from 1 January to 31 December, and the council publishes no register. Ask to see the licence, its number, its expiry date and which activities it covers.
What should I ask a dog daycare centre?
Ask for the licence, its number and expiry date, how many dogs attend at once, how dogs are grouped, who is on site, and what happens if a dog is unwell.
How long does a Wrexham boarding licence last?
Wrexham’s licences run from 1 January to 31 December and must be renewed every year, so ask to see the current licence and check that the year on it is this one.
Written by Georgiana & Figo, who prefers his playdates to be properly licensed.
