Peace of Mind for Pet Owners

Cat Relaxing

Whether it’s a vacation, business trip, or a family emergency, we all need to put our pets in the custody of others from time to time. While sometimes family and friends step in, it is often best to put your pet in the hands of professionals who are trained in animal care. At Flowers Mill Veterinary Hospital, your pet will be monitored and supervised by experts. Placing your pet in our kennels offers the additional peace of mind of knowing your pet has access to onsite veterinary attention.

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Put Your Pet Under the Best Possible Care

Operating and located for more than 39 years in Langhorne in a serene, farm-like setting, we offer a tranquil environment for our cat and dog guests.

Features of our pet boarding facility and kennels include:

  • Access to exercise and fresh air (26 indoor/outdoor runs for dogs)
  • Safe and large enclosures (4 x 8 for dogs)
  • Quiet and secluded “cat condos”
  • Good light and ventilation
  • Comfortable temperatures
  • Clean, health-promoting enclosures
  • Protection from weather and elements
  • Comfy bedding and sleeping quarters

Highlights of the services we provide include:

  • Dedicated staff, trained in animal care
  • High quality food or your pet’s own food
  • Access to veterinary care
  • Bathing and brushing
  • Special attention for older pets, including hand walking for senior dogs

Open to the General Public

Pet boarding services are open to the general public. You need not be a client to board your cat or dog with us. However, all our guests must be current on vaccines and free of fleas and ticks upon arrival. Call us for rates.

Kennel Hours

Monday – Friday: 8 a.m. – 12 p.m. & 5 p.m. – 8 p.m.

No drop-off or pick-up is available on Christmas or Thanksgiving

Contact us at (215) 752-1010 to book accommodations for your dog or cat.

PetMD offers tips for successful pet boarding, including how to evaluate services and prepare your pet.

"Zoe was always happy to come to Flowers Mill no matter how much poking and prodding took place. She was the world’s happiest dog‚ and brought so much joy to everyone she crossed paths with. Thank you to you and all of your staff for being so kind to us on Saturday."

— Chelsea M.

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