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Do I need a license if I offer pet boarding?

Robin H.'s profile image

Hi,

I'm based in the UK and wanting to sign up to offer sitting, walking and boarding. However a friend has just said that if we do boarding we'd need a license do this. Can someone who offers boarding confirm whether this is the case or not?

Thanks, Robin

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Deb A.'s profile image

You'd need to check with your local agency because Licensing regulations can vary by city, county, state, etc. In Rover Terms of Service, they state that each service provider is responsible for being compliant with such laws. They do not get involved in this aspect.

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Karen R.'s profile image

Here is information from your local council:

https://www.leeds.gov.uk/licensing/anim…

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