Boarding Kennels & Catteries in Beaconsfield, VIC
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236 Beaconsfield-Emerald Rd, Beaconsfield, 3807
(03) 9707 1661
The Proprietors Sue and Chris Moore have lived in the area since 1982. They have been involved with the care of animals all their lives. They have over 20 years association with boarding facilities, and as keen animal lovers own and breed Old English Sheepdogs under the PERFU prefix. They are Proplan Ambassadors. Sue operated a successful grooming business in the Berwick for 20 years which now operates at the Resort. Chris is an international dog judge. Their sons Tim and Jason, who have worked in other facilities, now form part team of the family and local staff who look after all the guests at the resort. Our mission is to provide Purr-fect care for your pets. 
The Beaconsfield Berwick Pet Resort is highly recommended by numerous customers for the friendly and accommodating staff, who take great care of pets and provide good advice. Many pets enjoy their stays and make new friends. Some customers appreciate the additional grooming services offered at competitive rates. A few customers have had negative experiences with issues such as lost data, late collection fees, and undisclosed health issues. Overall, the positive experiences outweigh the negative ones. Open now
236 BEACONSFIELD-EMERALD ROAD, Beaconsfield, 3807
(03) 9707 1661
Kennel Many customers express their satisfaction with Beacon Hills Boarding Kennels & Cattery, mentioning that their pets enjoy their stays and are well-cared for. Some customers appreciate the staff's dedication to animal welfare. One customer shares concerns about the lack of beds in the enclosures and the high price, while another mentions their pet had temporary difficulty adjusting after returning home. 