Dog-only boarding · Kuala Lumpur

A cozy home away from home — for dogs only

I’m a freelance sitter who looks after small and medium dogs in my own home: cage-free, on their usual routine, with a home-cooked meal if they like one. Four furry guests at a time, and never a kennel in sight.

Small dogs & medium dogs Cage-free, in a real home Daily photo updates

A pug peeking out from a soft beige blanket on a white bed

Max 4 furry guests at a time So everyone gets proper attention.

What we offer

Everything a small dog needs for a happy stay

One sitter, one home, one calm little group. Pick a sleepover, a weekday daycare spot, or a mix of both.

Overnight boarding

Your dog sleeps over in a real home — their own bed or a cozy spare one, bedtime cuddles included, and the same routine they know from home.

Doggy daycare

A friend for the workday: play, garden sniffing, a proper lunch and a long afternoon nap, then home in time for dinner.

Home-cooked meals optional

Plain, gentle meals cooked in the kitchen — or bring your own food. Whichever is kinder to your dog’s tummy wins.

Daily photo & video updates

A little photo every day, plus the occasional very silly video, so you never have to wonder how the stay is going.

Short neighbourhood walks

Two calm walks on the lead each day, at their pace, on quiet shaded streets — plenty of sniffing time built in.

Gentle care for seniors & puppies

Slower paces, extra naps and a lot of patience. Older dogs get soft bedding and short outings; puppies get quiet, steady days.

Getting started

Four easy steps to a comfy stay

No rush, no pressure — and the first two steps happen before you commit to anything.

  1. Meet & greet

    A short, no-pressure visit so we can meet, sniff and talk through your dog’s routine, quirks, food and any little worries.

  2. Trial day

    A half or full daycare day to see how your dog settles in. If they’re relaxed and happy, we’re a good match.

  3. Settle in

    Drop-off with bed, food and a favourite toy. Mealtimes, walks and naps stay exactly as they are at home.

  4. Happy pick-up

    A tired, content dog, photos already in your messages, and a quick chat about how the stay went.

The difference

Why dogs love it here

  • Cage-free sofa naps Beds, blankets and the sofa are all fair game. No kennels, no cages, no lonely corridors.
  • A small, calm group Four guests maximum, matched for size and temperament, so nobody spends the day on edge.
  • Routines kept Same food, same walk times, same bedtime. Familiar rhythm makes a strange week feel normal.
  • Warm, one-to-one attention One sitter, not a busy rota. Somebody is always in the next room, and lap space is unlimited.
A beagle sleeping with its head resting on soft white bedding
The 11am nap, taken very seriously.
A small terrier playing with soft toys on a sofa
Toy surgery, performed daily.
A happy white curly-haired dog running through green grass
Outdoor zoomies, fully supervised.
A little dog's nose peeking out from layers of cozy knitted blankets
Tucked in, nose out. As it should be.

Example pricing

Simple, sample prices

These numbers are a friendly example of how stays are usually priced — not a quote. The real figure depends on dates, length of stay and your dog’s needs, and you’ll always know it before booking.

Most booked

Overnight boarding

fromRM 60 / night

  • 24-hour care, cage-free
  • Two lead walks a day
  • Daily photo or video update
  • Bedding, bowls and toys provided

Doggy daycare

fromRM 40 / day

  • Up to nine hours
  • Play, garden time and a long nap
  • Lunch and water breaks
  • One update photo by evening

Home-cooked meals

optional add-on+ RM 10 / day

  • Plain, gentle recipe
  • Approved by you in advance
  • No sudden food changes
  • Or simply bring their own food

Longer stays and repeat guests are usually priced a little lower. Everything is confirmed in writing before drop-off, so there are no surprises at pick-up.

Daily rhythm

A day at Snuggle Paws

Every dog has their own version of this day — this is simply the shape of it. Naps are non-negotiable, for dogs and sitter alike.

  1. 7:30 am

    Morning walk

    Up, out and sniffing every pole on the block while the streets are still quiet.

  2. 8:30 am

    Breakfast

    Their own food, or a warm home-cooked bowl, then a drink and a satisfied little burp.

  3. 9:30 am

    Playtime

    Tug, fetch and the careful dismantling of whatever toy is today’s favourite.

  4. 11:00 am

    The big nap

    Sofa, blanket, gentle snoring. The house gets very quiet for a couple of hours.

  5. 2:00 pm

    Cuddles & quiet time

    A slow afternoon: a bit of brushing, a lot of ear scratches, maybe a short garden potter.

  6. 5:30 pm

    Dinner & evening walk

    Second meal, a little digesting time, then a gentle walk as the day cools down.

  7. 9:30 pm

    Bedtime

    Lights low, last toilet break, everyone tucked in with their own blanket and a goodnight scratch.

FAQ

Small questions, quick answers

Do you look after cats too?

Dogs only — no cats, birds or rabbits. It keeps the house calm, the routines simple, and every guest safe.

Are vaccinations required?

Yes, always. Annual vaccinations must be up to date, along with flea and tick treatment. Please bring the vaccination card to the meet & greet. Dogs who have been unwell in the past two weeks will be asked to wait until they’re fully themselves again.

What should I bring?

Their food for the whole stay plus a little extra, any medication with written instructions, a bed or blanket that smells like home, a favourite toy, and their lead and harness. Bowls, spare bedding and towels live here.

Is there a temperament check?

Yes. Every dog starts with a meet & greet and a trial day. Guests need to be comfortable around other dogs, not protective over food or toys, and relaxed with people. It’s how a small group stays a happy group.

Can my senior dog or puppy stay?

Usually, yes — with a little extra planning. Seniors get soft bedding, shorter walks and more rest. Puppies need to be fully vaccinated, and I’ll ask about toilet training and chewing habits before confirming.

How do I know my dog is okay?

You’ll get a photo or short video every day, usually in the evening, with a sentence or two about meals, walks and mood. If anything seems off, you hear it from me straight away — not after the stay.

How we use Google

Bookings are organised with Google services, so nothing gets lost in a notebook: Google Calendar for stay dates and pick-ups, Gmail for booking messages, and Google Drive or Google Photos for sharing your dog’s update photos. Only what’s needed to look after your dog is kept there — nothing is sold, nothing is used for advertising, and access can be removed at any time.

Read the full Privacy Policy for exactly what is collected and how it is handled.