Pet2Us is a Boarding Kennels and Cattery set on an attractive & peaceful 6 acre block 3 minutes off the Napier – Hastings expressway (Meeanee exit) 7 minutes from Napier CBD and 10 minutes from the Airport.
We pride ourselves on our hygiene, design, diet, vaccination protocol & security, not to mention the personalised care and attention those holidaying with us receive.
Our staff have 30 years combined experience in the animal welfare industry including boarding, breeding, showing, behaviour and nursing. We’re dedicated to ensuring your pet has the best, most comfortable stay possible, for long or short visits. You should not have to worry about your pet while you are away.
We encourage first time holiday makers (dogs or cats) to come for a trial visit. This is to familiarize your pet with the environment before leaving them for a longer period.
This helps relieve anxiety for pet and owner alike and from our experience on their second arrival are excited and happy to be left as they associate it with a fun and safe place to be.
Shadow and Aussie Gibbs would stay no where else! They are part of the Pets2Us family. I get regular text updates on the girls and their progress and feel absolutely assured that they are being looked after as well as if they were with us. We go away for up to 6 weeks at a time and
Debbie, Trevor and their very friendly staff have been caring for our
Oscar & Meg are always happy to spend time at Pet2us, keen to get
Our black lab Dijay has been a regular visitor at Pets 2 Us for the last year and a half. We call it ‘Hotel for Dogs’ and he gets beside himself with excitement when we are leaving the house & signing in. Dijay comes home happy, healthy and dog tired. The Staff love having Dijay and welcome 
Debbie, Trevor and the wonderful kennel maids have been looking
I adopted Heidi from the SPCA when she was a tiny kitten, and she started going to Pet 2 Us when she was approx. 6 months old. However, she has never really appreciated the wonderful facilities at Pet 2 Us. I was so impressed I told all my friends it was like a kittens preschool .
Amos spent some months living on the streets in our area. At some
stage he found that he could get under our house via the open
service hatch, and each evening we would hear him arrive for a
night’s sleep. ‘Dog’ was so wary that if we made eye-contact he
was away to the street. How did he find food all those months?
