CRY Heart of London Bridges Walk
London and Essex Kent’s Farm Kennels and Cattery are avid participants in the fundraising events held by Cardiac Risk in the Young. CRY aim to prevent young sudden cardiac deaths through awareness, their research programme and screening to identify those at risk. CRY...
Guide Dog Libby’s Final Pupdate
London and Essex Kent’s Farm Kennels and Cattery are proud sponsors of Guide Dogs for the Blind Association who aim to provide life-changing services to those who are blind or partially sighted. To aid their ambition their research programme ensures they provide...
Ansel’s New Home in the UK
London and Essex Kent’s Farm Kennels and Cattery are saying goodbye to Ansel the Beagle this week who has spent 4 months in London and Essex Quarantine. Ansel flew into Heathrow from the Philippines and unfortunately, due to failing his blood tests, had to spend the...
LEKF respond to Mayday alert from heathrow
It’s been a busy start to May in quarantine here at London and Essex Kent’s Farm Kennels and Cattery. Yazzi the Beagle and Bella the Jack Russell, flew in to Heathrow from South Africa. Unfortunately for their family, they didn’t meet the UK entry requirements so we...
Home time for Kenzo!
Kenzo, the Staffy, came to stay with us in January this year and due to his family having to stay abroad for longer than anticipated he has made himself truly at home here at London and Essex Kent’s Farm Kennels and Cattery. He has been an absolute pleasure to have...
Now here’s a bunny thing!
Frieda, a male rabbit has arrived at London and Essex Kent’s Farm Kennel and Cattery. He arrived today from Dubai for a four month stay in quarantine. Quarantine is one of the methods which the UK Government currently uses to prevent the introduction of rabies and...
Helping Hetty through Heathrow
We had a call from the pet travel people at London Heathrow Airport on Thursday last week. They had a little dog call “Hetty” with them. Hetty had flown in from Greece. But much to her family’s dismay, her microchip failed to read, meaning she couldn’t pass through...
Marlow, Hadley and Pip head off to the Cayman Islands
Today, 2 Ridgebacks and a Jack Russell (Marlow, Hadley and Pip) are making their way to the Cayman Islands, thanks to London and Essex Kenets Farm boarding Kennels and Cattery, to be re-united with their owners ‘Adam and Birdy Lovett’. The dogs have been with us for a...
Egg-selent half term, now looking forward to Easter!
The end of a busy half term for us at Kents Farm Kennels and Catteries. We have loved looking after your pets while you have been away enjoying the warm weather elsewhere or the cooler weather in the ski resorts. The phones are busy at the moment with Easter bookings...