Video updates
Boarding customers often receive regular photos or videos, including daily updates, which makes longer stays easier to monitor.
Doggies Palace
Warsan
Doggies Palace is a pet boarding and daycare centre in Warsan, with grooming and dog training also available. Reviews particularly value its regular video updates during boarding and the visible improvements some dogs made through obedience, behavioural and socialisation training.
Reputation Score
4.6
★★★★★
297 ratings
Source: Google Maps
The Good Stuff
Clean kennels
Customers specifically praise the cleanliness of the dog kennels and the facility.
Training results
Reviews describe dogs becoming calmer, more social, better behaved and easier to walk after training.
Boarding care
Dogs have stayed for weeks, including a 10-day puppy boarding stay and month-long holiday stays, with owners reporting attentive care.
Grooming
Grooming reviews mention neat, hygienic work and dogs returning clean and well presented after boarding.
Socialisation
One anxious puppy reportedly became more relaxed around dogs, people and noise after a socialising programme.
Dog daycare
Daycare customers describe dogs arriving happy, playing, running and making new friends.
Flexible stays
A long-term customer says the team was flexible about extending a dog's stay when needed.
Tips for a Better Visit
Request updates. If you are boarding for several days, ask about video updates; owners commonly received them during longer stays.
Check vaccines. Before daycare or boarding, confirm the vaccination and tick/flea-control requirements mentioned by a returning customer.
Discuss training. For training, agree on goals and progress checks in advance, since one month-long course was reported to produce no change.
Ask activities. If your dog needs lots of stimulation, ask what the daycare schedule includes; one customer wanted more varied activities.
Plan grooming. If boarding, ask whether grooming can be arranged at collection; one customer specifically praised the discharge grooming.
Plan the visit
Practical details
Warsan Third - Warsan 2 - Dubai
Warsan Third - Warsan 2, Dubai
| Mon | 9:00 AM – 8:30 PM |
| Tue | 9:00 AM – 8:30 PM |
| Wed | 9:00 AM – 8:30 PM |
| Thu | 9:00 AM – 8:30 PM |
| Fri | 9:00 AM – 8:30 PM |
| Sat | 9:00 AM – 8:30 PM |
| Sun | 9:00 AM – 8:30 PM |
Popular Mentions
Daily walks
One holiday-boarding review specifically says the service included daily walks alongside food, care and videos.
Behavioral and obedience training
Customers describe month-long programmes aimed at behaviour and obedience, with some reporting substantial improvement.
Common Concerns
Training outcome
One customer spent 6000 AED on a month of training and reported no change, alongside concerns about the dog's health.
Daycare activities
One customer wanted more varied activities for dogs at daycare.
Grooming quality
A customer found the grooming good but felt it could still be improved.
Front desk
One review describes the front desk as dismissive and unhelpful when handling a problem.
Health concerns
One customer said their dog was not properly cared for during training and later needed a doctor.
Customer-reported prices
These are customer-reported mentions, not a current price list. Prices may have changed.
63 Dhs
a day for my two Pomeranians
“I pay 63 Dhs in a day for my two Pomeranians”Google review · May 2026
6000 AED
one month training for our GSD
“I spent 6000 AED for one month training for our GSD but no change”Google review · December 2023
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The Bottom Line
Doggies Palace is a Warsan dog daycare and boarding centre that also handles grooming and training. It is most often used for holiday boarding, daily daycare, grooming after a stay, and programmes such as basic obedience, behavioural work and socialisation. The strongest recurring detail is communication: customers describe receiving photos, videos or activity updates while away, including during stays of 10 days, several weeks or a full month.
The facility also gets specific praise for clean kennels and a tidy environment. Several owners say their dogs returned happy, clean and comfortable, while daycare customers describe dogs playing, running and making friends. Training results are more mixed.
Reviews report meaningful improvements in leash walking, anxiety, reactivity and obedience, but one customer said a 6000 AED, month-long course made no difference and raised health concerns. That makes a clear progress plan worth discussing before booking. Grooming is generally well regarded, especially when arranged after boarding, although one customer felt it could be better.
For a first visit, confirm vaccine and tick/flea-control requirements and ask what daycare activities are included. If you are leaving a dog for several days, check how often updates are sent and what happens if you need to extend the stay. One complaint also points to front-desk service being inconsistent when resolving problems.