Daycare is more
than just play.
Structured daycare for their body and mind.
The day
Their day at Coro.
Four parts to every day: explore, learn, play and rest. Choose one to see what it looks like.
Scent, sound and puzzles
Follow their curiosity.
Scent searches, sound, textures and small challenges give their senses and mind something to work on.
Plan their days
Choose their place, then send your days.
A request, not a booking: nothing is reserved until the reply says so.
Coro Campus · Flagship · DIP 2
- All sizes
- Indoor and outdoor parks
- Indoor and outdoor pools
The planner prepares a message you send by email, or copy the message.
The team confirms whether daycare suits your dog, which days are free at Flagship and when the assessment can take place.
FAQs
What health records do they need?
Vaccinations. Dogs need Rabies, DHPP and Bordetella, with the records shared before the assessment. Allow seven days after vaccination before the assessment or a visit. Expiry reminders are sent automatically.
VacciCheck. A VacciCheck is a blood test that shows whether earlier vaccines still protect. A VacciCheck report from the last 365 days can replace the DHPP booster; share the laboratory report with it.
Parasite prevention. Tell the team what parasite prevention your dog is on. They say what they need to see before the assessment.
Daycare is for dogs; cats do not join daycare.
How do they start?
Membership required for daycare at every Coro Campus. Grooming, training and clinic visits are booked directly.
- Register, then meet the team. Register your dog, then meet the team together for 15 to 20 minutes. Tell them how your dog is with other dogs, what worries them and what calms them.
- The assessment and induction day. Three to four hours with a group. Days can be booked once it is passed. If group daycare is not the right next step, they say so and suggest what might be.
- How days are booked. A single day, days for more than one dog from one household, hourly daycare, or a package of days. Packages are held at the branch where they are bought.
- What the first day looks like. Arrive in the window agreed with the team, with your notes and anything your dog eats during the day. Where the team advises it, the first day is shorter so your dog settles at their own pace.
Neither step guarantees a place on a given day; availability comes with the reply when you request days.
Can you collect them from home?
Pet Taxi collects your dog from home and brings them back at the end of the day. Add it when you book; it runs across Dubai, Abu Dhabi and Sharjah.
What if they need a vet?
Daily checks are by the care team at the daycare. A vet examines your dog on referral, or by the arrangement at the branch you choose; which applies depends on the branch. How they reach you is agreed at check-in.
Little Gems or Business Bay for my small dog?
Both are for mini and small dogs. Little Gems is a Campus with parks and pools; Business Bay is a neighbourhood studio. The team can help you choose. Compare the places
My dog is nervous around other dogs. Can they join?
Start with the assessment, with you there. The team will tell you whether group daycare is the right next step.
Can I book occasional days?
Yes. Once your dog is assessed, request occasional days or a regular week, subject to availability.
Do I need to register for every visit?
No. Registration is once per dog, before the first visit.
Is swimming available at every location?
Flagship, Little Gems and Dog Academy have pools. Ask the team if swimming matters for your dog.
Can I add training for a specific goal?
Yes. Dog Academy combines daycare with training, or ask about Training & Behaviour. Explore training