Profile the licence
Record activity type, licence authority, licence dates, star-rating context, capacity, and premises notes.
For home boarders, dog daycares, kennels, and pet sitters. Covers daily welfare checks, medication notes, incidents, staff training, and emergency contacts — everything the council wants to see at inspection.
For licensed animal activity operators. Keeps the daily records in order — your vet and local authority handle the professional side.
Designed for dog boarders and daycares who care deeply but need inspection records to be effortless.
Use the focused page for search and quick checks, then move serious buyers into the bundle that matches how they actually work.
Dog boarders and daycares genuinely care about the animals — but inspection evidence often lives in WhatsApp, notebooks, spreadsheets, and memory. This gives you one place to check before the inspector arrives.
Record activity type, licence authority, licence dates, star-rating context, capacity, and premises notes.
Track welfare checks, feeding, medication, incidents, cleaning, enrichment, and owner communications.
Create a paid logbook export for council inspections, insurance, complaints, or internal review.
Fast, forgiving, and autosaved in this browser. Answer what you know, copy a useful checklist immediately, then unlock the polished evidence pack when you’re ready.
Start with one logbook, then manage the rest from your property/site workspace.
One property or site, one user, active logbooks and exports.
Unlimited properties or sites for one operator.
Unlimited properties or sites with 5 team seats.
Unlimited logs for one organisation with 3 team seats.
Every factual compliance claim should link back to official guidance. The product organises evidence and next steps — it does not certify compliance.
https://www.gov.uk/government/publications/animal-activities-licensing-guidance-for-local-authorities
https://www.legislation.gov.uk/uksi/2018/486/contents
LicencePaws organises user-provided records for animal activity operators. It does not grant licences, guarantee inspection outcomes, replace veterinary advice, or replace local authority requirements.