Cloverleaf Kennel

8 reviews

+1 (508) 540-7387

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558 Carriage Shop Rd

East Falmouth, MA 02536

+1 (508) 540-7387

http://cloverleafkennel.com

Cloverleaf Kennel offers modern state-of-the-art care for a dog or cat. Cats are kept in a tranquil second floor cattery. Pets are given two to three individual walks per day to promote good health. Cloverleaf is a member of The American Boarding Kennel Association. Cloverleaf is convenient to Falmouth and the ferries. Grooming is also available.

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4.08 reviews

Diane O.

6/29/2024

Well cared for, and happy pup after boarding. Hoping to try their grooming services next.

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Mona J.

9/12/2023

The owner is going to every extend to remove negative reviews; making it difficult to trust positive reviews. It is a poor boarding facility without full time staff, not even during the days....

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Jocelyn C.

12/9/2019

After moving back to my hometown of Falmouth, I needed to find a kennel for my 17 1/2 year old Swedish Vallhund who had been kenneled in the same place in our old location during her life....

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Kristina F.

12/28/2019

My dogs stay here whenever we got out of town, one more than the other. They are always happy to see the staff and have no trepidation when we pull in to the parking lot- in fact, they get...

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Kim L.

7/31/2019

Absolute WORST kennel experience. Called for availability, was told there was plenty of room. Immediately had our vet email recent exam and vaccinations as is customary. Cloverleaf called back as...

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