Doggy Day Care Business Names + Free Logos

This business name creates the adorable image of a puppy wagging its tail, showing how happy it is to be at your day care. Pet owners will love both the message and how clearly-advertised your services are.

"Pawsits" is a combination of "paws" and "babysits," making it the perfect name for a doggy day care business. The idea of your day care being a "poochtown" also speaks to how comfortable dogs feel in your care.

Combining "awesome" with "paw" makes it clear that you aim to make dogs happy. "Playtime" indicates that your business is a day care services, making this name perfect.

The way that "dogs" is spelled in this name makes it fun and informal. Pet owners will be able to imagine their dogs having a blast at your day care center.

The image of "little paws" is sure to make any dog owner swoon, making this name both cute and effective. "Playpen" makes it clear that you are a day care service, making it easy for new clients to consider using your business.

Describing your day care as a "doggy town" lets owners know that their pets will have a safe space in which to play and socialize. "Playhouse" makes this name light-hearted and fun, the essence of a dog.

The alliteration in this name makes it catchy and easy to remember, while the use of the word "puptown" is both playful and creative. This name works perfectly for a doggy day care thanks to its light-hearted nature.

This name defines your business as an upscale center for dog day care. The alliteration used makes this name fun to say and easy to remember. The name is also appealing to high-end clients who want a quality service.

"Baby" in this name refers to your clients' dogs, making it cute and personal. "Pawsitting" is a combination of "paw" and "babysitting," aptly describing your services. Overall, this name is funny and precious.

While simple, this name helps clients to quickly identify what your business does. The name also suggests that puppies run the day care, not only creating an adorable image, but showing that the dogs in your care are allowed to enjoy themselves freely.