Midlands pet-care provider Beacon Barkers has introduced a new secure live-view CCTV service for its dog boarding customers. The system, named Woof Watch, is operating at selected kennels across Stourbridge and Bromsgrove to offer owners regular visual updates during their dogs’ stay.
To prevent any disruption to the daily care schedules, the service provides structured viewing windows consisting of up to three daily sessions lasting five minutes each. This structured approach ensures that essential kennel routines are maintained and that the environment remains entirely stress-free for all resident animals.
Darron Burness, Owner of Beacon Barkers, explains that the system is designed to offer reassurance and transparency, particularly for clients booking professional kennel boarding for the first time. Seeing their pets relaxed and settled helps build substantial confidence in the standard of care provided.
The bespoke software platform operates strictly on a live-only broadcast, ensuring full compliance with GDPR guidelines while protecting the privacy of the onsite team, other customers, and the pets in neighboring kennels.
Beyond its core boarding operations, the Worcestershire business provides a broader range of regional services including wedding chaperone packages, grooming, dog walking, and home visits.
Alongside the technical rollout, the business is utilizing the launch to remind the wider public of the regulatory benchmarks they should expect from any professional pet boarding establishment.
Burness highlights that digital features are only part of a broader commitment to quality, noting that owners should always ensure a provider holds the correct local authority licensing and comprehensive insurance before booking.
Beacon Barkers Pet Centre operates in full alignment with these UK regulations, maintaining all necessary local authority permissions. The new viewing feature is active immediately for qualifying bookings, with full operational details hosted on the official Beacon Barkers website.
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Dan Everett