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The Pet Centre on Linenhall Street in Dundalk has launched a brand new iPet hotel for short term stays.
The local pet shop say their iPet Hotel is a modern facility which caters for dogs, cats and all other pets.
In a post on Facebook The Pet Centre urged pet owners planning their summer holidays to book their pets in at the iPet Hotel early: "Here is a short video of some of our "iPet Hotel" guests having fun and really enjoying their stay with us. Our New iPet Hotel offers professional boarding, day care and cattery services to all pets. REMEMBER .. avoid disappointment for the up coming the summer season by booking your pets stay as soon as possible!! iPet Hotel where Your Pet is Our Passion."
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