BOARDING SERVICES

• Please choose a "specific" time
• Drop off/ Pick up times are 7:00am -12:00 pm or 3:00-7:00 PM. Check out is 12 pm to avoid an additional day charge
• If you arrive between 12-3:00 there may not be someone here.
• $60/ day for 1 dog, $50/dog/day. For 2 or more dogs. 2 may share a kennel if preferable but they will be separated at feeding times.
• $75-100/day for Aggressive dogs (must sign dangerous dog agreement)
• If you come late. You may have to wait if our staff is tending to dogs. So please wait outside office or in your car Thank you

• Info be up to date on Bordatella within 6 months of boarding or training
• Kennel Cough is always going around and your dog can get it even if vaccinated!!!
• If you are a new client, or we haven’t seen you in a while. You must fill out the one time online registration.

By submitting an appointment request, you consent to the use of a bark collar on your dog if necessary. We do our best to avoid using them however, we must adhere to noise ordinance laws and if your dog barks incessantly they will need to wear an automatic bark collar supplied by us.

If you bring your dog and it is coughing or noticeably ill, we WILL NOT accept your dog. We take every precaution to make sure the dogs are safe and not at risk from catching diseases or parasites so we depend on the owners to have the same courtesy.

• Dogs must be UTD with their vaccines especially Bordatella, DHPP and Rabies.
• BORDATELLA MUST BE GIVEN ST LEAST 2 weeks prior to drop off as it takes this long to create immunity.
• DOGS MUST BE ON FLEA AND TICK PREVENTION and puppies must have a NEGATIVE fecal within 1 month of boarding.
• We do everything possible to keep your dogs safe! Even if your dog is vaccinated, they can still be susceptible to kennel cough and influenza!
• We supply all bowls, beds and anything else your dog needs. Please leave those items as well as toys at home.

Look for our sign! Please avoid driving into our neighbors driveways

• • Rabies – Your veterinarian will recommend a one-year or three-year vaccination. Either one is acceptable for boarding.
• • Bordatella – Kennel cough can be spread very quickly in boarding facilities, much like a virus in a child’s day care or school. Kennel cough is airborne, so just one sneeze can spread the virus to other dogs. Even vaccinated, dogs can acquire KC. We recommend a booster every 6 months to keep immunity strong.
• • DHPP – This is your dog’s annual booster shot. It protects against distemper, hepatitis, parvovirus and parainfluenza.
• • Canine Influenza – A highly contagious virus, the dog flu can be spread through objects, like water bowls, dog beds, and toys. It can also be spread by people who have been in contact with other dogs.
• • Leptospirosis – This is a bacterial infection that is spread to dogs through soil, water, and urine of infected animals. It can also be spread to people. While it may not be a part of your regular vaccinations, talk to your veterinarian to see if you should vaccinate your dog before boarding.
• • Even if your boarding facility doesn’t require the canine influenza vaccine, it is highly recommended that you have your dog vaccinated anyway.

Flea, tick, heartworm preventative If your pet will be due for preventatives while in the boarding facility, you can request the staff administer the preventatives to make sure your pet is protected while you are away.