Boarding Forms:

 

Due to state regulations, it is required for each dog boarding in this facility to be licensed by the state in which they reside. All dogs must be wearing an up-to-date tag or have proof of license.

 

We offer boarding for both cats and dogs with three primary options based on the needs and health of your pet. Regardless of the boarding option, fees are structured to reserve a run or condo for each day, regardless of drop-off or pickup time. As an added convenience, we can provide you with a key fob allowing you access to our boarding facility after hours, so you can pick up your pet at any time. You are welcome to tour our facilities and ask our staff any questions you may have!

General Boarding:

General boarding is meant for cats and dogs without serious health complications, specialized treatments, or extensive needs. Our caring, attentive staff enjoy caring for your pets and are trained to bring any concerns to the attention of a doctor, should they arise.

Our boarding facilities offer the following features:

  • Caring, loving, and individualized attention by our kennel staff
  • Large, spacious runs for your dogs
  • Multi-level cat condos allowing shared and individual space for housemates (or a large, multi-level space when housing a single cat).
  • Fresh air ventilation with UV-light decontamination to help reduce the spread of respiratory viruses
  • Cooled and heated boarding space to keep your pet comfortable regardless of season
  • On-site veterinarian to address any issues, should they arise
  • Large fenced-in play yard
  • At least 4 walks outside per day
  • Optional bathing and/or nail trims

Boarding Requirements & Policy:

To ensure the safety of all pets, all animals must be up to date on the vaccinations listed below with proof of immunization by a veterinarian. In addition, all pets must have had a physical exam by one of our veterinarians within the past year. A stool sample must have been checked within the past 6 months to screen for any gastrointestinal parasites. To help prevent the spread of GI parasites, a negative stool sample is required.

Upon arrival, we will check your pet for any fleas or ticks. Any animals with fleas or ticks will be treated at the owner's or caretaker's expense. A recent stool sample is required to screen for any gastrointestinal parasites. Any animal positive for parasites will be treated at the owner's or caretaker's expense. We will attempt to contact you if any additional health problems requiring treatment are present or should arise. If we cannot contact you at the number you provide, we will treat your pet at your expense.

Required Canine Vaccines & Screening

  • Rabies
  • DHLPP (Distemper, Adenovirus, Leptospirosis, Parainfluenza, Parvovirus)
  • Bordetella (at least 72 hours before boarding)
  • 6-month intestinal parasite screen

Required Feline Vaccines & Screening

  • Rabies
  • FVRCP (Feline Viral Rhinotracheitis. Calicivirus, Panleukopenia)
  • 6-month intestinal parasite screen

Diabetic Boarding:

Diabetic boarding is meant to give diabetic patients the increased care and attention they need. Insulin will only be administered by our trained technicians, and special diabetic diets will be fed as required.

Dogs:

  • Optional boarding in hospital boarding, away from our regular kennel to decrease stress

Please note that key fobs will not allow access into the hospital, and therefore hospital boarders cannot be picked up after-hours.

  • Additional attention from both our kennel and veterinary technician staff
  • Insulin adjustment and administration as required
  • Urine checked for glucose and ketones every morning
  • Evening blood glucose check as required

Cats:

  • Additional attention from both our kennel and veterinary technician staff
  • Insulin adjustment and administration as required
  • Urine checked for glucose and ketones every morning
  • Evening blood glucose check as required

Medical Boarding:

Medical boarding is meant for pets requiring increased medical attention, such as:

  • Pets recovering from surgery (especially orthopedic)
  • Pets with more than twice a day treatment or those receiving more than two medications
  • Pets with physical handicaps requiring extra assistance to walk
  • Pets requiring daily wound care

All patients requiring the increased needs of medical boarding will receive individualized care based on their needs. Please speak with our staff if you have any concerns or special requests.

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