Frequently Asked Questions

Dogs must be current on Rabies, Bordetella, and DHLPP. We also highly recommend the K-9 influenza and Lepto vaccines.

Cats must be current on Rabies and FVRCP.

Please vaccinate at least 10 days prior to boarding or daycare, or provide titer tests instead.

Yes. We can administer medications that go down with treats, pill pockets, cheese, or canned food. Please note that we do not give injections.

Intact (unneutered) dogs may participate in group play as long as they demonstrate appropriate behavior and temperament. We'll always put the safety and comfort of all our guests first.

Not every dog loves a crowd, and that's perfectly fine. Less-social dogs are rotated into play yards individually and receive playtime at least twice a day. The exact frequency depends on how many non-social dogs are in that day.

Newcomers first meet one or two seasoned daycare veterans in our large entry yard. Fearful or hesitant dogs may observe from a separate run while they adjust at their own pace before joining a group.

After-hours appointments can be scheduled for an extra fee in emergencies. Please call us to make arrangements ahead of time.

We inspect beds daily and wash bedding as needed. All bedding we provide is washed, sanitized, and dried after each use.

Absolutely — we encourage it! You're welcome to call anytime to see how your pet is settling in.

Your pet's wellbeing comes first. If a pet becomes ill or injured, we contact the owner and veterinarian immediately, and urgent cases are transported directly to the vet. Owners are responsible for any veterinary costs and acknowledge the inherent risks of dog interactions as outlined in our liability release.

Proof of current vaccinations (or titer tests) is required. You're welcome to bring your pet's regular food, any medications with instructions, and a favorite toy or blanket for comfort. Meals and treats are included with boarding if you'd prefer we provide them.