Frequently Asked Questions
Some of our most common questions are:
How far in advance should I book my dog’s appointment?
What do I need to bring for my pet’s stay?
What’s included in the boarding fees?
When do I pay?
What vaccinations does my pet need?
Rabies (1 or 3 year per your veterinarian’s discretion)
Bordetella (Kennel Cough – 6 month or 1 year per your veterinarian’s discretion)
DHPP (Distemper/Parvo combination, 1 or 3 year)
For cats:
Rabies (1 or 3 year per your veterinarian’s discretion)
Feline Leukemia (1 year)
If your pet has a medial reason such as age or reactions to vaccines, or a titer test has been performed to exempt them from a vaccine, we require a signed letter from your veterinarian stating this.
As of 2021, we will no longer accept owner administered vaccination records. All vaccine records must be from a licensed veterinarian.
Are you open on holidays?
Although our office is closed on major holidays, the kennel still operates fully 365 days a year.
Can you administer medications? Is there a medication fee?
We are happy to administer any oral or topical medications. However, we do not administer any injections such as insulin. We ask the medications be brought in a daily pill container or the original pill bottle, and already be cut into the correct dosage prior to check in.
There is a charge per medication, per administration. Please check with our office to discuss any questions or details you have have regarding your pet’s medication.
*Please note: If you put your pet’s medication in their pre-packaged food container, we cannot guarantee that they will take it. The medication fee insures that the pets will receive any medications they may need, or you will be contacted if for some reason we can’t give it during their stay.*
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