Boarding

Boarding Guidelines for Dogs: So, we can safely board your dog we require current Rabies, Distemper/Parvo Combination, Bordatella (Kennel cough) and Flu vaccination (This is a two-part vaccination). If your pet has been vaccinated at another clinic or hospital, please bring current records with you at the time of drop-off. A flea preventative is also recommended prior to boarding. If your pet is not current on these vaccinations, they will be done at the time of boarding at the owner’s expense.

Dogs are boarded are kept in one of three areas in the clinic:

1. Indoor/outdoor runs with the ability to move in and out of the building while staying in their own run (weather permitting)

2. Indoor runs are just indoors, pets are taken outdoors several times a day to go potty. Generally, these runs are used for our older patients/surgeries and our brachycephalic dogs.

3. Kennels are used for our toy/small dogs. Pets are taken outdoors several times a day to go potty.

Boarding Guidelines for Cats: In order for us to safely board your cat, we require current Distemper Upper Respiratory Combination and Rabies vaccinations. If your pet has been vaccinated at another clinic or hospital, please bring current records with you at the time of drop-off. A flea preventative is also recommended prior to boarding.

Your cat will be boarded in a large kennel cage with plenty of room for bedding, food, water, and a litter box. Please feel free to bring bedding, toys, and treats from home. Pets have a continuous supply of freshwater and we serve Hill's Science Diet food, both dry and canned depending upon your pet's preference. We do however suggest you bring your pet’s regular food as this is always better for their digestive system. For safety reasons, we do not board cats together, even those from the same family.