FAQs
Should I bring my pet's Food?
Yes, it is best for your pet to continue to eat the diet that they are used to. There is both a fridge and freezer in the kennel if your dog has food that requires it.
Can I bring toys/beds for my pet?
Yes, familiar items from home will make your pet more comfortable. Please do not bring anything valuable as pets are more likely to chew/destroy beds, etc. when they are in a kennel than they will at home. Also please do not bring any toys or treats that your dog has never had at home, the kennel is not the place to try out a new food or toy. Beds are welcome as long as they will fit in the runs, as are crates for smaller dogs if they will be more comfortable having their crate to sleep in.
Will my dog be walked?
Walks are available for an additional fee. Most dogs are happy without walks, as they can go out whenever they wish, but I'm happy to walk your dog if you would like me to. We take a short wander around the woods/lawn near the kennel.
Can you give my pet the medication it needs?
Yes, for an additional fee, bring the medication and/or supplements your pet takes and I will make sure they get them on their regular schedule.
What are your hours?
Available for Tours, Drop offs and Pick ups by appointment only 7 days a week. Please call or text to set up an appointment.
What type of payment do you accept?
I accept cash or check, payable when you pick up your pet. I can also accept PayPal or Venmo as long as you choose the pay as a friend/family option.
You may choose to make a deposit if you wish, but that is not required.
Vaccinations Required
All dogs entering the kennel must be current on their vaccinations.
Proof IS REQUIRED that the vaccines were administered by a veterinarian or at a veterinary clinic.
- Dogs: Must be current on Rabies, Distemper(DHLPP), and Kennel Cough vaccines. Canine Flu is no longer required, but still recommended.
- Dogs: must also have a negative fecal (stool) sample within 1 year of the day they check out of the kennel. (This is NOT the same as the blood test for heartworms, you need to provide your veterinarian with a stool sample from your pet.)
- If you have any questions about the diseases covered by these vaccines and the vaccine schedule, please ask your veterinarian.
- Recommended that all animals entering the kennel are treated with a monthly flea & tick preventative. Your veterinarian is the best source for which product to use.
