Reservations

We recommend that you make reservations as early as possible to ensure your pet's accommodations. Holidays and summer vacation are especially busy.

For your convenience we accept VISA, and Access card.

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Walks

Your dog will often make friends with his next-door neighbors, receiving plenty of exercise romping in their spacious run. For dogs that would enjoy additional individual attention, country walks are also available for a nominal fee.

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Emergencies/Special Needs

In the unlikely event your pet becomes ill with us, we reserve the right to seek veterinary care for which you, the owner, will be fully responsible. If we are unable to make arrangements with your veterinarian, we will contact our veterinary service. Please provide us with telephone numbers to reach you and your representative in the event of an emergency

If your pet is on medication, we will be happy to administer most medications and treatments at a nominal charge. Mark all medications with your pet's name, dosage, and condition being treated.

Please alert as to any recent illness your pet may have sufferedm or of any special temperament problems we may experience, so that we are equipped to manage any situation which may arise.

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Check In/Out

8am - 11am, 4pm - 7pm

7 days a week. There is only a 1/2 day charge if your pet is picked up by 11am or dropped off after 4pm.

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What to Pack

We provide comfortable, freshly laundered bedding, and sanitary food and water bowls. Toys and chew bones are welcome. We must limit personal items to two per stay, and request that you identify all of your pet's belongings (including toys and chew bones) with your pet's name in idelible marker to avoid mix-ups. We cannot be responsible for the replacement or return of lost items.

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Immunizations

For the safety and well being of all our guests, basic immunization is required for dogs and cats. Dogs must present records current for DHLP-P. Rabies vaccinations and Bordatella immunization.

Bordatella reduces the likelihood that your pet will contract one of the many varieties of this airborne virus. It must be given at least two weeks prior to your dog's stay in order to provide maximum protection. As this vaccine is a live virus, it may produce a mild case of this virus in some dogs.

Cats must present records for FVRCP and Rabies vaccinations. We require that your cat has also received immunization for feline leukemia or has tested negative for the virus within the past year.