Dog Boarding

Our boarding rates follow a typical hotel structure:

● Check-in time is after 1pm Monday through Friday, Saturday 8:30am - 10am or 3:30pm - 5pm, and Sunday between 5pm - 6pm with expedited check-in. Earlier arrival options are available with a day fee. The day fee is waived for those participating in community play on day of arrival.

● Check-out time is at noon Monday through Friday; Saturday 8:30am - 10am or 3:30pm - 5pm, Sunday 4pm - 6pm.  Late departures can be accommodated for with a day fee. If a guest has a spa appointment or community play on departure, the late check-out fee will be waived.

● Dogs are required to have the following vaccines: distemper, rabies, influenza, and bordetella (every 6 months)

● Please do not bring rawhides, beds with stuffing, and bowls. You can bring blankets & sheets.

● You may bring up to 3 toys

● All dogs must be current on agreements and vaccines, and be controlled (on leash, in kennel, etc.)

● Dogs must attend at least once every 30 days or a reevaluation fee may apply $15

Your pet on their regular diet is always recommended especially for puppies and those on prescription diets.

When packing your pet's food, remember to package each day's feeding in zip-lock baggies. If they eat 2 times per day, or you have multiple pets in the same suite eating the same food, both portions can be placed in 1 bag per day. Please label with “pets name” and “meal date” to ensure enough food is packed. Every pet is provided a food/treat bin in which zip-locks fit nicely. Due to lack of additional storage space, as well as to ensure the correct quantity of food, we cannot accept bags/containers of dog food for stays less than 10 days.

House food meals are served in the evening unless they are a puppy. Arrangements can be made if your pet is on a specific food/schedule or has special needs such as medications with food.

Keep in mind, it is recommended you limit the amount of food you provide your pet on the day of arrival and upon returning home as these are both exciting times for your pet. The excitement might cause your dog to pant a lot and become thirsty. Give a few ice cubes to hold them over till feeding time. In a happy excited state, excessive food and water consumption can create an upset tummy.

Medications included in your pre-portioned ziplock of kibble for daily feeding will be free of charge. Should your monthly Heart-Worm preventative fall during a stay and can be placed in your pet’s feeding bowl, we are happy to administer at no charge. Other Oral and Topical Medications can be administered for a small fee. See our FAQs and Medication Form for more information.

Companion animals are likely to become infected with parasites at some point in their lives. If left undetected and untreated, they will affect a pet's well-being – from simply being irritating to causing a variety of life-threatening conditions. Some parasites can even infect and transmit disease to humans, with children being an especially vulnerable target! Parasites don't discriminate; both indoor and outdoor pets are at risk.

It's always better to prevent than to treat parasitic illness. That's why we recommend regular testing for internal parasites as well as heartworm and tick-borne diseases. The presence of one or more of these illnesses can be determined through bloodwork, and we recommend all pets have this test performed on an annual basis so any detected problems can receive immediate intervention.

Combination activity/snacktivity packages are available to ensure your pets’ vacation is Paw’stively the best! Visit the VIP Package page to find out more about the options available.