We require Rabies, Distemper, and Bordetella. We ask that you please receive these vaccinations at least 14 days prior to boarding your dog with us.

For cats we just need proof of rabies.

The Canine Influenza Vaccine is not required, but we recommend consulting with your veterinarian to determine if your dog would benefit from being vaccinated based on their individual needs.

Yes our facilities are completely heated and air conditioned. We want to make sure your pets are comfortable during the summer months and warm during the winter months.

Although many pets adapt to the our Kennels environment without a problem, some may need to gradually experience the boarding environment prior to an actual stay.

A day of Daycare prior to the first stay allows a pet to spend a day with us, and get used to the our staff, sounds, smells, sites, and — most importantly — to see that you will be back to get them.

All you need to bring is a collar and leash, or carrier, and their food pre-packaged in zip lock bags (one for each meal). We recommend that you bring your pet’s food from home to ensure the best possible experience. With the environment change, keeping the same food is a lot easier on your pet’s digestive system.

We do allow bedding, toys, bones, and treats but please make sure your pet has had experience with these items prior to having during their stay. Our kennel does provide bedding for your pet if you would like to keep yours at home.

All current medication – Please bring your dog’s meds in their original packaging (not mixed with food), or be sure they’re labeled clearly with dosage instructions and your dog’s name.

Of course! To get a tour of our facility please stop in during our open office hours which are 8am-10am and 3pm-5pm daily. If you would like to bring your proof of vaccinations we are more than happy to go through and make sure your pet has everything we need and we can fill out all needed paperwork.