Information about boarding rates:
Weight Range: | Per Dog: | |
Under 20# | $23 per day | |
20-50# | $24 per day | |
50-100# | $25 per day | |
Over 100# | $26 per day | |
Individual Dog in Double-sized Kennel | $30-45 per day | |
Dayboard (drop off & pick up same day) | $15 per day |
Proof of current vaccinations is required by the state. We do not have & cannot give vaccinations, so your pet must be current prior to arriving at the kennel, or we will be unable to take them. The state requires that vaccines be given within a year's time of the stay. Please either bring a copy of your pet's current vaccinations or email it to us as at hcprpaperwork@gmail.com.
Dogs are required to have DHHP/Parvo (combo shot), Rabies and Bordetella (Canine Cough)
Cats are required to have FVR-CP (combo shot) and Rabies
All rates listed reflect a discount for paying with Cash or Check. If you wish to pay with a Card, add 3.5%
General boarding information and requirements:
Cancellation Policy: When you make a reservation we hold that space for your pet in good faith and schedule our support staff accordingly. If you have a change of plans, we ask that you give us as much notice as you possibly can. Keep in mind that chances are good, during our peak season and major holidays, that at least one other pet was turned away for the same time period that you have reserved. If given enough notice, we can usually fill the space with someone from our cancellation list. In the event of a "no show" or a cancellation with less than 24 hours notice, we may charge you for part of the reservation.
Payment: Payment is expected at check out. We accept cash, checks, Visa, Mastercard, Discover and American Express as payment. Prices listed reflect a discount for paying with Cash or Check. Add 3.5% to any Card transactions. Checks returned due to non-sufficient funds are subject to a $25 fee. Long-term stays may require some prepayment and/or payments during the stay to cover kenneling costs. If you default on a payment, you will assume the cost of any legal and or collection company fees we are assessed in order to collect on the balance due.
Reservations are recommended. The amount of notice we need depends on the time of year and the type of pet you are boarding. Our peak times include all major holidays, spring break and the summer vacation season. During these times we often book up a couple of weeks, or more, in advance. A basic rule is to call us as soon as you know the dates that you need. The indoor/outdoor kennels are in the highest demand, whereas the indoor kennels usually require less notice, and we seldom run out of space in the cat room.
Emergencies We will record your veterinarian's name, your cell phone numbers, or any other emergency contact information you would like for us to keep on file. In the event of a medical problem or emergency we will call you and/or your contact person. If necessary we will call and/or take the pet to your veterinarian. If your veterinarian is not available, we will use our veterinarian (Weathered Rock Veterinary Clinic). You are responsible for any veterinary fees.
Flea and tick preventative is highly recommended. Thanks to the many effective flea and tick prevention options that are available these days, flea and tick problems are rare among our boarders. However, if we do see a problem with your pet we will treat it accordingly and at your expense. This may involve an application of topical flea treatment, Capstar and/or a bath if indicated. The flea cycle is one whereby the flea can survive for extended periods depending on the stage it is in. While it may appear that fleas are "caught" at a particular location (kennel, vet, groomer, dog park, etc.), often the reintroduction to the host (your pet) back into the its home/yard can trigger an immediate hatch. For more information on the flea cycle and recommendations on how to take care of a flea problem in your home, visit the Frontline website here and simply click on each lifestage for more details.
Things to bring include a leash to take your dog to and from the kennel, and a collar with ID tags is always a good idea when your pet is away from home. We strongly recommend transporting cats in a pet carrier. You may bring bedding, toys and chews/treats. Keep in mind that your dog may act differently while being boarded and sometimes bedding gets chewed or soiled on, so you may not want to bring the monogrammed pillow. If your pet's bedding is easy to launder and time permits, we will be able to do that if needed. Large pillows and other items that are too cumbersome to wash will have to go home as is.
Food and treats from home are optional. We are currently feeding Iams Adult Mini Chunks Dog Food and Purina Select Cat Food and will provide a variety of treats. If bringing your own food please bring it in reasonably sized, easy to handle sealed containers/bag which are labeled with your pet's name. The rates remain the same whether we use our food or yours.
Medications can be administered and should be labeled with the correct dosage and instructions, your name and your pet's name. In some cases there is a small additional charge for any necessary injections. As per state requirements, we utilize in-house medication sheets to keep track of all medications given.
Grooming Full service dog grooming is available. For all of our spa offerings, please visit our Grooming page.
Barking Yes, it can get noisy in the kennels at certain times. The other dogs will be excited because they find the arrivals and departures to be quite entertaining. They do quiet down when we leave.
Anxiety We have found that most pets adapt well and become comfortable with us and their surroundings and the routine quickly. It is usually harder on you than it is on your pet, but try not to let on! If you are upset and miserable about leaving your pet, then your pet is bound to be more confused and stressed about being left. Subsequent visits will be much easier once they figure out you do come back for them. Most dogs go willingly and even eagerly back to the kennel area once they have gotten acquainted with us and the facility. And most cats adjust quickly after only a brief pouting session, and some don't pout at all by the 2nd visit!
Stress Induced Diarrhea or Vomiting Even though most dogs enjoy their stay, they may still be under some stress from the change in environment, routine, schedule, food/treats, etc. This can cause stomach upset, most commonly seen as stress colitis (diarrhea) and sometimes some vomiting. For some dogs an over abundance of bacteria in the gut can also make for changes. We will let you know if your dog has any issues while boarding and will switch to a bland diet/veterinary diet as needed to help your pet adjust. If further intervention is needed, we will contact you/your Vet for further instruction.
Boarding Information & Rates
FOR DOGS: we offer extra playtime in our 1-acre Bark Park. We'll spend about 30 minutes with your dog(s) doing whatever they enjoy. Just let us know if your dog likes to play fetch, swim, tug, catch frisbees or just wants some lap & petting time. For multiple dogs boarding together, we'll take them all out together for the same fee. You are welcome to add any number of play sessions to your pet's stay, just let us know at drop-off time!
$14 per day |
Pet Care Agreement Form:
Each client is required to have a signed Pet Care Agreement on file.
Cat Boarding Rates per Cat
FOR CATS: we offer extra play or lap time out of their condo in our cat room. Some basic brushing, if your cat appreciates that, can also be done during that time.
Extra Playtime & TLC
Dog Boarding Rates per Dog
$5 for each additional session |
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