Boarding Services
Current pricing is effective November 1st, 2024. Prices are subject to change without notice.
Per Day:
- $40.00/night for one dog per run
- multiple dogs sharing one run: $40.00-1st dog/ $35.00-2nd dog/ $30.00-3rd dog
TLC Package:
$5.00 extra for each 15 minute period of exercise in the fenced play yard, one-to-one with a staff member. We can accommodate multiple exercise breaks per day.
Reservations and Cancellations:
- A credit card number will be required.
- Call (804) 798-8248 to make your reservation.
- We have a 24 hour cancellation notice policy. There is a $25.00 fee for inadequate notice of cancellation and for no-show customers
Pick-up:
Guests may be picked up during posted business hours. Guests picked up prior to 1:00 PM are not charged for their final day’s stay.
Hours of operation:
| Monday, Tuesday, Thursday and Friday: | 8:00 AM to 1:00 PM and 2:00 PM to 6:00 PM (closed from 1-2 PM) |
| Saturday: | 8:00AM to 12:00 Noon |
| Sunday: | 5:00 PM to 6:00 PM (pick-ups only) |
| Wednesday: | Closed to the public |
To ensure the safety and comfort of all our canine customers, the following are required
Proof of Vaccinations:
- Bordetella (for canine cough)
- Rabies
- DHLPP (distemper. hepatitis, leptospirosis, parainfluenza and parvovirus)
- Canine Influenza is recommended, but not required
Emergency Phone Numbers:
- We require a means to contact you should an emergency situation arise.
Other Considerations
Bedding and Toys:
Bring familiar bedding and toys from home that will help your dog adjust to the new kennel environment. All bedding should fit into a standard washing machine.
Food:
Even small changes in diet can cause gastrointestinal upset so we ask that you provide the food for your dog to eat during his/her stay. To ensure that you bring an adequate supply of food from home, we request that owners put the food for each meal in a separate baggie AND include enough food for 1 extra day. There will be an additional charge of $2.00/day per dog for food if we have to provide it.
Medications:
Bring all prescription medications in their original bottles. We will administer according to your Veterinarian’s instructions at no extra charge.
Special Needs:
We require advance notice for elderly or special needs dogs that need extra assistance or medical attention. Extra charges may apply based on the level of care required. We do not board diabetic dogs that require insulin, administer any injections, nor do we administer fluids to boarding dogs..
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