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Daycare
and Lodging Instructions
| General
Instructions for both Daycare and Lodging |
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- Both
Daycare and Lodging require a reservation in order for us to plan
for
proper staffing.
- Drop
off is from 7:00am to 10:00am so all the dogs are on similar schedules
and the excitement of meeting and greeting all happens at approximately
the same time. For an additional fee (see Rates page), we can arrange
for drop off as early as 5:00am.
- Full
payment is due at drop off.
- Pick
up time is by 7:00pm. An estimated time of pick up is required
at drop off.
- For
an extra fee (refer to Rates page),
we can arrange for pick up no later than 9:00pm. The
doors
are
locked at 9:00 and no later pickups can be allowed
- For
safety reasons, all dogs must be on a leash when in the lobby and
when in the parking lot.
- To
avoid owner-protectiveness, please keep your dog safely away from
other dogs while in the lobby and parking lot. We have found that
dogs that are the best of friends during daycare can be owner-protective
with each other outside the daycare environment.
- Please
do not bring extra items with the dog, including toys, crates,
beds, or food bowls as we are unable to store them.
- All
dogs are required to remain healthy and current on vaccinations;
updated vet records will need to be provided at enrollment and
after updated vaccinations are administered. Our database checks
vaccination
records at each drop off. Note: Bordetella every 6 months can be
easy to
forget!
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| Special
Daycare Instructions |
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- Feeding:
Daycare dogs are not fed while in our care. Exceptions to this
are puppies under 6 months of age, medical necessity, those that
have arranged for late pick up, or those that have paid an additional
fee for daycare feeding (refer to Rates page)
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| Special
Lodging Instructions |
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- Food
and Treats: must be brought in individual pre-measured
servings in zip lock baggies, clearly marked with your dog’s
first and last name and date/meal at whch the serving is to
be given (i.e. 4/24 breakfast).
- Food
Enticer: please bring a food enticer that may encourage
your dog to eat if he/she has any difficulty eating due to the
stimulation from other dogs. Recommended enticers include shredded
cheese, cottage cheese, parmesan cheese, etc. Keep in mind that
it is very important for your dog to refuel while being so active.
- Medications: Must be
clearly marked with dog’s
first and last name and administering instructions. Please provide
peanut butter, marshmallows, or cream cheese to make administering
pills go more quickly and easily.
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