Boarding

Our boarding agreement form must be updated and signed annually.
You will need to fill one out at the time of drop-off if you have not boarded with us in the last year.

If you’d like to board your dog, please call to schedule in advance. We welcome both current clients and community members!
To ensure the best care for your pets—and to keep our hospitalized animals safe—we have a few important boarding policies.
During their stay, your dog will have their own cozy kennel with heated floors, a bed and blanket, food and water dishes, and a leash for safe handling. If needed, we can provide a bland diet to keep them comfortable.
Each day, your dog will enjoy three exercise sessions with our kennel attendants: Tania, Lomond, Cheryl, Kathleen, Whitney, and Kylee. We make every effort to create a calm, positive environment, and if your dog would prefer a quieter space, we can arrange for them to stay in our quiet room instead of the main kennel area

Boarding Requirements:

Up-to-date vaccines: Bordetella (kennel cough), Distemper, Rabies
Negative heartworm test within the last year
Puppies: at least 18 weeks old with 2 Distemper vaccines (one after 16 weeks and at least 2 weeks before boarding)
If your dog isn’t current on vaccines or heartworm testing, please schedule an appointment at least 1 week before boarding.
Records from other clinics can be sent to [email protected] or faxed to 802-866-5371

Pricing:

Daily rate: $32 per dog
Large kennels for two dogs from the same household: $32 for first dog, $16 for second

Additional Fees:

Kennel food: $2/day (bring your own to avoid charge)
Oral/topical medication: $5/day
Injectable medication: $10/day

Drop-Off & Pick-Up Hours:

Monday–Friday: 8:00am–5:00pm
Saturday & Sunday: 9:00–9:30am & 5:00–5:30pm

If you need to cancel a reservation, we ask for at least 48 hours’ notice whenever possible. High demand means someone else may be happy to take your spot! If something unexpected prevents advance notice, just let us know as soon as you can.