dog boarding
Going on vacation? Drop your dog off at VIP for a fun vacation of their own! At VIP, each canine guest gets their own private and comfortable suite to spend the night in and you can choose from a variety of “Boarding Packages” to enrich their stay!
To ensure each guest’s safety and comfortability, they must pass our Evaluation process and follow VIP’s policies.
how to prepare
Vaccinations: All dogs must be in good health and current on all vaccinations.
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- Rabies, Canine Distemper, and Bordetella (Kennel Cough)
- Negative Fecal Test (Required Yearly)
- Influenza (Recommended)
- Yearly heartworm and flea/tick preventative (Recommended)
Food & Bowls: We provide standard metal food and water bowls, but if your dog uses a specialized bowl, please bring that with. We suggest you bring your dog’s regular food from home and pack enough for their entire stay. However, we can provide food for $5/meal.
Feeding: Dogs who are boarding in the same run must be able to eat together. If they are not or you request them to be fed separately, a charge of $3/meal will be added to your invoice.
If a client’s dog requires extensive meal preparation while staying at VIP, there will be an additional charge of $5/meal.
Bed/Blanket: We provide a raised bed and blanket for each guest, so please do not bring your own.
Toys: We ask that you do not bring any bones, rawhides, chews, or toys that are easily destructible.
A La Carte: We offer a variety of a la carte options to enrich your dog’s boarding stay. A la carte items will only be performed on arrival days if your dog is checked in before 12:00pm. A la carte items will not be performed on departure days.
Medication: Bring any necessary medication for the entire duration of your dog’s stay. Please bring in original prescription bottle/package if possible. Medication is priced per day; difficult to medicate dogs may be charged an additional fee.
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- Ora/Topical: $5