#1 Tips for pet boarding

Plan in advance- have your pets vaccination records updated when needed, have copies in a folder and kept in a safe place, write a detailed note of your pets feeding, medication list and a little bit about them. Likes and dislikes are both important.  Be honest!
Waiting until the last minute will cause unnecessary anxiety for all involved.  We know that emergencies happen and we will do everything we can to help out.
When calling, know your dates, confirm them and inform us as to changes as soon as possible.  We worry when you don't show up. You are our family too.

  • Plan in advance
  • Get your pet's vaccination records updated
  • Keep records in a safe place
  • Write detailed notes about feeding, medications, likes, and dislikes
  • Keep track of your dates and let us know as soon as possible if you need to change
  • You are family to us!

#2 What do I do in between groomings?

If you need assistance in learning how to brush your pet to maintain between grooms, just ask we'd love to help!

  • Long-haired breeds, such as Collies and Tibetan Terriers, need to be brushed weekly, sometimes more often if the coat seems particularly tangled.
  • Short-coated dogs, such as Labrador Retrievers and Greyhounds, don’t need frequent brushing because their hair doesn’t mat and tangle easily. Still, you may want to brush them every couple of weeks to remove loose hair.
  • Short, wiry breeds, such as Dachshunds and most Terriers, need a slicker brush, followed by a once-over with a metal comb. Once every few days should do.
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