Washed between fills, like every dish in the building.
The day
Feeding and medication
You bring your animal's own food. Portioned into bags by meal if you can — it removes the one thing a kennel can get wrong that a dog notices on the first evening.
- We do not change your animal's diet. A kennel that switches food on arrival is the reason a dog goes home with a stomach upset, and it is nearly always avoidable.
- If you forget the food, we have a plain chicken-and-rice kibble and we will tell you we used it rather than hoping you do not notice.
- Two meals a day is the default. Three, one, or a raw diet you send frozen — all fine, written on the form and taped to the suite.
- Bowls are washed between meals, not rinsed, and every animal has its own.
Medication is a service, not a decision
We do not decide the dose. We give medication your veterinarian has prescribed, in the dose your veterinarian has written, at the times your veterinarian has set. We do not decide a dose, change one, or start anything — and if your animal will not take it, you get a telephone call the same day rather than a line in the discharge note.
Medication is $4 a day whether it is one tablet or five. Charging per pill would make an eleven-year-old dog cost more than a puppy, and it does not cost us more.
Are those dates free?
The calendar shows every night, for every suite class, with how many are left and what that night costs. Nothing is paid on this website: you pay when you collect.