• Rabies: puppy vaccine, booster one year later, then every 3 years

• DHPP: Initial series, booster one year later, then every 3 years

• Bordetella: Every 6 months

• Fecal screen with Giardia: every year, must provide proof of negative results prior to stay

• Flea/Tick Prevention: monthly application performed by us, or proof of purchase required

All requirements can be completed with a current physical exam with our veterinarians, please call to schedule an exam during your check-in date.

**Any exceptions to preventive requirements (i.e. puppies, age, or condition) must have a letter from a veterinarian.

*REFER TO “FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS” FOR A LIST OF APPROVED FLEA & TICK PREVENTATIVES.

We require vaccinations to be administered at least 7 days prior to boarding. Dogs and cats exempt from any preventative care requirements (i.e. age, medical conditions) must provide proof from their veterinarian or be determined exempt by our trained nursing staff.

We require a short check-in with a boarding staff member and history for each pet before they are allowed to board to ensure excellent boarding and medical care. Please allow for 20 minutes. All medications prescribed by a veterinarian must be given during the pet’s stay, at an additional fee. Medications must be in original prescription bottles with drug labels.

Both dogs and cats must provide proof of a veterinary exam within the last 12 months. Pets requiring examinations must see a veterinarian prior to boarding.

We will make every effort to keep our boarding, grooming, and hospital environment safe and clean. However, occasionally pets become ill or injured and require medical attention. We will make every reasonable attempt to contact owner/agent prior to treatment. However, any animal that requires emergency or immediate veterinary attention will receive it from our veterinarians at our discretion and at the owner’s expense.

If boarding multiple pets at one time and pets require that they be separated for feedings and/or have any aggression towards each other, then it is required to book two rooms for this separation.

We reserve the right not to board pets if they are aggressive, sick, not current on preventative care, less than 16 weeks of age, “in-heat”, or for other reasons at the discretion of the boarding manager and clinic staff.

• Rabies: kitten vaccine, booster one year later, then every 1 or 3 years (indoor and outdoor)

• FVRCP: initial series, booster one year later, then every 3 years (indoor and outdoor)

• Leukemia: initial series, booster one year later, then every 3 years (only required for outdoor cats/cats living in households with outdoor cats.)

• FeLV/FIV Test: at least one negative test for indoor kittens/cats during their lifetime. (outdoor cats/cats living in households with outdoor cats must be tested yearly.)

• Flea/Tick Prevention: monthly application performed by us, or proof of purchase required. (only required for outdoor cats.)

*REFER TO “FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS” FOR A LIST OF APPROVED FLEA & TICK PREVENTATIVES.

We require vaccinations to be administered at least 7 days prior to boarding. Dogs and cats exempt from any preventative care requirements (i.e. age, medical conditions) must provide proof from their veterinarian or be determined exempt by our trained nursing staff.

We require a short check-in with a boarding staff member and history for each pet before they are allowed to board to ensure excellent boarding and medical care. Please allow for 20 minutes. All medications prescribed by a veterinarian must be given during the pet’s stay, at an additional fee. Medications must be in original prescription bottles with drug labels.

Both dogs and cats must provide proof of a veterinary exam within the last 12 months. Pets requiring examinations must see a veterinarian prior to boarding.

We will make every effort to keep our boarding, grooming, and hospital environment safe and clean. However, occasionally pets become ill or injured and require medical attention. We will make every reasonable attempt to contact owner/agent prior to treatment. However, any animal that requires emergency or immediate veterinary attention will receive it from our veterinarians at our discretion and at the owner’s expense.

If boarding multiple pets at one time and pets require that they be separated for feedings and/or have any aggression towards each other, then it is required to book two rooms for this separation.

We reserve the right not to board pets if they are aggressive, sick, not current on preventative care, less than 16 weeks of age, “in-heat”, or for other reasons at the discretion of the boarding manager and clinic staff.