A few times, they stayed in a kennel, and on a couple of other occasions, I left them with a "professional pet sitter" right in my home - where I thought they would be more comfortable. I found the kennel experiences to be less than satisfying, the animals did not get very much individual attention. I was even less satisfied with my pet sitter experience. When my husband and I returned home from our honeymoon, there were urine stains throughout the house. According to my neighbors, the sitter was only at the house about one-third of the time she was being paid to be there. I was mortified to imagine what my animals may have gone through while we were away. One of them, our sweet little cat Buddy, was gone. Despite our frantic efforts to find him, we never did.
With these things in mind, I have created the kind of boarding atmosphere, where I would be completely comfortable leaving my own spoiled fur-kids.
We have decided to keep our boarding area limited to a smaller number of rooms, in order to ensure that every client that stays with us gets plenty of one-on-one attention. We also live on the property, which allows us to make later evening and early morning visits for potty breaks. Whenever possible, we also encourage you to enroll your dog in daycare/multi dog play group to help alleviate the stresses of being away from family. Not only will they be properly socialized, but by bed time, everyone is "DOG TIRED" and there's no time to focus on being lonely.
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All of our boarding clients will receive:
* Raised canvas beds, with fluffy fleece blankets
* Heat/air conditioning
* Comforting relaxation music played 24 hours a day
* Indoor/Outdoor room access
* Individualized or group exercise multiple times a day
* One on One attention with staff
* Own food/medication given at no additional charge |
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