Vaccinations and Requirements

​Rabies
DAPPv (Distemper, Adenovirus, Parvovirus, Parainfluenza)
Canine Cough intranasal vaccine (Bordetella bronchiseptica, Canine Adenovirus Type 2, Canine Parainfluenza )
Canine Influenza Virus (due to recent outbreaks in other states)
Leptospirosis
Negative Heartworm test*
Negative Fecal Screen*
​Negative Giardia test*

​Items to Bring
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Food
​Treats 
Medications (Portioned and placed in pill boxes according to day of week is greatly appreciated)
Toys (Feel free to bring any toy which will occupy your dog and make the visit more enjoyable)
Clean Bedding ( We have bedding as well if you would rather use ours)
Clean Dog :O)

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Boarding Requirements and Helpful Information

Parasite Prevention and Requirements

*If your dog is being treated monthly, an annual negative Heartworm Test and an annual negative Fecal Screen is required in addition to documentation from a veterinarian or online receipt showing purchase of monthly Heartworm and Gastrointestinal worm medications.

*If your dog is NOT being treated monthly, an annual negative Heartworm Test is required. In addition, a negative fecal screen must be run within 2 weeks of arrival every time the dog is boarded.
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*All dogs require a negative Giardia (flotation and antigen) Fecal Screening every 6 months. (As a precaution: if this test is positive, it takes at least 5-7 days to treat and then retest, so please plan accordingly)

Documentation from a veterinarian or purchase receipt stating participation in monthly or every 3 month flea and tick control program is preferred

Within the US, it is recommended that every dog  receive a monthly parasite prevention medication in order to protect them from common gastrointestinal (GI) worms and heartworm (HW)  infections (which have been diagnosed in Oregon). In addition, it is necessary to perform an annual HW and fecal exam to ensure that the treatment is working. This is often performed during your pet's annual exam.

CAPC Guidelines for
controlling
internal & external
​parasites
​in u.s. dogs

"The Companion Animal Parasite Council (CAPC) is an independent council of veterinarians, veterinary parasitologists, and other animal health care professionals established to create guidelines for the optimal control of internal and external parasites that threaten the health of pets and people. It brings together broad expertise in parasitology, internal medicine, public health, veterinary law, private practice, and association leadership."

​Cancellation Policy (Once COVID-19 restrictions are officially discontinued.)

Please understand that we are a small facility and take great pride in providing exceptional care to the dogs and their owners that are in need of our services. Often, we are operating at full capacity, and  feel very badly when we  turn dogs away. When a reservation is cancelled for non emergency or illness reasons within 4 weeks of the scheduled date, it is very unfair to us, our clients and most importantly the dogs. 

During non peak times of the year, a credit card number will be taken at the time of the booking and an 
​ $80 nonrefundable fee will be charged to secure the reservation.

During peak times (when the kennel is operating at full capacity), a 50% of the total reservation fee will be charged to secure the reservation. This fee is nonrefundable. All reservations cancelled during the period of 2 weeks prior to the start date of the reservation will incur the additional 50% charge not collected previously.

 Peak boarding dates include, but are not limited to, all major holidays, spring break, and summer.