Doggy Daycare

We are currently at full capacity for Doggy Daycare. Fortunately, we have a new building facility in the construction process. Be on the look out for when we have more availability to bring in new Doggy Daycare clients!

Doggy Daycare: Monday-Friday

Doggy Daycare is a great solution for busy owners. Whether it’s a long shift, short day trip, appointments, or errands Doggy Daycare will allow your pet Exercise & Socialization, Human Contact, Expert-Supervised Playtime, and Relief from Boredom.

Every dog is different, both with behaviors and play styles. In order to participate in Doggy Daycare, your dog must play well in a group.

Drop Off Hours: 7:00 AM – 9:00 AM

Half Day Pickup Hours: 12:00 PM – 1:00 PM

Full Day Pickup Hours: 4:00 PM – 6:00 PM

Prices

½ Day of Doggy Daycare: $15.00

1 Day of Doggy Daycare: $28.00

5 Day Pass for Doggy Daycare: $130.00 ($26.00 a day)

10 Day Pass for Doggy Daycare: $250.00 ($25.00 a day)

20 Day Pass for Doggy Daycare: $480.00 ($24.00 a day)

30 Day Pass for Doggy Daycare: $690.00 ($23.00 a day)

*Must be used 12 months from initial purchase

Silver Membership: $3,120.00 a year

Benefits include: -Up to 3 days a week of Doggy Daycare 

Exclusive Holiday Daycare.

Gold Membership: $5,200.00 a year

Benefits include: -Up to 5 days a week of Doggy Daycare

Exclusive Holiday Daycare

Exclusive birthday party for your fur baby.

Benefits of Doggy Daycare

  • Boredom/Destructive Behavior: Does your dog suffer from boredom? A bored dog is usually a destructive dog. If your dog is lonely or bored during the day then doggie daycare will provide plenty of exercise and activity to stimulate the brain and keep him/her fit - a tired dog is a happy dog!
  • Teaches Socialization Skills and Helps Eliminate Separation Anxiety: Dogs are naturally pack animals. If your dog enjoys the company of other dogs, doggie daycare allows your dog to romp and play with other dogs of like temperaments. We can help you locate their BFF!
  • Exercise and Lots of Attention: Does your dog have a surplus of energy? Often a ten-minute walk or ball play is just not enough for these dogs. They not only need the stimulation, but they also need lengthier interactive play activities and attention to burn off their excess energy in a safe and supervised environment. Pet obesity is a growing concern; according to the Association for Pet Obesity Prevention, more than 50 percent of dogs are obese.
  • Structured Play Times: We have structured play times, so they have friends to play with all day long. Upon your return you will find a happy and tired fur baby.
  • Your Dog Won't Get Overwhelmed: Dogs like to play hard, they will grab each other, play, growl, and tumble. Anytime your dog gets overwhelmed we will intervene on their behalf, so they do not get scared or overwhelmed, however, whenever you have multiple dogs interacting, there is a risk of fights.