Ultimate Guide To Choosing The Right Place To Board Your Dog Part 2
Being a pet parent, you won’t want your furry BFF sitting in a small cage. First, figure out what kind of boarding facility you and your dog will need. Look for a boarding facility that is comfortable for both you and your dog.
Here is what you should look for in a boarding Boarding Facility for your dog:
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Is the boarding Boarding Facility clean?
It's better to visit before you commit to sending your pet there for an overnight stay. Check for tidy spaces, fresh water, and a sanitary environment. Cleanliness extends to play areas, feeding stations, and restrooms. There shouldn't be any trash or choking hazards around for pups to get into.
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Is the boarding Boarding Facility secure?
Ensure the space has proper safety measures in place. This includes secure fencing, well-ventilated areas, and protocols for handling emergencies. Your pet should never be left unattended with other dogs and a facility staff member should be with the dogs at all times. Ask about the facility's policies on supervision during playtime and the security of the overall premises.
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What is the size of the Board Facility?
Consider the size and environment of the space. Is it large enough to accommodate your dog comfortably? Does it offer indoor and outdoor areas for your dog to play and exercise?
Consider the size of the facility and its capacity. Look for a location that provides a stimulating and comfortable environment for your dog. A location that is too crowded may result in stress for the dogs. Adequate space for each dog to move comfortably, both indoors and outdoors, is essential for their well-being.
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Is the boarding staff highly trained?
Inquire about the qualifications and training of the staff. Knowledgeable and experienced caretakers can better handle various breeds, temperaments, and potential emergencies. Boarding staff must know how to keep the group calm and how to redirect a dog’s attention. The staff should communicate and deal with dogs in a safe and friendly manner.
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Is there a vet on call?
Accidents can happen at any time. Any good dog hotel should have a 24-hour veterinary service. You never know when a dog might require emergency assistance. Find out how well-prepared the boarding facility is for emergencies.In case of an emergency, the on-call vet can examine the condition of your pet and provide proper treatment. This will guarantee that your furry companion is in good hands.
We hope you found these tips helpful. Stay tuned for part 3!