Food and treat questions

Grain-free dry kibble and a wet or canned food, either or both. Farm-fresh eggs, hot dogs and dog treats are also on hand.

Canned pate and a chicken-and-rice kibble.

No. Rates are all inclusive, with no charge for special feedings.

Yes, at no charge. Bring enough for the whole stay plus a little extra, in the original bag.

No. Write the amounts in cups, teaspoons or tablespoons on the agreement or a note, and the staff do the rest.

Tell the staff when you drop off and list them on the pet information page of the boarding agreement. Bring the diet your pet is on.

Yes, if your pet uses one. Bowls are provided for everyone else.

First-time boarders sometimes skip a meal or two. If a pet keeps refusing, the staff offer enticing treats such as hot dogs.

Yes. A Happy Pup Cup and a Happy Lick Mat (peanut butter or cheese) are $4.99 each, and a Happy Pupsicle, a frozen bell pepper treat in beef or chicken, is $7.99, on the 2026 rates.

Yes. The agreement asks for feeding times and amounts for each pet, and the staff follow them.

No. Medications given with food are included.

Write it on the pet information page of the boarding agreement and tell the staff at drop-off. Bring the food your pet normally eats, in the original bag.

Ask the staff first. The house treats are free, and any treat you bring should be named on the agreement along with the amount.