Medication and health questions

No. Special feedings, giving medications and walks are all included in the nightly rate.

In its original container with written instructions: the dose, the times and how it is given. Mark the name of your pet on it.

Yes. Tell the staff how your pet takes it. Customers have mentioned a diet or schedule being followed closely.

At least 16 weeks old before the first day of the stay, with the vaccinations recommended for that age.

A pet may not be accepted if it is not in good health. Call 707-678-6600 or come for a tour and talk with a manager about your pet. Diabetic pets are often more comfortable in a quieter setting, so ask first.

Pets should arrive free of fleas and ticks. If a problem is found after drop-off, the pet is bathed at the owner's cost.

The boarding agreement gives the kennel permission to arrange veterinary care at the owner's expense if it seems necessary. The staff contact you first, then your additional contact, then your emergency contact.

Page four of the boarding agreement. It records your pet's conditions, age-related concerns, pet insurance and how much treatment you want if you cannot be reached.

Someone who is not traveling with you and who may decide and pick up for you.

Boarding is a change of routine, and conditions such as anxiety, mobility problems or arthritis can flare. Describe them on the agreement so the staff know.

Dogs: rabies, distemper/parvo, Bordetella and canine influenza. Cats: rabies and FVRCP.