Safety and cleaning questions

Yes. The 100 indoor/outdoor runs are heated in winter and air-conditioned in summer, and each dog chooses inside or out.

The kennel building opened in October 2022 with fire sprinklers, plus HVAC and epoxy floors.

The kennel is kept immaculately clean, and Google reviewers often say so in their reviews.

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

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

Younger pets have not finished their vaccine series, so they must be 16 weeks old before the first day.

A staff member carries in the belongings and walks your pet to the kennel. It prevents parking-lot scuffles and escapes.

Metal pinch collars can catch on chain link. The staff have collars for dogs who need one.

Dogs see neighbors through the fence but have their own space. Dogs from one household can share a kennel.

The agreement lets the kennel arrange veterinary care at your expense. The staff try you first, then your additional contact, then your emergency contact.

Yes, as a business and commercial kennel by Solano County.

The agreement notes that a vaccinated pet can still catch a contagious illness, which is why the kennel asks for the full set of vaccines.