Small pet stays are quoted by phone.
Which pets
Rabbits, gerbils, hamsters, rats, guinea pigs and birds are all welcome. Each has its own page: rabbits, birds, guinea pigs, hamsters and gerbils and pet rats.
Price and booking
The 2026 rate sheet asks you to call about small pet boarding, so there is no list price. Describe your pet when you phone and the kennel will tell you the rate and how to book.
The cage
The kennel may ask you to provide your pet's cage. That keeps a familiar home around your pet. The cage question explains more.
Before you go
Call as early as you can, especially around holidays. Reservations are requests the kennel confirms, so ask about food, daily routine and when to drop off. The small pet packing guide helps with the list.
What to ask on the phone
Tell the kennel the species, how many animals, the cage size, the food your pet eats and the dates. Ask the nightly price, when to drop off and whether anything else is needed at the first visit. A small animal has its own feeding routine, and staff plan around it once they know it.
Medicine and diets
The kennel does not charge extra for special feedings or for giving medications, so list both when you book. Put feeding amounts in clear units, such as cups, teaspoons or tablespoons, the way the kennel asks for dogs and cats.
Cats and dogs at home too
If you also board a dog or cat, one booking can cover them. See the dog boarding and cat boarding pages for the 2026 rates.