Here the nightly rate covers medication, so a pet on regular medication costs the same as one without.
What to bring
- Medication in its original container with the pharmacy label.
- Written instructions: the dose, the times and whether it goes with food.
- Enough for the whole stay plus a few extra doses.
- A note on anything to watch for, such as a pet who spits out pills.
Pills, liquids and more
Tell the staff on the boarding agreement about health conditions, age-related concerns, allergies and feeding instructions per pet. The agreement has space for each. Pets with arthritis, anxiety or mobility issues can find boarding harder, so the medical release asks what care you want if you cannot be reached.
Conditions that need a conversation
A pet may not be accepted if not in good health. Diabetic pets are usually better in a less stressful setting. If you are unsure, call 707-678-6600 or tour and talk with a manager. The guide to boarding a dog on medication covers the practical side.
Cats on medication
Cats in the cattery follow the same rule: medication is included in the $35 nightly rate on the 2026 sheet. See the cat medication page.
How it is billed
Medication does not appear as a separate line on the bill. Your total is the nightly rate for the kennel class, times the number of nights, plus half a night for an afternoon pick-up if that applies. A one-dog stay of five nights in Business Class is 5 x $59, or $295, whether or not your dog takes medicine.