The menu is simple and the same for every boarder who does not bring their own.
For dogs
Dogs can have the dry food, the wet food or both. Treats are part of the day.
- Grain-free dry kibble
- Wet or canned food
- Farm-fresh eggs
- Hot dogs and dog treats
For cats
Cats are fed canned pate and a chicken-and-rice kibble. Each cat has an individual four-level tower with its own litter box and blanket.
When to bring your own
A pet with allergies, a prescription diet or a fussy stomach does best on a familiar food. Bring it in its original bag with amounts in cups. There is no charge for feeding your own food. Tell the staff about allergies on the boarding agreement.
First-day appetite
Some first-time boarders skip a meal or two. Staff offer enticing treats, such as hot dogs, if a pet keeps refusing. The guide on a dog who will not eat at boarding explains what is normal.
Special diets and allergies
If your pet has a food allergy, write it on the boarding agreement and bring the food in its original bag, with amounts in cups. Feeding your own food costs nothing extra. The nightly rate covers either choice.