It is one of several extras on the rate sheet, and it suits warm Dixon afternoons when something cold feels good.
What is in it
The sheet describes it as a frozen bell pepper treat, in a choice of beef or chicken. Pick the flavor your dog already likes, and skip the extra if your dog reacts to either meat.
How it compares with the other extras
The Happy Pup Cup is $4.99. The Happy Lick Mat, in peanut butter or cheese, is $4.99. The Happy Pupsicle is $7.99, the highest of the three treats. For a three-night stay, one Pupsicle a night would be 3 x $7.99, and a single one on the last day works as a send-off treat.
When it fits
Summer visits, a dog who loves cold treats and a stay with a birthday in the middle are natural times. Dixon afternoons run hot in July and August, and a frozen treat is a way to mark the day. Ask for it when you book or at drop-off.
Allergies and diets
Tell the staff about allergies before any extra is added. A dog on a restricted diet can skip the extras entirely and eat only the food you bring, and that costs nothing. The pet information page of the agreement is the place to list what your dog cannot have.
More about extras
See the Pupsicle page or the full extras list, and the extras FAQ. Extras are charged on top of the nightly rate and settled at pick-up with the rest of the balance.