We are pleased to confirm your pet’s reservation at our facility!
If your pet is current on our preventative care requirements you may schedule your pet for check-in any time during our intake hours. If they do not meet any of the preventative care requirements listed below then we will be happy to help you schedule an appointment with our veterinary team prior to the time of check-in to get them current on the requirements.
We do not have facilities to board dogs overnight.
Preventative Care Requirements:
Canine: Exam by a staff veterinarian within one year; Fecal parasite and Heartworm tested negative within one year; Current vaccine status on rabies, distemper/parvo, leptospirosis, bordetella and influenza (H3N2 & H3N8). Application of an acceptable heartworm and flea prevention on a date within the effective range of the product.
Feline: Exam by a staff veterinarian within one year; Fecal parasite tested negative within one year; Current vaccine status on rabies and distemper, as well as a FeLV / FIV test . Application of an acceptable flea prevention on a date within the effective range of the product.
Plan at least 30 minutes for the initial intake process. If your pet is currently taking any medication or receiving subcutaneous fluids, please be sure to bring these prescriptions with you. Please arrange to have your pet’s complete medical record including current vaccination records if you are a new client sent over in advance of your reservation date. All patients that are not current on required vaccines or tests, are strongly recommended to have a scheduled appointment two to three weeks prior to their reserved intake date. Failure to Make An Appointment, may result in a long wait time at check-in.
Below is a list of additional information needed to ensure a successful check-in.
1. Information about your pet – Please read, print and complete this boarding form. Please send the completed form to us prior to your reservation date or bring it with you on the check-in day.
2. Boarding/Daycare requirements – For the health and safety of all our boarders, it is your responsibility to ensure that your pet has all preventative care requirements addressed prior to the first day of your reservation. We reserve the right to refuse the intake of your pet to our facility if they are found to be deficient of any of our preventative care requirements, currently ill with a potentially contagious disease, dangerously aggressive or their admission is otherwise deemed to be an unacceptable threat to the health and safety of our other boarders, themselves or our staff at the time of check-in. If any preventative care requirements are to be performed during my pet’s stay this will be done at my expense. If a required fecal screening is positive, necessitating treatment, I understand that appropriate medication will be prescribed and administered at my expense.
3. Food – We recommend that you bring your pet’s regular food to minimalize stress and reduce the chance of stomach upset. Please pre-portion in baggies and label. Bowls are provided. Please do not bring your own bowls unless medically required.
4. Personal belongings – We provide bedding for naptime and toys for playtime. If you choose to bring your own bedding or other personal items, please be aware that these items may become soiled, lost or damaged during the stay. Remember to take leashes, collars and harnesses with you when you leave. You can bring them back in at the time of pick-up. We are not responsible for any damaged or lost personal items.
5. Medications – Any pet that requires medication of any kind is considered a “medical boarder”. This means there will be an additional daily charge to medicate your pet during their stay. All medications need to be in the original containers they were dispensed in with proper labeling. A separate charge will be assessed if any medication refills are needed while boarding.
Our veterinarians reserve the right to refuse to authorize the administration by our staff of any medication that is deemed to be unsafe including “unsourced” medications that were acquired by a means outside of our accepted distribution channels. This policy is designed to protect our patients, veterinarians, staff, and our reputation. These “unsourced” medications are at an increased risk for fraudulent or improper manufacturing. In addition, we also feel that there is an increased risk for adulteration, contamination or mishandling of the medication during distribution and storage which may render them no longer safe or effective. This is especially true when considering the use of injectable medications.
Our accepted sources for medications to be procured include the following places:
- Prescribed and filled by any Companion Animal Hospital.
- Filled through Vet’s First Choice, Wedgewood, Road Runner, Diamondback, Pet Apothecary, Chewy, Drs. Foster & Smith and 1-800-Pet-Meds.
- Filled through any “human” pharmacy such as: Walgreen’s, CVS, Costco, Jewel-Osco.
- Prescribed and filled by another Veterinary Hospital outside of the Companion group.
6. Pick-up Times – A pick-up time is to be arranged at time of check-in.
A. I agree, that either I, or an authorized agent of mine will promptly pick-up my pet and pay for all accrued charges at the agreed upon date and time.
B. Please contact us at least 24 hours in advance of this time if you will need to change your pick-up time.
- If the new pick-up time requested is an extension of more than two days beyond the original date of pick-up, I agree to pay over the phone at that time for all related expenses up to the current date.
- If I fail to comply with these pick-up guidelines and do not provide adequate advance notice as described above than additional fees may apply.
- I further agree that if I do not comply with these pick-up guidelines and/or am unable to be reached, the pet will be considered abandoned after 5 business days after their pick-up time. We may handle this abandonment in the best interests of the pet and/or the hospital in accordance with the local laws and I will still be responsible for all related fees.