Frequently Asked Questions

General Doggie Daycare FAQs:

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Does my dog need to be vaccinated?

Yes! For the safety of all dogs we require that dogs have current vaccines for all services. Vaccines required are:

 

• Rabies

• Bordetella (kennel cough)

• Distemper

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Can I check on my dog through the day?

Of course!  We totally understand and we'll even send your multiple pictures throughout the day!

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What should I bring with my dog for daycare?

-Food

-Collar, harness, and leash

-Medication

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My dog does not play well with others, is daycare still an option?

Yes!  Here at Oggie's Doggies we understand that all dogs have different needs and some need a little more time and attention than others.  During your dog's initial assessment, we'll figure out if Oggie's is a good fit and what your best friend needs to thrive.  You'll get the chance to tour the facility and ask questions.

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My dog has special needs, is daycare still an option?

Yes!  During your dog's initial assessment, we'll discuss what your dog needs and how Oggie's can best take care of your furry friend.

 

Oggie's Overnight FAQs:

What is included in overnight stays?

Your furry friend will be walked 3x a day, fed, administered any medication and provided the comfiest kennel accommodations.

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What are the requirements for boarding?

To ensure a fun and stress-free experience for everyone, we require the following:

• Behavioral Screening: This brief assessment allows us to understand your dog's temperament and ensure a good fit for our pack environment.

• Up-to-Date Vaccinations: For the health of all dogs, we require current vaccinations for rabies, bordetella (kennel cough), and distemper.

• Spay/Neuter: Dogs over 1 year old must be spayed or neutered to participate in boarding (with exceptions for documented medical reasons).

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What happens if my dog gets sick or injured?

If Your Dog Gets Sick or Injured During Their Stay:

Safety First: We prioritize your dog's well-being. If your dog shows any signs of illness during their stay, we will:

• Isolate them from other dogs to prevent the spread of any potential illness.

• Contact You Immediately: We'll notify you about the symptoms and discuss next steps.

• Veterinary Care:

  • For non-emergencies, we can schedule an appointment with your trusted local veterinarian (additional fees may apply).

  • In case of an emergency, we will take your dog to the nearest PACE (Pet Animal Care Emergency) facility.

 

Transparency and Responsibility:

• We cannot be held responsible for illnesses contracted during boarding as social environments carry a risk of disease transmission.

• Preventative Measures: Up-to-date vaccinations significantly reduce the risk of illness. Please ensure your dog's vaccinations are current before boarding.