Jimmy Stewart
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  1. Vaccinations and Health Records: Ensure your pet is up-to-date on vaccinations and has a clean bill of health. Many facilities require this information.
  2. Tour the Facility: Visit the boarding facility beforehand to check for cleanliness, safety, and overall environment. Ensure it feels right for your pet.
  3. Staff and Supervision: Look for knowledgeable and caring staff who are trained to handle different pet behaviors and emergencies.
  4. Exercise and Socialization: Confirm that the facility provides adequate exercise, playtime, and socialization to keep your pet engaged and happy.
  5. Diet and Feeding: Discuss your pet’s dietary needs and feeding schedule with the facility. Ensure they can accommodate any special requirements.
  6. Comfort and Familiarity: Bring along your pet’s favorite toys, bed, or blanket to provide a sense of familiarity and comfort.
  7. Emergency Protocols: Understand the facility's procedures for medical emergencies. Ensure they have a plan and contacts for nearby veterinary services.
  8. Communication: Choose a facility that provides regular updates on your pet’s well-being, either through phone calls, texts, or photos.
  9. Trial Stay: If possible, arrange a short trial stay to see how your pet adjusts to the new environment before a longer boarding period.
  10. Reviews and Recommendations: Read reviews or ask for recommendations from other pet owners to ensure the facility has a good reputation.

Ensuring these factors can help make the boarding experience as smooth and stress-free as possible for both you and your pet. Do you have any specific concerns about boarding your pet? Call us at 604-337-8091, we'd be happy to discuss your needs.


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