Here are some of the most-asked questions about boarding pets and answers to help you make that most important decision so your time away from home can be spent worry-free regarding your pet.
Should I bring my own pet food? |
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Are their any requirements for vaccinations prior to boarding my pet? |
Wilderness Kennels requires all pets to be current on their vaccinations, not only for their protection but for other boarders as well. |
What happens if my pet becomes ill during the time he is boarded? |
When your pet is brought to the kennel to be "checked in," Wilderness Kennels requests certain information regarding your pet; including whom to contact in case of an emergency and what veterinarian is to be called if needed. |
Will my dog get fleas or ticks while being boarded? |
The facilities at Wilderness Kennels have been constructed to discourage the infestation of fleas and ticks. All pets are checked periodically and any pets infested by parasites are bathed and dipped by the groomer. |
What if my dog or cat needs medication? |
For a small fee in addition to the regular boarding fee, all medications will be given as directed. |
Are the dogs exercised? |
Each pet has ample room in his own kennel to run and play. For a small additional fee, your pet can receive personal exercise outside the runway. Ask about out "playtime service." |
| What if I want my dog bathed or groomed before he comes home? |
Most dogs leave the kennel just as clean as when they arrive. If you want your pet bathed, make arrangements at check in time and our experienced groomer will bathe or groom your dog prior to being picked up. |
| What happens if my pet dies while he is being boarded? |
It is always possible for a pet to die due to causes beyond the control of any kennel operator, even the best and most careful. Wilderness Kennels has 24-hour supervision every day of the year. Arrangements will be made according to the owner's wishes. |
| How can I be sure that my pet will get adequate personal attention during the time I am gone? |
All pets boarded at Wilderness Kennels are directly supervised by the in-residence owners. Attendants are trained on how to handle the pets and give them daily personal attention on a regular basis. Every pet is given the same consideration and care their owner would provide. |