Single Visit, Club Cards & Monthly Memberships starting at $30 for a single day.

Are you ready for a happy and oh-so-tired dog?

Call us for more information and more pricing information at 1-709-701-2928 or email us at dogcare@kenmountroadanimalhospital.com

You can also submit our daycare application below. Our daycare coordinator will be in touch within five business days!

Our goal is for your dog to have FUN and thrive. Therefore, there are precautions that we take for every dog to help ensure your pet is in the safest & healthiest environment possible.

Vaccines

• Every dog must be up to date on vaccines: DA2PPV, Rabies, and Bordetella.
• Puppies need at least two DA2PPV vaccines and a Bordetella vaccine. Rabies must be given when they are old enough (no later than 18 weeks).
• If you are not a client, we require an annual vaccine certificate or records directly from your veterinarian as proof that your dog is current for these vaccinations.
• If you choose to perform titre tests, we require annual written documentation from your veterinarian of your pet’s adequate titre results.

Spay & Neuter 

• All ages are welcome at daycare however, every dog must be spayed and neutered by eight months of age. No exceptions.
• If your dog is displaying behaviour related to sexual maturity prior to the eight-month mark (such as humping or marking) that is disruptive to the other dogs at daycare, he or she may be required to take a break from daycare until after their spay or neuter.

Flea & Parasite Prevention

• Every dog must be on a veterinarian-prescribed form of parasite control for fleas and intestinal parasites.
• We require yearlong flea and intestinal parasite prevention covering every month.
• As with vaccines, if you are not a client, we require proof of parasite prevention in the form of a medical record from your veterinarian.

Positive Socializing

• Daycare is not right for every dog.
• Prior to admission, we provide an assessment to all dogs over the age of six months. This assessment is not to label your dog as a ‘good dog’ or ‘bad dog.’ It is to determine if our daycare is the right environment for your dog to thrive and have fun.
• If your dog exhibits aggressive or behavioural concerns during assessment, it will be discussed with you and will result in your dog not being admitted.
• Daycare is for your dog to have fun however; every dog does not flourish in this environment. If your dog begins to show negative behaviour and is not enjoying his or her experience, we will discuss this with you in a timely manner.
• If your dog’s behaviour creates a potential safety concern for them or for others, he or she will be unable to continue in daycare.