NORTH HALL KENNELS

Yes. It is always best to keep your pet on their diet and feeding schedule.

Yes. One or two toys is fine. Treats are welcome. However we do not permit rawhides, real bones, or anything that is not safe or digestible.

Yes. We do have a Kuranda bed in each run. You may add a small to medium bed or blanket.

Yes. We can administer pills, ointments, eye drops and ear drops for a small fee. Medications must be in original container from vet.

We do not give injections. Keep in mind we will not accept pets that need to be under veterinary care or have a condition that is contagious.

Yes. We just require that you let us know of any changes as soon as you are aware.

Yes. However they must be from the same household. Certain factors such as size and feeding must be taken into consideration.

Yes. We keep the entire facility very comfortable for our guests. We also have a fresh air purification system as well.

In most cases, yes.

Your dog will be let out leash free four times per day to a very large secured area. For your pets safety and health we do not intermix our guests

Yes

Due to the added excitement of being picked up and the car ride Home. Rest assured your dog gets plenty of water during their stay. We strongly recommend waiting at least 45 minutes before giving food or water after their arrival so they do not eat or drink too quickly.

Yes. Due to the extra activity and being in different surroundings your dog may sleep more than usual the first day or two.

Canine cough “bordatella” is a upper respiratory infection that is usually mild and similar to a cold in humans. Your dog may get it if exposed to another dog or areas they may have been.

People tend to associate canine cough with dogs that have been boarded or kenneled. This is not true. They can be exposed anywhere they encounter other dogs. This includes the veterinarians office, daycare, dog parks or even from your neighbors dog.

Bordatella infections are very similar to a chest cold in humans and can be bacterial or viral. Incubation is generally three to ten days which means this is when potential symptoms can arise as well. Most cases are mild.

Vaccinating your dog every six months with the Bordatella vaccine will reduce the risk and help reduce severity of symptoms. Since there are different strains the vaccine is only directed at the most common. A strong immune system is the best defense. Young and elderly dogs with weakened immune systems can be more susceptible. Please consult your veterinarian for more information.